Feast of Saint James 2022
Celebrating the Feast of Saint James and the 20th Anniversary of our Church Building
Celebrating the Feast of Saint James and the 20th Anniversary of our Church Building
The Saint James community is grateful for the work of Fr. Stagg and the many dedicated parishioners who helped bring that vision to fruition, many of whom have gathered with us this weekend to worship and celebrate.
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The Christ who lives in you not only gives you the direction for your life but also gives you the capacity to say “yes” to follow what is best for you – THAT’s FREEDOM!
Friends, I often remark that I don’t know how people make it through life without faith, to which people almost every time respond in agreement. Yet, why do so many choose to stay away?
We can only “host” these families through your support! We need volunteers to cook dinners, purchase pre-made meals or frozen meals, and drivers to deliver the food twice a week (from Saint James). Families also need girl size 3T pull-ups and diapers boy size 4.Can’t cook??? No problem! We also need: Shoprite gift cards ($25.00)…
Have you ever had the experience of getting either to work or getting home and not remembering the drive? I’m sure that this has happened to you. You stroll over to your car, start the engine, and then you realize you’ve made it to your destination without any memory of the commute.
When a priest celebrates an anniversary, it is more than just about him. It is also about God and his people. Having celebrated 50 years as a priest, I am grateful to God, and to all of you, and all of the people in the parishes I served for letting me touch you with my faith, my care and concern, and for allowing me to enter into your lives, sometimes at moments which are personal for you.