Due to inclement weather, all masses on Sunday, April 11th will be held inside the church. There will be no outdoor masses.
Please click here to sign up for Indoor and Outdoor Masses
Open Wide Our Hearts is a movement formed out of the USCCB for the purpose of discussing how we as a Church can overcome racism. St. James has been asked by our diocese to conduct a 6-session Open Wide Our Hearts series. If you’d like to join in our conversations, email: lefever.therese@gmail.com or angie@thestrategiesgroup.net to be added to our mailing list. Our last session is April 12th.
FEBRUARY 15th HOMEWORK - click here
MARCH 8th HOMEWORK - click here
Link to USCCB letter: https://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/human-life-and-dignity/racism/upload/open-wide-our-hearts.pdf
The Diocese of Green Bay has put together a very moving, virtual exhibit in an effort to start the conversation about racism in their diocese. We encourage everyone to view the exhibit at www.openwideourheartsgb.org.
Here is a link to a prayer against the CoronaVirus (Covid-19). >>> Prayer Against the CoronaVirus <<<
Fr. Peter is asking everyone to pray this prayer at least once a day.
Also, there is another prayer (COVID-19: A Prayer of Solidarity) that Fr. Peter would like you to pray. Here is the link. >>> COVID-19: A Prayer of Solidarity <<<
† Eucharistic Celebrations †
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Public Masses are indoors, outdoors and online. CLICK HERE for Mass times and details.
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† Confessions †
NOTE: Because of the Coronavirus Crisis all confessions will be Drive-thru and will take place weather permitting.
†"Drive-Up" Adoration †
Drive-up Adoration is available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. (The only times that it is not available during these times is when Confessions are being heard.) click here
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† Parish Center and Chapel Hours†
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THE PARISH CENTER IS OPEN, FOR APPOINTMENTS ONLY.
THE PARISH CENTER CHAPEL WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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