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Worship Schedule
Mass Times
Weekend
Saturday: 4:00 pm at Holy Redeemer
Sunday:
8:30 am & 11:30 am at St. James
10:00 am & 4:00 pm at Holy Redeemer
Weekday
Monday: 8:00 am at Holy Redeemer
Tuesday: 8:00 am at St. James
Wednesday: 8:00 am at Holy Redeemer
Thursday: 8:00 am at St. James
Friday: 8:00 am at Holy Redeemer
Saturday: 8:00 am at St. James
Eucharistic Adoration
Monday: 7:00 pm at Holy Redeemer
Friday: 6:00 pm at St. James
Confession Times
Monday: 7:00 - 8:00 pm at Holy Redeemer
Friday: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm at St. James
Saturday: 8:30 am - 9:15 am at St. James
Other: By Appointment
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Blessing for Summer
O God,
Pour Your blessing upon these summer months of sun and clouds, flowers and growth. In this season of cultivation, cultivate us as we worship, work, play, and rest in You. May this season, and all the others, serve to draw us closer to You. Amen.
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The mustard seed was the smallest seed, but it grew to be the largest plant because it was well-tended. This is faith: looking past what is to see what can be, if only we make the necessary choice. #hrsjcatholic
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Blessing for Abundant Growth
Dear God,
Bless our efforts in Your Name.
Help us to understand Your will.
Allow us to follow the invitation You have provided.
We want to be rich soil — help us respond deeply and abundantly to every place You call. Amen.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:
Mondays at Holy Redeemer at 7pm
Fridays at St. James at 7pm
This weekend at Mass, we'll hear how Jesus teaches his disciples to be open (be “rich soil”) to the often mysterious meaning of the parables about the kingdom of Heaven. Are you someone who is open to new or different ideas?
See you at Mass! #hrsjcatholic
All are welcome to join us for this spectacular presentation on the history and significance of the Shroud of Turin! #hrsjcatholic
Did you know that Catholics dedicate July to the Precious Blood of Jesus? This beautiful devotion is rooted in the earliest days of Christianity. Jesus, thank you for your selfless sacrifice and the gift of your redeeming love! #hrsjcatholic
In today's readings, Jesus speaks of himself as meek and humble of heart, and invites us to find “rest” in him. What are some burdens Jesus could relieve for you? #hrsjcatholic
This weekend, we celebrate the 4th of July! May everyone have a blessed and safe Independence Day. #hrsjcatholic
Today we hear in the Gospel reading, "Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it." (Mt 10:39) #hrsjcatholic
All elementary age children are welcome to join us for a week of Vacation Bible School August 3-7th. Registration available on our website: hrsjcatholic.com
The first Summer Spirituality Saturday event is just a few weeks away! We hope you will join us! #hrsjcatholic
“What I say to you in the darkness, speak in the light.” We all hear God’s voice whispering in our hearts. Discipleship means speaking those words out loud. We all feel the Spirit sing into our souls. Discipleship means that we dance to the tune. #hrsjcatholic
Today is Juneteenth! In the United States, this holiday is an important reason to celebrate, as it marks the true end of slavery. It commemorates when federal troops enforced emancipation in Texas, making it a kind of “second Independence Day” for many. Thank God for freedom! #hrsjcatholic
Jesus commissioned his 12 Apostles to carry on his missionary work of healing the sick and exorcising unclean spirits. Do you have a sense of mission for your life? What is it? #hrsjcatholic
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Did you know that June is the Month of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and that today is the Feast of the Sacred Heart? This feast celebrates Jesus' divine love, mercy, and his humanity!
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in you!
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Inspiration for the Week: The starving Israelites found their physical salvation in manna, “a food unknown to your fathers.” We find our spiritual salvation in the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, a food unknown to too many souls. Blessed are we to partake of the Bread of Life. #hrsjcatholic
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi.
May this beautiful feast draw us deeper into our love for Christ, who is truly present in the Eucharist.
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Jesus teaches the crowds that whoever eats his body and drinks his blood will live forever. Who could you invite this week to attend Sunday Mass and receive the Eucharist with you? #hrsjcatholic
Vacation Bible School is a week of faith, fun and friends at Holy Redeemer-St. James the Less! Register now at https://www.hrsjcatholic.com/vbs
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Today we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity.
Trinity Prayer —
O Divine Mystery, O Sacred Trinity!
Surround us with Your wisdom, love, power, and grace.
Draw us to Yourself. Help us to rest in Your goodness.
Amen.
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Jesus speaks of God’s love and commitment to both people and planet. What do you imagine a “saved” world will look like? #hrsjcatholic
Happy Memorial Day! #hrsjcatholic
Today we celebrate Pentecost, often called the birthday of the Church. Jesus refers to the Holy Spirit as the “Advocate.” The Latin word for lawyer is “advocatus.” Like a lawyer, the Holy Spirit defends and guides us. So, when you’re in trouble, don’t forget — ask for your lawyer, and do what he tells you. #hrsjcatholic
Reminder: All Masses at Holy Redeemer this weekend!
Join us for Mass this weekend to celebrate The Ascension of the Lord. This marks the day Jesus' earthly ministry ended, and his heavenly ministry began. Christ's ministry continues to this day at the right hand of the Father in Heaven. #hrsjcatholic
We congratulate our parish youth on the day of thier Confirmation! May the gifts of the Holy Spirit enrich their lives so they may go forward with bold faith. #hrsjcatholic
Please pray for our parish children as they receive the Sacrament of First Holy Communion this Saturday. May we all continue to be beacons of faith in their lives!
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In Sunday's liturgy, we heard that if we want to see Christ’s face, we must look to the Sacraments. “The world will no longer see me,” Christ tells his disciples, “but you will see me.” This ability to see Jesus is a gift of the Holy Spirit, one made again and again — even today.
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Today we celebrate Mother's Day!
“The Rosary is the most powerful weapon to touch the Heart of Jesus, Our Redeemer, who loves His Mother.” -St. Louis de Montfort
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Today is the National Day of Prayer! Take a moment today to pray together this blessing of peace:
Dear Lord,
You have said, “Do not let your hearts be troubled.”
Bless me with Your peace.
Fill my heart with trust in You,
and hope in Your promises.
Be my rock in times of distress,
my light in times of darkness,
and my rest in the storm.
Amen.
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How often do we contemplate the mercy of God, but fear it will run out? How often do we consider following the path of Christ and worry that it is too steep? But God has not overpromised. Dare to believe Him. Dare to follow Him. #hrsjcatholic
Today is the 5th Sunday of Easter and in this Sunday's Gospel reading we'll hear Jesus say, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." (Jn 14:6) See you at Mass!
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Traditionally, a May Crowning is when we place a crown of flowers on a statue of Mary at our parish (or at home). In doing so, we honor Mary as the Queen of Heaven and the Mother of God. Join us at 10am Mass tomorrow for our parish's May Crowning!
Mary, Queen of Heaven, pray for us!
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Did you know that the month of May is specially dedicated to Mary? Many Catholics honor Mary in May by participating in a May Crowning, setting up a home altar to Mary, and praying a daily Rosary. #hrsjcatholic
Vacation Bible School registration is open! August 3-7th. Visit hrsjcatholic.com/vbs to learn more! #hrsjcatholic
n this Sunday's Gospel, Jesus speaks of himself as the gate through which his followers pass and have abundant life. As we also spend this day celebrating the World Day of Prayer for Vocations, let's pray for an increase in vocations and for more people to follow Jesus' call. #hrsjcatholic
Blessing of the Good Shepherd
Dear Jesus,
Be the Good Shepherd in my life.
Help me to know your voice and to respond.
Help me to find your fold and the paths on which you lead.
Bless me with verdant pastures and restful waters.
Refresh my soul.
Amen. #hrsjcatholic
We have a few seats left for our annual Women's Tea on May 9th - get your ticket today! #hrsjcatholic
How does Christ prove himself to Thomas? Not by his face or his words, but by his wounds. So, when we look for God to show Himself in relief or in triumph, we must remember the wounds of Christ. This is where we find our salvation. #hrsjcatholic
This Sunday is BUNDLE SUNDAY at St. James! Please brbing your donations to the St. Vincent de Paul truck in the parking lot from 8am-2pm. Thank you! #hrsjcatholic
A Blessing for Spring
Dear Lord,
As this new season begins,
bring new life to our hearts as well.
Prune what has grown despondent,
brush back that which darkens and clouds.
As the flowers bud and bloom,
bless us with new wonder, new hope, new promise, new joy.
Amen
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All are welcome to join us at our annual Women's Tea on May 9th. Enjoy good conversation, savory teas, tasty foods and inspiring words and music. #hrsjcatholic
Today we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, inspired by St. Faustina’s revelations and marking the close of the Easter Octave. As we reflect on God’s endless mercy, consider going to confession this weekend to fully embrace the grace of this special day. Jesus, we trust in You! #hrsjcatholic
BUNDLE SUNDAY is April 19th! Please bring your gently used clothing and household items to St. James' parking lot from 8am-2pm. #hrsjcatholic
Both the angel of the Lord and the risen Jesus greet Mary Magdalene and the other Mary with these words of comfort: “Do not be afraid.” Who in your circle of friends or family needs to be comforted this week?
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Happy Easter from the Catholic community of Holy Redeemer - St. James the Less!
Easter Blessing
Dear Lord,
Where there has been death, bring new life! Renew and redeem the sorrow in our stories with Your goodness and grace. Bless our hearts and homes this Easter and always. Amen.
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Today, on Good Friday, we commemorate the crucifixion and death of Jesus. It's a day of fasting, praying the Stations of the Cross, and participating in the solemn liturgy of the Lord's Passion. It is the only day in the entire liturgical year when Mass isn't celebrated.
Service times today: 12:00 PM at St. James and 7:00 PM at Holy Redeemer
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All are welcome to join our Catholic community at Easter Masses! #hrsjcatholic
Tomorrow starts the Paschal Triduum, the most solemn three-day period in the Roman Catholic liturgical year. It begins with the Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday and concludes with the Easter celebration on Sunday. We invite you to join us for these most sacred feast days!
Holy Thursday
7:00 PM at St. James the Less Church
Good Friday
12:00 PM at St. James the Less Church
7:00 PM at Holy Redeemer Church
Holy Saturday
7:00 PM at Holy Redeemer Church
Today is Palm Sunday — the start of Holy Week!
Lenten Challenge: Offer something costly to Jesus this Holy Week — not out of guilt, but love. Your attention. Your forgiveness. Your time. Break the jar. Trust that nothing poured out for Him is ever wasted. #hrsjcatholic
Please join us for Holy Week and to celebrate the Resurrection! #hrsjcatholic
Today, as we celebrate the Annunciation of the Lord, we thank Mary for her “yes.” When the archangel Gabriel visited Mary and told her she would conceive and give birth to Jesus, her brave acceptance made her the very first Christian and sealed her pivotal role in salvation history. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us! #hrsjcatholic
Today is the 5th Sunday of Lent. In the Gospel reading, we'll hear how Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead.
Lenten challenge: Who in your life needs to be called back to life? Pray for them. If that person is you, listen for the voice. It is calling even now.
See you at Mass!
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Fish Fry Friday is tomorrow! 6pm in Holy Redeemer Healy Hall followed by Stations of the Cross at 7pm.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Fun Fact: According to tradition, St. Patrick used a three-leaved shamrock to illustrate the Holy Trinity to the people of Ireland.
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Today is the 4th Sunday of Lent.Because He is the light, Jesus sees us in the glow of His redemptive love.
Lenten challenge: Spend 10 quiet minutes this week asking Jesus to show you how He sees you. Not through shame or fear, but through the light of His mercy.
See you at Mass! #hrsjcatholic
Fish Fry next Friday at Holy Redeemer at 6pm followed by the Stations of the Cross at 7pm. Please join us! #hrsjcatholic
Join us this weekend for our St. Joseph's Celebration! #hrsjcatholic
Lenten Penance Service will be held on March 18th at St. James the Less at 6pm. #hrsjcatholic
Today is the Third Sunday of Lent. Ask yourself: Are you in a sowing phase or a reaping phase?
This week's Lenten challenge: Thank someone who once sowed faith into your life. And keep sowing, even when the harvest is unseen.
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Join us for a Fish Fry at 6pm followed by Stations of the Cross. #hrsjcatholic
Today is the Second Sunday of Lent.
Lenten Challenge: This Lent and throughout life’s struggles, the Spirit leads you and me into the wilderness. Name one “desert” into which the Spirit has led you: perhaps grief, fear, silence, change, disappointment. Ask for the grace to go there willingly.
See you at Mass! #hrsjcatholic
All are welcome to join us as we pray the Stations of the Cross on Fridays during Lent:
Feb 20, 27 and March 6 at 6pm, St. James
March 13, 20, 27 at 7pm, Holy Redeemer
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Lenten Blessing: Bless us in Your mercy, Lord, as we journey these 40 Days of Lent. Use this time to call, anoint, bind, strengthen, and inspire us anew. Like a good shepherd, teach us Your voice, and give us the strength to follow. #hrsjcatholic Amen.
Today, we celebrate the First Sunday of Lent. Lenten Challenge: Practice one moment of honest, peaceful speech this week. Maybe it’s a sincere “yes” to something important, or a humble “no” to something you cannot do. Let it be a quiet step into the freedom Jesus offers. See you at Mass! #hrsjcatholic
Join us for a St. Joseph's celebration! #hrsjcatholic
FRIDAYS DURING LENT
Feb 20, 27 and March 6 at 6pm St. James
March 13, 20, 27 at 7pm Holy Redeemer
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Ash Wednesday is tomorrow! #hrsjcatholic
As we enjoy the last Sunday before Lent, let’s take a moment to reflect on the season ahead. Ash Wednesday begins our Lenten journey of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving as we prepare our hearts for Easter. Use these next few days to prepare for Lent!
See you at Mass! #hrsjcatholic
Virtues, EXPLAINED!
The virtue of love seeks the good of the other, a reflection of the love of God who created us for this very purpose. In practicing this virtue, we express the fullness of our identities as sons and daughters of God. In true Christian love, we find freedom. Happy Valentine's Day! #hrsjcatholic
Ash Wednesday is a week away! #hrsjcatholic
Today at Mass, we'll hear Jesus' sermon on the mount. He teaches, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” (Mt 5:3)
This sermon challenges us in many ways and teaches us a deeper love. Come learn more at Mass! See you there! #hrsjcatholic
Blessing of Light
Where you have known darkness, may the light stretch and shine.
Where you have dwelt in shadows, may the sun reach its gentle rays.
Where you have hidden in shame, may you know light-filled redemption, healing, belonging, and rest in Jesus.
Amen.
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Peter and Andrew, James and John — they were not expecting God that day. But there he was, right in front of them, beckoning. God stands before us today, and like the Apostles, we often don’t see Him coming. But still, He beckons. Will we follow? #hrsjcatholic
Today we'll hear how Jesus began his public ministry by calling disciples, healing the sick, and preaching the Good News of the Kingdom of Heaven. Have you ever felt a “call to action” to live out your faith?
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Today is the Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children.
Dear God,
You gave us all the gift of life. Help us to protect this sacred gift for the most vulnerable — the unborn children You have created in love. Be our strength as we spread a message of hope and life, give us Your eyes to view every circumstance with charity. Amen.
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John could not believe that Jesus would seek baptism from him, a lowly mortal man. But our God is a humble God. He does not fear our weakness. He extends his hand, saying, “It is fitting.” So take his hand. Begin the work he has set out for you. #hrsjcatholic
As we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, we'll hear:
"And a voice came from the heavens, saying,
“This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” (Mt 3:17)
Join us to learn more about why this feast day is so important to the story of salvation. See you at Mass!
Virtues, EXPLAINED!
Joy is the experience of achieving what we most desire — and what we most desire is love. God made us in love and for love, and so, in the same way that a flower seeks the sunlight, our souls seek the warmth of true, selfless love. #hrsjcatholic
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Today is the Feast of the Epiphany! We pray:
Dear God,
It was You who inspired the Magi to follow the star to find You. Inspire us to seek You, as well. Bless our homes and families this season, make them places where we can encounter You through prayer and community. Amen.
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Happy New Year! Today, in addition to the Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God (a holy day of obligation), we also celebrate World Day of Peace. What fitting celebrations for the first day of a new year! May your journey into 2026 be filled with the peace and love of Christ.
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Happy New Year’s Eve!
Begin the year with gratitude and grace with Mass as we celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God, a holy day of obligation, on Jan. 1 at 8am at St. James.
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We celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family today. This celebration reminds us that every moment in our lives can be a holy moment — even those that may seem insignificant. May your own family experience God's eternal grace, today and always.
Holy Family, pray for us!
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For unto us, a Savior is born! This Christmas, we reflect on the incredible gift Jesus is. May your heart be filled with his peace, your home with his joy, and your life with his hope renewed. Merry Christmas from all of us at HRSJ!
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Christmas Mass Schedule
December 24th
4 pm at Holy Redeemer
4 pm at St. James
10 pm at St. James
December 25th
8:30 am at St. James
10 am at Holy Redeemer
11:30 am at St. James
4 pm at Holy Redeemer
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