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CLERGY

Father Kevin P. Cavanaugh, Pastor

Father Janusz Kukulka

Deacon Alan A. Germain

Deacon Lee LaRocque

PARISH SECRETARY

Carole Scialla

(860) 643-4129

secretary@stjamesmanchester.org

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES

James J. Bagni

jamesjbagni@yahoo.com

(860) 231-2316

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION &

CONFIRMATION PROGRAMS

(860) 643-4129

Macy Jordan, Coordinator

SAINT JAMES SCHOOL

PRE-KINDERGARTEN - 8TH GRADE

73 Park Street, Manchester

(860) 643-5088

www.saintjamesschool.net

Mrs. Bridget Zorger, Principal

SJS FOUNDATION

www.stjamesschoolfoundation.com

PO Box 254, Manchester, CT 06040

SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY

(860) 643-8445

Please consider remembering Saint James Parish or Saint James School in your will.�

Saint James Parish � Manchester �

Please make ALL checks payable to Saint James Parish.

Collections for the weekend of January 9/10

totaled $24,073.00.

The monthly school collection last weekend

totaled $3,473.00.

A very sincere thank you to those parishioners who have

continued their weekly contributions by mail, by dropping

them off or through Online Giving. Your generosity and

support are very much appreciated especially during this

challenging time. We are most grateful for your continued

support of Saint James Parish.

Collections can still be made by mail, directly to the rectory

by dropping them through the mail slot in the front door,

or through Online Giving. For information regarding

Online Giving Visit: www.stjamesmanchester.org

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Readings for the week of January 17, 2021

Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19/Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10

[8a, 9a]/1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20/

Jn 1:35-42

Monday: Heb 5:1-10/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/

Mk 2:18-22

Tuesday: Heb 6:10-20/Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9 and 10c

[5]/Mk 2:23-28

Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/

Mk 3:1-6

Thursday: Heb 7:25—8:6/Ps 40:7-8a, 8b-9, 10, 17

[8a and 9a]/Mk 3:7-12

Friday: Heb 8:6-13/Ps 85:8 and 10, 11-12, 13-14

[11a]/Mk 3:13-19

Saturday: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/

Mk 3:20-21

Saturday, January 16

VIGIL MASS—SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

SJC 4:00 PM � Jean Loto (19th) by Frank & family

AC 5:00 PM � Agnes Gomes by her family

Sunday, January 17— SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

SJC 7:30 AM � Alden Pelletier by Gary & Marie Pelletier

SJC 9:00 AM � Laurie Anne Woodward by

K of C, Council 1155

AC 10:00 AM � Margaret Andreo (6th) by Andreo family

SJC 11:00 AM � Edward Toper (1st) by his wife, Jan

Monday, January 18

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday

SJC 8:00 AM Special Intention in thanksgiving by

Benjamin D’Silva & family

Tuesday, January 19

SJC 8:00 AM � Barbara Brezinski by a friend

Wednesday, January 20—Pope St. Fabian; St. Sebastian

SJC 8:00 AM Special Intention in thanksgiving by

Benjamin D’Silva & family

Thursday, January 21—St. Agnes

SJC 8:00 AM Special Intention in thanksgiving by

Benjamin D’Silva & family

Friday, January 22

SJC 8:00 AM Parishioners

Saturday, January 23—St. Marianne Cope; St. Vincent

SJC 8:00 AM Special Intention in Thanksgiving by

Benjamin D’Silva & family

VIGIL MASS—THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

SJC 4:00 PM � John Prytko by his wife, Ann & family

AC 5:00 PM � Elizabeth Cullen (1st) by Margaret Vogel

Sunday, January 24—THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

SJC 7:30 AM � Anthony Petock, Jr. by Macy Jordan

SJC 9:00 AM � Caitlin Roy by Maureen Foley

AC 10:00 AM � Edith Walsh by Cathy Hopperstad

SJC 11:00 AM � Rita Sulick by the Sulick family

Special Collection Contributions

We appreciate the consistent and ongoing generosity of

our parishioners. However, we make separate deposits

for special collections and, if possible, it would be very

helpful in the office if you could write a separate check

when contributing to a special collection. Thank you.

Sacraments

� Baptism: contact the Parish Office for information

� Penance (Confession): Saturdays 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM &

Thursday Evenings before First Fridays 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

� Communion: (parishioners who are homebound or hospitalized) contact the Parish Office

� Marriage: contact the Parish Office at least six months prior to possible date

� Priesthood: speak with one of our priests or visit www.vocationshartford.org

� Anointing of the Sick: contact the Rectory as soon as possible

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time�

ASSUMPTION CHURCH

MEMORIAL CANDLES

Week of January 10, 2021

MARY’S ALTAR ST. JOSEPH’S ALTAR

Leonore Ash

To request that a candle be lit, please take an envelope

from Mary’s Altar, or the front entrance to the church;

fill in the information, and place it in the collection bas-

ket or mail to Saint James Rectory, 896 Main Street,

Manchester, CT 06040. You can request more than one

candle per envelope by utilizing the space on the back

of the envelope. Those that attend Mass at Saint James

Church are welcome to complete an envelope for a can-

dle. Please print legibly. The cost per candle is $8.

Grades 1-8

This year’s program for grades 1-8 has begun. Initially

classes will be virtual.

Confirmation 2021

January 31—class

Confirmation 2022

January 24

Confirmation classes meet in person on Sunday from

6:30-8:30 p.m. in St. James Church hall.

Registrations are still being accepted. Please go to the

parish website, www.stjamesmanchester.org, and click on

Religious Education for detailed information. Any ad-

justments will be communicated to parents via email.

Please make sure Macy has your current email address.

Mass Obligation Dispensation Extended

Archbishop Blair has extended the dispensation from

the Sunday obligation through Tuesday, February 16,

2021.

Mass from St. James Church is broadcast weekly on

YouTube.com. To view the YouTube Mass or for com-

plete Mass attendance protocols, please see the parish

website, www.stjamesmanchester.org.

Please be reminded that the requirement to wear a face

mask when in church pertains to everyone

and includes private prayer time, adoration

as well as Mass attendance.

The Online Giving option available to all parishioners

is an easy, convenient and secure way to make regular

offertory donations. In addition, Online Giving may

also be used to make donations on Holy Days, for sec-

ond collections (i.e., Saint James School, seasonal shar-

ing and St. Vincent de Paul) as well as Archdiocesan

collections which occur throughout the year. Taking

advantage of Online Giving eliminates the need to

write checks and keep track of envelopes. It also bene-

fits the parish because of the consistency of the support

and it eliminates the cost of printing and mailing enve-

lopes. To learn more or to sign up go to the Parish web-

site, www.stjamesmanchester.org; scroll to the bottom

of the page and click on Online Giving. If you have

questions or need additional information, call Marisa

Howard, business manager, 860-643-4129.

JUST A REMINDER…

When dropping off donations or items for the rectory,

please use the slot in the door. Please do not leave

anything in the black USPS mailbox on the building.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time�

The Knights of Columbus will be

collecting refundable cans and bottles

on Saturday, January 23rd, in the St. James

Church parking lot from 9 a.m. to noon. For

more information, please contact Bob Misage at

860-559-2742. Thank you for your support.

Do you shop on Amazon.com? Amazon's charitable

giving program, AmazonSmile, will donate a percent-

age of your total Amazon purchases to Saint James

School at no additional cost to you! Simply type http://

smile.amazon.com/ch/06-0653122 into your website

browser and begin shopping. Or, visit http://

smile.amazon.com and, when prompted to select a

charity, enter 06-0653122 in the search box (or "St. James

Parish Corporation," which allows your donation to go

right to the school's direct fundraising account).

Entering Amazon through the “Smile” link gives you

the same products, same price, same service as Ama-

zon.com but with the extra bonus of supporting Saint

James School. We thank you for your consideration of

support.

RECTORY CLOSED

Please note the rectory will be closed

on Monday, January 18th, in

observance of the Martin Luther

King, Jr. holiday.

MISSALETTES AVAILABLE FOR PARISHIONER

PERSONAL USE

Missalettes are now available at the entrances of the

church for parishioners to take home. We ask that you

take one and bring it back and forth with you each time

you attend Mass. Considering the restrictions we are

observing because of the coronavirus, once you take a

missalette, please don’t leave it behind in church.

EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP - RECOGNIZE GOD IN

YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS

Christ Is Anything but Ordinary

We’re about to dive headlong into week two of Ordi-

nary Time, and we need to admit, after the hustle and

bustle of the holidays, things are indeed looking

more ... ordinary, at least in our spiritual lives.

The transcendent highs of the Christmas season are flat-

lining a bit and the vivid imagery of the Nativity scene

has faded. The solemn anticipation of the Advent sea-

son is by now a distant memory.

Are you bored yet?

Here’s a secret: I think that Ordinary Time can actually

be quite extraordinary, if we’re really living out our

baptismal call.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus point-blank asks Andrew, who

is following him after hearing John the Baptist’s testi-

mony: “What are you looking for?” He’s asking us the

same question.

What are you looking for? Why are you following me?

Is it for the Christmas cookies and the Advent carols? Is

it for the King’s Cake on the Epiphany? Is it for the feel-

ing we get on Christmas when we just know God has

done a wondrous thing?

None of those things are bad, but they are not what An-

drew was looking for, and they were not what Christ

promised him when he said, “Come, and you will see.”

Andrew was looking for the Messiah — the One who

makes even Ordinary Time extraordinary. The One

who can sanctify the longest and dullest of to-do lists,

on the longest and dullest of days. The One whose

peace can reign in our homes on January 25, not just

December 25.

Remember what you are looking for. Come, and you

will see.

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time�

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cal support. Our guiding principal: It is the RIGHT of

every pregnant woman to give BIRTH and the RIGHT

of every child to be BORN. Birthright volunteers have

served in Connecticut since 1972. Training is provided.

Thousands of expectant mothers have received the help

they need to bring their babies into the world!

Birthright is also in need of gently worn maternity and

baby clothing. There are seven Birthright locations in

our state. Please call 1-800-550-4900 for information or

to arrange for a drop off.

THE SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL

assists your neighbors in need. The Socie-

ty provides assistance in the form of food,

utilities, and oil, thanks to the generosity

of Saint James parishioners. Please

consider a donation to assist those in need. Donations

marked “SVDP” can be placed in the collection basket,

and checks should be made payable to “Society of St.

Vincent de Paul”. Thank you in advance for your

support!�

GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UN-

DERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE

January 17, 2021

2

nd

Sunday in Ordinary Time

Our faith is not just about ideas. It’s really about having

an encounter with God and, in particular, the Risen

Christ! Once we give ourselves over to the notion of

God’s presence, we have to train ourselves to listen for

God’s voice and be attentive to God’s call. Having com-

panions on our faith journeys is so incredibly important

as they can help us fine-tune our listening skills and dis-

cern God’s voice from others we may be hearing. Faith is

all about having these profound encounters not only

with God but with our brothers and sisters, and creation

itself. Anyone or anything that is alive with God’s pres-

ence becomes an occasion for God to speak and call us to

deeper graces and experiences. “Come, and you will

see.”

The example and teaching of Jesus, the lives of the saints,

those living among us and those glorified in heaven, and

the wonder and beauty of creation can all serve to help

us listen more clearly and assist in positioning ourselves

for this profound God meeting. It is an encounter that

can quickly and easily lead to a friendship and intimate

intertwining of our souls to their Maker, making a claim

on us like no other. Then, the Word of God moves from

being just a body of ideas to something we simply accept

and do. The person of Jesus Christ swiftly moves from

being just a good prophet in word and deed to the incar-

nate presence of God Himself, the Lamb of God. The

voice leads us to the Person behind it.

The Gospel is hard to follow. We can intellectually de-

bate whether what Jesus said is really what we are asked

to do. The Gospel ideas do not always make sense in our

practical, secular world. The person of God always does.

We can debate the practicality and sense of ideas and

doing so often keeps the more difficult ones at a safe dis-

tance away from us. Jesus said to love our enemy, but

we really don’t need to do that, our minds try to con-

vince us. It just doesn’t make sense. Yet, if we are truly in

love with the God who is behind the voice of those

words, they make perfect sense. Our deep and intimate

love of this God would even find us laying down our

lives for Him if necessary. Speak Lord, your servant is

listening.©LPi

EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

East Catholic High School is accepting applications for

the 2021-22 school year. A virtual open house is sched-

uled for Thursday, February 4, 2021 at 6 p.m. Specific

details will be provided at a later time. Tuition assis-

tance will go fast, so be sure to complete your FACTS

application today or risk being placed on the waiting

list for aide.

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Who is a Parishioner of Saint James Parish?

While the answer may seem obvious to some, others fre-

quently ask for clarification on requirements for being con-

sidered a parishioner. We hope the following helps those

who may be unsure.

First, a parishioner is formally registered with Saint James

Parish. A faithful parishioner attends Mass regularly, par-

ticipates in church activities, and follows the Canon Law

admonition to contribute to the support of the parish.

Parishioners have their children baptized here and enroll

them in our CCD program. Assuming they meet other re-

quirements, they are eligible to receive parish certificates

enabling them to serve as Godparents or Confirmation

sponsors. They may be married here, and they may have

their funerals here.

Sometimes people assume they are parishioners because

they’ve been coming here for years, although they may

have never formally registered. If you’re not sure if you

are registered, please call Carole at the parish office,

860-643-4129.�

CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL COLLECTION 2021

The Catholic High School Collection, occurring in all

parishes of the Archdiocese on the weekend of January

23/24, supports the outstanding education offered at

our Catholic secondary schools by providing funds for

tuition assistance, technology enhancements, curricu-

lar improvements, and marketing, all of which are so

critical during this ongoing pandemic. Please consider

investing in the exceptional academics, solid faith for-

mation, and spirit of service at our high schools by

making a gift to this year’s Catholic High School Col-

lection on January 23/24.

ORDINARY TIME

Ordinary time is the longest season of the liturgical year.

It begins the Monday after January 6, the Epiphany, and

goes until the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, the be-

ginning of Lent. That period can last anywhere from

five to eight weeks, depending on when Easter is cele-

brated. Ordinary time picks up again the Monday after

Pentecost Sunday and last from twenty-three to twenty-

seven weeks, until the end of the liturgical year, the Sat-

urday before Advent begins.

Why the name ordinary? “Ordinary” is not in contrast

to “extraordinary” or “special” but rather stresses the

Latin language notion of “ordinal” or numbered Sun-

days. The Latin title for the season, tempus ordinarium,

conveys the sense that this time of the year is measured

or numbered time. Measured time can allude simply to

the numbered Sundays, or the notion that these Sundays

are a “measured” time to deepen and immerse ourselves

completely in the realities of Jesus’ incarnation, ministry,

passion, death, and resurrection.

Ordinary time offers us the measured opportunity to

connect the ordinary lived experiences of our lives with

those of Jesus, who modeled for us how to live a truly

human existence. As we experience the season of ordi-

nary time, let us immerse ourselves in the extraordinary

task of deepening our relationship with Christ in the

ordinary events of life.

2013 Liturgical Publications, Inc..�

When the song of the angel is stilled;

When the star in the sky is gone;

When the Kings and Princes are home;

When the shepherds are back with their flocks,

Then the work of Christmas begins:

To heal the broken,

To feed the hungry,

To rebuild nations,

To bring peace among men and women

To make music in the heart.

-anonymous

JANUARY 17, 2021

Saint James Parish Circle of Love Prayer Line

For information on joining or to add a prayer

intention to the Saint James Parish Circle of Love

Prayer Line, please call Trish Hirko, 860-646-4351, or

Cynthia Lataille, 860-430-1353.

Behold the Lamb of God. Are you looking to fol-

low Jesus? Are you being called to serve Him

and His people as a priest? Listen for His invi-

tation to “Come and see”, and call Fr. Michael Casey, Di-

rector of Vocations, Pastoral Center, 860-761-7456, email

vocations@aohct.org or visit the web at

www.hartfordpriest.com..

MASS ATTENDANCE

JANUARY 9/10

SJC 4:00 p.m. 59 AC 5 :00 p.m. 69

7:30 a.m. 83 10 :00 a.m. 61

9:00 a.m. 78

11:00 a.m. 88

**PLEASE NOTE**

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Novena

will not take place on Monday, January 18th,

due to the Martin Luther King holiday. The reg-

ular schedule will resume next week.

**IMPORTANT NOTICE**

Effective immediately, the Friday Eucharistic Adora-

tion at Saint James Church will no longer take place

until further notice.

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