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Weekly Bulletin
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MAss IntentionsJuly 2-July 8, 2022
Mass Intentions
Saturday 4:00pm July 2, 2022
SJM Parishioners (Living and
Deceased)
Sunday 10:00am July 3, 2022
+ Junior Frederick
+ Doris B. Lipscomb
+ Clifford C. Lipscomb
+ Brenda Toussaint
+ Benjamin J. “Benny” Alexander, Jr.
+ O’Neil OJ Vappie, Jr.
+ Klien Xavier Vappie
+ Felice’ Roque Vappie
Monday 8:30am July 4, 2022
+ Chester Simmons, Jr. USMC
+ Stephan Norbert Moline USN
*Mass in the church.
Tuesday 8:30am July 5, 2022
Henry Eckers Family
Wednesday 8:30am July 6, 2022
Henry Eckers,V
Thursday 8:30am July 7, 2022
+ Henry Eckers, III
Friday 8:30am July 8, 2022
+ Henry Eckers, IV
If You Wish To Have Mass Intentions Done For Anyone, Please Contact The Rectory With Specific Detail By The Tuesday Before The Requested Date. Dates Are required. If You Wish to Make an Online Payment For Mass Intentions Please Specify The Persons Name and Contact The Recory For Special Dates.
Thank You!
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Mass TimesSunday Mass Schedule
- Saturday: 4:00 PM English English EN
- Sunday: 10:00 AM English English EN 6:00 PM English English EN --Mass in the Chapel
Daily Mass Schedule- TueFri 8:30 AM English English EN --Mass in the Chapel
Upcoming Special MassesThe Feast of St. James- July 24: 10:00 AM English English EN
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Confession Times
- Saturday: 3:15 PM to 3:45 PM
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Adoration Times
- 1st Friday: 9:00 AM
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Lifetime of Generosity Digital Legacy Seminar
How would you like to be remembered?
The Catholic Community Foundation (CCF) has designed an interactive planned giving seminar specifically for us! The digital seminar takes about 30 minutes to complete and is composed of videos and reflection opportunities with downloadable workbook prompts. The goal of the seminar is to explore the meaning of Catholic legacy and suggest ways to give smarter now and to benefit future generations. As a participant, you will even have the opportunity to utilize a free will-writing tool included as part of the seminar. So, how would you like to be remembered?
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News from the Vatican
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17 hours agoPope Francis is the first pope to have been ordained to the priesthood after the Second Vatican Council. -
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yesterdayThe Vatican announced it has completed the sale of a property in London that is at center of a Vatican trial for 10 people, including Cardinal Angelo Becciu, accused of financial malfeasance.
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