The Rosary honoring the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe will be recited at St. Paul’s on Wednesday, December 11^th at 6:00 p.m.  All St. Paul’s parishioners and friends are invited to participate.  

Come pray with us!

Sponsored by St. Paul’s Human Life & Dignity Ministry.

 

 

As of September 01, 2019, our on-line giving will be provided by ParishSOFT Giving!

Clear-Give will be turned off on August 31, 2019.   If you have already been participating in online giving through Clear-Give, please note that any recurring gifts that were scheduled in your account with them will end on August 31, 2019.

Everyone who wishes to participate in online giving will need to visit our parish website:

https://stpaulsjaxbeach.org.  Click on the church, then on the Online Giving icon at the top right side of the screen and follow the prompts.  You will be able to manage your own account online by setting up gifts on a schedule that you choose using a credit card, debit card, checking or savings account.  ***For recurring donations you will be required to set up an account.  To set up an account please click on the sign in button and then register for an account. ***For one-time donations proceed to the drop down menu under Fund.

Online giving has proven to be a very cost-effective way for our parish to receive your generous donations to our offertory and to A Legacy of Faith building campaign.  This method of contribution has provided us with a hassle-free and consistent cash flow which enables us to more effectively operate our parish.  We hope this will be an even more convenient and secure way to make a one-time or recurring donation.

 

The Words of Bishop Estevez on Friday, June 7th, 2019

“Today this parish begins significant next steps for its future as we break ground for a new house for God’s Church for the people of St. Paul’s – a new house where the Father will gather his faithful people around the table of His Beloved Son.  Here the faithful will come to celebrate the Eucharist, the young will be baptized, young people will receive Confirmation, people will seek reconciliation with God, many will be united in Holy Matrimony, candidates and catechumen will be joined to the Church, and it will be the place where many will be mourned and commended to the Lord.  The work we are beginning today should enliven our faith and make us grateful.  We know the familiar words of Psalm 127: ‘Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build.’  Whenever we look to the interests of our neighbor or the community and serve them, we are, in a sense, God’s own co-workers.  Let us pray for his help through this celebration, that God will bring this construction to successful completion and that his protection will keep those who work on it safe from injury.”