Be all that you can be! Find your future in Heaven!

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1 ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE AND OUR LADY OF THE LAKE/MOUNT CARMEL IS A ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH WITH THE EUCHARIST AS THE CENTER OF ITS LIFE. OUR MISSION, AS DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST, IS TO BUILD UP THE KINGDOM OF GOD BY LEADING, NOURISHING AND SERVING THE COMMUNITY IN WORD AND SACRAMENT. From the Desk of Msgr. Martin April 10, 2016 Be all that you can be! Find your future in Heaven! The Feast of Easter is a festival of joy and hope, as we rejoice in the victory of Jesus over death and as a result over our own. Each Easter is an overture to a personal joyous party, our final reunion with Christ after our death. But perhaps a story might give us a better insight into what Easter means. One night an old Irish woman sat alone in her little cottage. In the cupboard was a jug of good Irish whiskey, saved, she always said for a wake or a weddin. This night she took down the jug and poured herself a little glass full saying to herself, well tonight s nothin special but I feel the need of a wee bit o warmth. As she sipped her whiskey she remembered the good times and the hard years, the parties, the wakes and the countless blessings of her long life. She put some more peat on the fire and began to pray. Ah, if only the men o heaven could be here tonight in me little cottage having a wee drink with me. Oh, twould be wonderful indeed. And I wouldn t be so lonely on this chilly night. Suddenly her prayer was answered, for there they stood in the cottage. Ah, welcome to you, Peter and John, Andrew and Matthew, and all the rest of ya. It s an honor to have you in my home, tellin stories and havin a good time. And Jesus, havin you here, hearin you laugh with the men o heaven. Now if we could only have the three holy Mary s here too. Her prayer was answered straightaway for there they were. Welcome Mary, gentle mother of Jesus, and you Aunt Mary, mother of James and John, and even Mary Magdalene. Lord, what a party this is. But if I might be askin a small favor; I know the cottage is small but could some of the other saints come as well? Through the door came St. Bridget, St. Patrick and lots of others. She recognized most of them from her old dog-eared holy cards and from statues in the parish church. Come in, come in, one and all. Ah tis wonderful that you could come to my party. Here, have some refreshment. And the songs, stories and laughter overflowed the little cottage as the old woman prayed. Oh Lord, what a grand party this is. Even the fine and the mighty in their big houses surely never had such a party as the one I m havin tonight. Tis the best of me whole life, oh I wish I had enough so that the party could go on and on. And with that, Jesus leaned over and whispered in her ear, ah, Mary my dear, why should it end? The next morning, as was her custom, Kate O Reilly stopped by the widow s little cottage to check in on her. As she opened the door with a cheery good morning she found the old widow in her chair, asleep in the arms of death. Besides her on the table was an empty jug of whiskey, and on her face, now white with the kiss of death, was a smile as wide as the Shannon River. There is a party like that awaiting all of us because of Easter. We thank God that we are invited. Readings for the Third Sunday of Easter First Reading: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41: The high priest chastised Peter and the other apostles for continuing to preach when they had been ordered to stop. Peter replied he would rather obey God than men. Second Reading: Revelation 5:11-14: John had a vision of many angels and all the living creatures of the world gathered around a throne. The angels cried out that the slain Lamb was worthy of receiving power, glory and praise. Gospel: John 21:1-19: Jesus appeared to the disciples for the third time since his resurrection while they were fishing. They hadn't caught anything, and then Jesus advised them to cast their net from the other side of the boat..

2 ANNOUNCED MASS INTENTIONS ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE SATURDAY, APRIL 9, :00AM 5:00PM RICHARD A. HAUTH JOSEPH METLICKE SUNDAY, APRIL 10, :00AM 10:00AM 12:00PM 5:00PM FRANK LAFRANCA, JR. OLGA LORIE FRANK AND ELIZABETH RUCCO WILLIAM HERRMAN MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2016, ST. STANISLAUS, BISHOP 7:30AM 7:30PM JOSEPH MAZZOLA MARY L. WALSH CAROL MURPHY TUESDAY, APRIL 12, :30AM MARY AND NUNZIO SORGIE JAMES T. NORUM AND MARYJO NORUM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, :30AM LIVING, FR. ANTHONY D. SORGIE KELLY STOPS THURSDAY, APRIL 14, :30 AM 9:00 AM MICHAEL ORLIC AND IRENE DEROSA GEORGE KING FRIDAY, APRIL 15, :30 AM FRANK MANCUSO JOHN AND CARMELA CALDERONE SATURDAY, APRIL 16, :00AM 5:00PM JOSEPH M. MUNOZ JOHNNY LAPOLLA SUNDAY, APRIL 17, :00AM 10:00AM 12:00PM 5:00PM GEORGE BIOLSI TIM SULLIVAN CHARLES ASSELMEYER ROBERT P. BROWN OUR LADY OF THE LAKE/ MOUNT CARMEL SATURDAY, APRIL 9, :00PM LINO BERTOLI SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2016, SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY 11:00AM 12:30PM WILLIAM HERRMAN ALLAN GLENN FOR THE PEOPLE OF ST. JAMES AND OLL (MASS IN POLISH) SATURDAY, APRIL 16, :00PM FRANK BONO SUNDAY, APRIL 17, :00AM 12:30PM ELIZABETH MACDOUGAL VALDIS STRAUTMANIS 1,050 ANNIVERSARY OF CHRISTIANITY OF POLAND (MASS IN POLISH) TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON AND A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE UNDER HEAVEN TIME TO BE BORN: BAPTISMS FOR THE WEEK: TIME TO HEAL: THOSE WHO ARE ILL: CHRIS GINESE, GLORIA ANTOCI, ROSE FERRANTE, MARY CRESR, CRIS CRESR, DENISE CORDOVANO KULA, BARBARA GUGLIERI, ANTHONY SCATOLA, THERESA SCATOLA, VITO DEBELLIS, AMELIA BRENNOCK, BILL CALDERONE, COREY MORREALE, CHRISTOPHER LANGE, SEAN HUGHES, MARGARET SARTORIS, HILDY HALLISEY, JERRY RYAN, KATHLEEN RYAN, NORA CAMPBELL, LEAH CECCHINI, SEAN CADDEN, JAMES MURRAY, HELEN COMO, PATRICIA MULLER, WILLIAM BIOLSI, GERARD BIOLSI, MARGARET CUNNINGHAM, PATRICIA UPTON, TOM MALONEY, ROBERT BURNS, KATHERINE STANTON, NATASHA MERCADO, BILL CASSIDY, THERESE GARDERE, THOMAS GIRESI, JOANN LOFASO, LISA TIMINS, ABIGAIL GRIECO, JULIE GRIECO, KEN HURLEY, ANTHONY FERRO, JR., JOSEPHINE CAPUTO, JAMES KLEIN, SARAH FAIRBAIRN, KEVIN GALANTE, LISA CANDELARIA, ERNIE CARAPELLA, JOSEPH ESPOSITO, SR., JUSTIN LAROCCHIA, PALMA GRAVENESE, ROBERT JAMES TORZILLI, STEPHANIE MERENDA, MAUREEN CURRAN, THOMAS RUANE, ROSALIE STANCHI, BIANKA, WILLA YURICK, TERESA PANNY, NILDA FRIGERI, MARY BRADY, TOM GENGARO, STASIA SOKULSKA, KAREN BORELLO, DEBORAH TODD, TRISTAN DETTEFS, JOHN MARK, MADELINE HAUGHEY, STACY BRIGANTE, BRENDON MCCABE, HELEN RICCA, GEORGE N. BELL, JR., ROSEMARY E. ROSI, THOMAS SCALZO, BETTY RODDA, PAUL COAKLEY, ANN COAKLEY, JENNIFER RACIOPPO, JANET NICOLOSI, JAMES MURRAY, BARBARA LOUDERBACK, OLIVIA MARINELLI, AUDRA RIBISI, MATTHEW HEISE, RAGEN RYAN, ELIZABETH FLANAGAN, ADRIENNE SUSCO, MARIO SCAVELLI, LYDIA SFREDDO, MARY ELLEN GAVIN, MARILYN GALLIGAN, MARIE STINGONE, MARIE DIDONATO, BRITTANY GALANTE, JAMES CALLAGHAN, JOHN SOLTYSIK, GEORGE BIOLSI, CLAUDE BOER, JEANNE PORWITZKI, RON STERZEN, AMANDA BENEWAY, JOHN SPAGNOLI, SANDY CARRARA, PATRICIA VERSEA, ROSE CAMPAGNA, ANN DOYLE, JENNIFER ALFARO MARTINEZ, JOSHUA AGNAS, KATE HIGGINS, WILLIAM SOMMERS, IRENE LOUGHRAN, RAYMOND WILLOUGHBY, JOSEPH TOMASSI, ANTHONY MAFFIA CHARLES J. DIDONATO, DOROTHY HEBRANK, DAVID DETLES,, MICHAEL ULICH, ERNA & MICHAEL TADDINO, JANET WARREN, STEVE STONE, BARBARA LINCOLN, ALEXANDRA ANN GRIMALDI, MARIE DUNN, TERRY SIEGEL, ELAIN ABRAHAM RIGO, LAILA LIGUROI, HELEN WILCZAR, KELLY KRAJEWSKI, CASSIE MURRAY, MARIA FRASCIONE, TOM LYONS, PAULETTE HARRYCHAN, BABY SCARLETT SLATER, BURTON CANN AND RACHELLE B. HENDELE, THERESA PHONALEN, NICOLE BONILLA, BOBBY SAMPERI, TERENCE AND MARY KEENAN, KYLE ULICH, SHAUN FISHER, MARIE BASCIANO, TERESA KOBYLINSKA, WILLIAM SUPPER. A TIME TO DIE: THOSE WHO HAVE DIED: JOSEPH RIZZUTO, RITA PATERNO A TIME TO LOVE: MARRIAGES FOR THE WEEK: TIME FOR WAR: A TIME FOR PEACE: PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL THOSE IN THE ARMED FORCES AND THEIR FAMILIES CELEBRANTS FOR NEXT WEEK ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE SATURDAY, APRIL 16, :00PM FR. MACDONALD SUNDAY, APRIL 17, :00AM FR. HOWLEY 10:00AM FR. KURPIOS 12:00PM FR. MACDONALD 5:00PM FR. HOWLEY OUR LADY OF THE LAKE / MOUNT CARMEL SATURDAY, APRIL 16, :00PM FR. KURPIOS SUNDAY, APRIL 17, :00AM 12:30PM MSGR. MARCHITELLI MSGR. MARTIN FR. KURPIOS (POLISH)

3 STEWARDSHIP IN OUR PARISH BONANZA 2016 APRIL 3, 2016 SUNDAY COLLECTION GOLD ENVELOPES $ 14, $ 1, TOTAL $ 16, PARISH PAY FOR MARCH SUNDAY COLLECTION GOLD ENVELOPES $ 10, $ TOTAL $ 10, WELCOME TO THE PARISH OF ST. JAMES AND OUR LADY OF THE LAKE / MOUNT CARMEL Thank you for joining in our Eucharistic celebration. We are glad that you are here with us today, especially if you are a visitor, and sincerely hope that you will find nourishment for your faith and life here. If you have recently moved into our Parish, please introduce yourself to one of the priests or deacons and the parish staff. You are cordially invited to register at our Parish Office at St. James. Currently our parish has 4,500 registered families. UNANNOUNCED MASSES DECEASED: DEM DELUNA, ANNA LOFASO ANTOINETTE DEANGELIS, FRANCIS FANDEL, JOHN FITTON, CATHERINE GERVASI, PASQUALE BADIA Bonanza Tickets are on sale for $50.00 each and may be purchased at the Parish Office, School Office or CCD office. Prizes are: Two - $ drawings each week for 47 weeks Three - $2,000 drawings during the year Winners will be re-entered in subsequent drawings Our goal is to sell 1,500 tickets this year. We have sold 825 to date. The first $2,000 winner is Michael and Patricia Decker Congratulations! Second $2,000 Drawing: St. James Feast Third $2,000 Drawing: Thanksgiving Eve FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 10 TO ARIL 16, 2016 THE BREAD AND WINE OFFERED IN ST. JAMES THIS WEEK IS IN MEMORY OF MARGARET S. DURAN DONATED BY: PATRICIA DIBERARDINO MONDAY NIGHT NOVENA MASS Each Monday evening we gather as a community at 7:10 pm to pray the Rosary together and then celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Following the Mass we pray the Novena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal which affords us an opportunity to pray for our particular intentions and intercessions. All are invited. ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE CHILDREN/YOUTH CHOIR Director: Mrs. Mary PetersMarypmusic@comcast.net Sunday May 8th, 2016 (Mother s Day) Our Lady of the Lake/Mt. Carmel Practice 10:15am in Church Mass at 11:00AM in Our Lady of the Lake Church St. James Parenting Group Our spring session has begun!! Parents or grandparents of infants, toddlers and preschool children are welcome! Our goal is to share ideas and grow in our faith as parents and guardians of God s children. All sessions are on Thursday mornings: 9:45 to 11:00 AM in the lower level of Our Lady of the Lake Mount Carmel Church. $5.00 per family includes coffee, tea, snack, juice, and a craft for the kids. All families are welcome, please stop in and join us. No prior registration is required. Bring a friend! Call Monica Marsich at , or Stephanie Nix at with any questions.

4 SEPARATED AND DIVORCED MINISTRY The Separated and Divorced Ministry of St. James and Our Lady of the Lake/Mount Carmel is a support group for those who have experienced loss or rejection through separation or divorce. Our meetings are open to all men and women of the community. We meet in the Carriage House on the 1ST and 3RD Fridays of each month from 7:30PM to 9:00PM. Please call Peter at for information. ST. JAMES PRAYER GROUP The St. James Prayer Group meets every Thursday at 7:30pm in the Chapel of Life. Come join us for an evening of praise and worship through song, a quiet time of scripture reading and sharing how God is working in our lives, followed by intercessory prayer, for the intentions of our Pope Francis and all our clergy, for our parish, our own intentions and for those who have asked us to pray. The Prayer Group is open to all parishioners, both young and old. Please join us for a peaceful evening away from the busyness of the day to be with Our Lord. MEN OF ST. JAMES The Men of St. James come together for prayer and discussion to make what the Pope is calling for a reality here at St. James Church. It is also a place to re-kindle the fire that may have grown dim or just to meet other men who are also trying to be faithful Catholic men. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Saturday s at 7:00AM in the Carriage House. Come. Open the door. They called the church together and reported what God had done with them and how he had opened the door of faith..." (Acts 14:27) ST. JAMES BEREAVEMENT GROUP If you have lost a loved one and are grieving, our Bereavement Support Group may help give you the strength to get through your loss. We will meet on Thursdays at 7:30 PM in the Carriage House. Our first meeting is scheduled for April 14, 2016 and we continue until June 2nd. For further information please call Pat in the Parish Office, Save the Date Saturday, June 18, 2016 St. James Men s Pilgrimage To The National Shrine of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ST. SEBASTIAN S TERRACE AND COLUMBARIUM 182 purchased Niches still available Our Terrace and Columbarium are open. We have already celebrated Mass at the new Altar and have 89 niches engraved and interred. The price of a niche is $2,500, which gives you the right to inter the cremains of two people. If you have been thinking of purchasing a niche, and would like to schedule an appointment, please contact Mrs. Maureen Larkin at on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. For those of you not familiar with a Columbarium, it is a Latin word that describes a collection of niches to house urns containing cremated human remains. Usually inscribed with the person s name and dates of birth and death, columbaria are constructed to serve as permanent resting places for our loved ones in a churchyard or landscaped terrace. May the Lord who has blessed this project now be a final resting place for many of our loved ones. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION OF ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE CHURCH Thank you to the many people who supported our Golden Anniversary Projects by your pledges and gifts. There are two projects which still need to be completed: (1) The landscaping to the right of the Religious Education Building (2) The blacktop and repair of the old parking lot at Our Lady of the Lake/Mt. Carmel. Please call the Parish Office if you are interested in making a contribution towards these last two projects. St. James Gift Shop Stop in to see the large selection of First Holy Communion items, including veils, gloves and stockings for girls, and ties and armbands for boys. They also have confirmation items, many items for gift giving and cards for any occasion. The Gift Shop is open on Sundays from 8:00AM to 1:00PM in the Carriage House. If you have any questions or are interested in volunteering please call Theresa at

5 From the Parish Nurse Asthma How does the airway work? Sacrificial Giving: Sacrifice to Serve During this Jubilee Year of Mercy, we are called to help one another and be merciful. "Never measure your generosity by what you give, but rather by what you have left." Bishop Fulton J. Sheen The airways are tubes that carry air in and out of your lungs. People with asthma have inflamed or swollen airways. This inflammation makes the airway very sensitive. The airway will react strongly to certain triggers. These triggers vary from person to person and cause the airways to narrow and tighten allowing less air to flow in and out of the lungs. The swelling can progress and make the airways even narrower. Please fill-out and return your pledge envelope. Remember you have three months in which to pay your pledge. If you prefer you may Make an online gift today at Goal As of 4/01 Pledges $132,000 $ 59,352 Paid to date $ 40,346 Number of Gifts 233 Average Gift $ ST. JAMES ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY All women of our parish are invited to learn more about the Altar Rosary s role in our parish. Please join us at our next meeting on Thursday, April 14th. We meet at 7:00 pm in the Chapel of Life for Recitation of the Rosary and Benediction. At 7:30 pm our meeting will be held in Doherty Hall. Come and hear what events we are planning for the future. Refreshments will be served. Any questions, please call Barbara Howard, at Clothing Drive for St. James School in Memory of Ronnie Cotter Do you have new or gently used clothing, shoes, pocketbooks, belts, blankets or comforters? The Altar Rosary is sponsoring a clothing drive on April 17th to benefit St. James School families in need of tuition support. The family contracted with a company that will pay.15 a pound. This drive is in memory of our parishioner Ronnie Cotter who passed away on February 24, For details please contact Maria at or rea0013@aol.com. If you have any questions or suggestions for topics that you would like to see covered, leave your name and number at the parish office for Susan to contact you, or you may her at saa38@aol.com. Place Parish Nurse in subject area. Information Compiled by: Susan Anello, MS BSN RN Youth Group Corner Message from Dawn Nelson Congratulations to our Confirmandi! I want to extend an invitation to all 8th graders and teens that have been confirmed to join us on Sunday, April 17th at the 5PM Teen Mass. Following Mass is our Youth Group Meeting. Come and meet other teens who are interested in learning more about their Catholic Faith. We will have pizza followed by fellowship, games, and fun. Follow us on Facebook at Young Apostles of St. James. Please RSVP by Friday, April 15th to: stjamesyoungapostles@gmail.com or all/text (914) God Bless and we hope to see you there!

6 IN OUR COMMUNITY CATHOLIC WIDOWS & WIDOWERS OF DUTCHESS & PUTNAM COUNTIES The Catholic Widows and Widowers of Dutchess and Putnam Counties will not meet in April but will have a meeting in May in the Parish Meeting Room at Saint Kateri Church, 1925 Route 82, LaGrangeville. For more information call (845) Encourage Support Group Encourage is a Catholic Support Community that supports families of those experiencing same-sex attractions. There are scheduled meetings in the Orange County area and we are looking to develop additional meeting areas throughout the Archdiocese. For further information, encouragency@hotmail.com or call the Family Life/Respect Life Office at To learn more Drug Crisis Support Group Drug Crisis in Our Backyard is pleased to offer the Spotlight on Recovery support group, an interactive forum for family support and education. We have guided recurring meetings where parents and families can get information and support in dealing with problems with drug abuse and addiction in their homes. We are pleased to offer programs for Putnam, Dutchess and Westchester Counties on a regular basis, to better serve these communities. To see our full schedule please visit our webpage: Splendors of Northeastern Italy Fr. Anthony Sorgie has been leading trips, vacations, and pilgrimages to Italy and Europe for 33 years. On October 4-16, 2016, Fr. Sorgie will bring a group to Northeastern Italy and down to Rome. Beginning in Venice and the Veneto, Treviso, Lake Garda, Bassano del Grappa, Padua, Norcia in Umbria and ending with three days in Rome. This 12 day tour includes flights, 5* hotels, private air-conditioned motor coach, many meals, entrances, and professional guides. Please call for additional information. Upcoming Healing Masses April 26, 2016 May 9, 2016 May 19, 2016 June 21, 2016 St. Columbanus, Cortlandt Holy Rosary, Hawthorne St. Patrick s, Yorktown St. Columbanus, Cortlandt Cluster Prayer Meeting at St. Patrick s Church A Cluster Prayer Meeting will be held at St. Patrick s Parish Center in Yorktown on Thursday, April 28th at 7:45PM. Guest speaker, Fr. Anthony Sorgie, will speak on A Church of Mercy during the Year of Mercy. This meeting is sponsored by the Catholic Charismatic Prayer Groups of Northern Westchester and Putnam. All are welcome to attend. For more information call please call Pro-Life Breakfast The Center for Life will hold its Sixteenth Annual Pro-Life Breakfast on Saturday morning, April 16th, 2016, at the Holiday Inn in Mount Kisco, NY. Our guest speaker will be Father Charles Caccavale, Professor of Moral Theology at St. Joseph s Seminary, Dunwoodie who will speak on the topic of The Moral Perspective on Physician Assisted Suicide. The Center for Life will also honor two special people at the breakfast in appreciation for their long and tireless efforts in defense of the sacredness of all human life. Honored will be Joy Dechiario of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Pelham Manor and B. Michael Garber of St. Joseph s Church, Somers. Call (914) for information and directions. Carmel Rotary Clothing Drive To Support Purple Heart Disabled Veterans Drop off Men s and Women s clothing between April 4 and the 22nd at the following drop off areas: 1. Bureau of Emergency Services 110 Old Route 6, Carmel 2. County Office Building 40 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel 3. Health Department 1 Geneve Road, Brewster INDIA MISSION APPEAL WEEKEND On the weekend of April 23 & 24, Rev. Joseph Devasia from Kurnool Diocese in India will be here to make an appeal for his Diocese. His mission was evangelized by the French Jesuits and created in June of Financial support is needed to construct Prayer Halls and Chapels in Christian communities. Your support will be greatly appreciated.

7 St. James Bible Camp Children Ages 3 9 years Week of July 18 and July 25 9 am to 12 pm Join Us For Some Fun Faith-Filled Days Bible Stories, Arts and Crafts, Games, Music, Sprinkler Fun and so much more St. James the Apostle Religious Education Building and Grounds Cost: $ per week for 1st child $ per week for each additional sibling Supervised by: Beverly Veralli Information on how to register will be forthcoming. Talk on Medical Care and End of Life Issues Sponsored by St. James Respect Life Group Do you have a parent or family member who has a serious medical condition and are unclear as to your moral obligation on making sure they get the medical care that they need? Are you concerned about the big push to legalize physician assisted suicide (Euthanasia) in New York State and our society? If so then come to a talk sponsored by the Saint James Respect Life Group on Wednesday, April 20th from 7:30-9:00PM in Doherty Hall. The talk will be on Medical Care and End of Life Issues, given by Fr. Charles Caccavale, a priest of the Diocese of Brooklyn who is Professor of Moral Theology and a Spiritual Director at Saint Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, New York. The talk will be about 45 minutes; time for questions and answers will immediately follow. Blessing of the Easter Food on Holy Saturday Church was filled as Fr. Szymon and the Deacons blessed Easter food and families. We had a huge turnout of our Polish community.

8 St. James the Apostle School 2016 / 2017 Registration Full day Kindergarten through 8th Grade Our Teachers are Certified with Masters Degrees St. James Pre-K Program Our Pre-K Half-Day program offers the option of a Morning and Afternoon Session for 3 and 4 year olds in addition to our Full Day program. PREK FULL DAY PROGRAM 3 AND 4 YEAR OLDS TUITION 3 FULL DAYS -$ 6,450 5 FULL DAYS -$ 7,250 PREK HALF DAY PROGRAM 3 AND 4 YEAR OLDS TUITION 3 HALF DAYS -$ 2,150 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY NEW St. James 2 Year Program with Mrs. Gina Viebrock For further information about any of our programs, or for a personal tour, please call the school office at (845) Our TUITION RATES are LOCALLY COMPETITIVE