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Sounds of St. James - June 7
The Sounds of St. James Concert Series presents “A Piano for Late Spring,” on Sunday, June 7, at 4:00 PM. This concert invites listeners into the expressive world of the great keyboard masters. It features a program of works by Bach, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Mozart, and Scriabin—composers whose music spans from Baroque brilliance to Romantic passion to Early-Modern mysticism. Join us for an inspiring afternoon of piano artistry at St. James Church! Free admission; a freewill off
lucasrsigurdson
10 hours ago2 min read


This Wednesday, 5/27, come be filled.
Looking for a peaceful pause in the middle of the week? Join us for be filled this Wednesday, 5/27 — an evening to slow down, pray, share a meal, and spend time in quiet reflection before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. 5:15–6:15p — Adoration in the Church 6:15–7:15p — Shared Meal in Andrews Hall (Lower Level) Come on your own or bring a friend. Stay for a few minutes or the whole evening. Whether you’re a lifelong Catholic, asking questions, new to prayer, or simply looking
St. James
7 days ago1 min read


4/22: be filled this Wednesday at 5:15p
be filled is this Wednesday 4/22! Come pause, pray, and connect over a shared meal, meaningful conversation, and a quiet time of Adoration — a peaceful silent time of prayer before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Adoration: 5:15-6:15p (Church) Shared Meal: 6:15p-7:15 (Church Lower Level -- Andrews Hall) All ages, backgrounds, and parish affiliations -- or none! -- are welcome. Whether you're hoping to meet new people, grow in faith, or simply exploring for the first time,
St. James
Apr 181 min read


Looking for More This Easter Season? Come be filled.
Looking for More This Easter Season? Come be filled. If you’re visiting our website to find Easter Mass times, first of all— welcome ! We’re glad you’re here. Easter is a season of hope. It’s a time when many people feel a tug to return to church, to reconnect with faith, or to explore questions they may have been carrying for years. Some come with deep faith. Others come cautious or curious. Many come simply longing for peace. Wherever you find yourself this Easter, you are
St. James
Apr 23 min read
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