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MASS & Confession TIMES

St. James of the Valley
Saturday 4:30pm
Sunday 11:00am

Confession - Saturday      3:30pm

St. Matthias the Apostle
Saturday     4:30pm
Sunday     9:00am
Sunday (Ghanaian Mass) 1:00pm

Confession - Saturday      3:30pm

Our Lady of the Rosary
Sunday    9:00am
Sunday 11:30am
Sunday (Spanish Mass)       1:30 pm

Confession - Saturday    10:00am

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wojtyla society
The youth parishioner members of the Wojtyla Society have raised $1,142 year to date through their stewardship efforts - great job!

Wyoming Beautification award

Fr. McCullough accepting the Wyoming Historical Preservation Award for the restoration work done on the Charles Woodruff house / rectory at the October Wyoming City Council meeting.
CURRENT NEWS
- From Fr. McCullough's Desk
  
  November 30
  
  I put off getting a smartphone for years. I don’t think I was the last one in my class in the seminary to buckle to the inexorable advance of technology, but I know I was close. I have seen many changes in the way I operate now that I have fallen to the modern golden calf that is the iPhone, and not all of them have been bad. It’s terribly convenient to have a digital version of my breviary with me at all times, so if I forget my prayer book, I can still pray my office. Staying in touch with my friends has certainly been easier. But one major downside has been the complete and total destruction of my memory for my own calendar of events. Click title for full column.
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- WWPR Regional Thanksgiving Day Mass
  
  November 27
  
  The regional Thanksgiving Mass will be Thursday, November 28 at 9:00 am at St. Matthias. Click title for information.
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- From Fr. McCullough's Desk
  
  November 23
  
  It is a natural human tendency to avoid things that have burned us in the past. Stemming from deep-seated survival instincts, we know that when something has caused us pain, or hurt our chances for survival, we must avoid it whenever possible. This same instinct that caused prehistoric man to steer clear of snakes has also prevented me from eating Chinese food since Easter (with literally only one exception) after I got the worst case of food poisoning in my life. It’s a real shame, because I do enjoy sketchy Chinese food. Click title for full column.
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- St. James of the Valley Outreach Projects
  
  November 21
  
  Thanksgiving Basket Project 2019 & St. James Mac & Cheese Box Drive for Valley Interfaith Click title for more information.
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- The Churches of the WWPR Need You!
  
  November 18
  
  Members of vibrant parishes are involved in all areas of service, including liturgical ministers. The churches of the WWPR are scheduling these ministers forNovember 30-February 26, and more are needed. Please prayerfully consider helping your church by becoming involved in a ministry and making our parishes amazing! Click on title for more information.
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- From Fr. McCullough's Desk
  
  November 16
  
  There are a number of beautiful and historical structures in America that speak to the grandeur of Catholicism in the new world. St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City is still a hallmark of the Faith in the nation’s largest city. Baltimore has a cathedral and a seminary that stand as monuments to the original headquarters of the Faith in the United States. Just down the road from us in Bardstown, Kentucky is the Proto-Cathedral that once had ecclesiastical jurisdiction over almost the entire American South and Midwest. But in order to truly get a sense of the magnificence of Roman Catholicism, one must travel to the old world. Rome, Paris, Barcelona, and many other great European cities house edifices built upon the ruins of Apostolic Churches dating back nearly two millennia. Click title for full column.
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- Our Lady of Kibeho Celebration
  
  November 15
  
  On Saturday, November 16 starting at 10:00 am, WWPR will celebrate the anniversary of the Apparition of Our Lady of Kibeho by having a procession with a statue of Our Lady of Kibeho, prayers and Mass at St. Matthias. A reception will follow in Lonsway Hall. Each year the feast day of Our Lady of Kibeho is celebrated in commemoration of the first apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Kibeho. All are invited Click on title for more information.
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Photo Albums
- Our Lady of the Rosary Feast Day 7 Photos
- Picnic with the Padres 7-14-18 22 Photos
- Fr. McCullough's Reception 2-1-18 15 Photos
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