The Catholic Community of

307 W. Dixie Avenue, Elizabethtown KY 42701  270-765-6268
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• St. James Pastoral Plan (LRP)
  Click each Goal to read: Goal 1 Goal 2 Goal 3 Goal 4

Announcements

Mass Schedule:

Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday:  8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 12:15 PM, 5:00 PM. (Hispanic Mass)
Monday:  6:30 PM
Tuesday - Friday 8:00 AM
Tuesday/Thursday Weekday Mass -  School Students -8:00 AM
First Saturday - 8:00 AM
Fourth Sunday - 7:00 PM

• “INTERESTED IN LEARNING ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITH?” Click here.

St. James Stewardship 2010
“An Invitation to Change Our World”
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• The St. Vincent DePaul Society needs:
  SPAGHETTI SAUCE, SOUPS, CANNED MEATS, STEWS (beef & chicken), TUNA, CARROTS, CANNED FRUITS, DISH (18 oz.) and LAUNDRY DETERGENT, DIAPERS (sizes 4 and 5), POTATOES, HAND SOAP.  PLEASE—NO CORN or GREEN BEANS!!! Thank you for your continued generosity! God bless you.

• BRAC families are welcomed. The St. James Church Community welcomes the BRAC families moving to the Hardin County and Ft. Knox area. As you are planning your relocation, please call the Parish or School offices for additional information or assistance. St. James Church is a Full Stewardship parish with a need and place for your time and talents.
  Links of Interest: Archdiocese of Louisville ,U.S.Catholic Conference of Bishops, Elizabethtown Chamber of Commerce, St. Joseph Catholic School, Bethlehem High School, Review of Private Schools, and The Kentucky Department of Education.
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• Free eZine - part of the ongoing Catholic Connection
  campaign, the Archdiocese launches eZine.  It is
  e-mailed to subscribers twice a month. eZine includes a short inspirational story, suggestions for those looking for a place to volunteer and links to several Web sites Catholics may find helpful or interesting.
  For a free eZine subscription visit
   www.archlou.org/ezine and enter your email address.

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layout of
St. James Schematic Visioneering Plans

• “Reflection on Gathering Rite”: Article written by Gloria Kramer, Pastoral Associate.