Sunday Mass

8:00 AM – Organist & Song Leader
10:15 AM – Incense, Choir, & Organist

Confession

Sundays7:40-7:50 | 9:40-10:00 AM
Holy Days – 4:55-5:15 PM

Reverent Worship, Helpful Teaching, Dedicated Community

Welcome to the newest Roman Catholic Mission in Jacksonville!

Saint James is a community of the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter which was established by Pope Benedict in 2012 in response to Anglicans who asked to bring their communities and liturgical and pastoral traditions back into the Catholic Church. Here at Saint James you will experience an unrushed, prayerful Mass and sacred music that brings out the best of Anglican choral tradition, the magisterial fullness of the Catholic faith joyfully explained, and a vibrant community life that is welcoming to all ages. Join us and be part of the team that shapes and constructs this mission parish to serve generations to come.

Meet The Pastor

FATHER MAYER

I grew up as a devout Evangelical Protestant. I had (and still have) a personal relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ, which provided me with the foundation for my unexpected journey ahead.

Come Visit Us

Meeting at the Mandarin Community Club

12447 Mandarin Road Jacksonville, FL 32223 

Upcoming Events

Latest Newsletters

Rogation Sunday 5/11/2023

Rogation Sunday 5/11/2023

    Dear St. James Family, If you are curious to learn what it means to be open to the Holy Spirit, come and join us this Sunday and learn from our Lord how he was preparing the disciples for this coming blessing. It is also Mother’s Day so you we will be...

Sanctification of Work 5/4/2023

Sanctification of Work 5/4/2023

    Dear St. James Family, This Sunday I am preaching on the sanctification of labor. How can you work as a teacher, manager, programmer, stay at home mom, or counselor in such a way that the work itself makes you holy and you sanctify the world through your...

Being Shepherded?

Being Shepherded?

Dear St. James Family, This Sunday is traditionally known as Good Shepherd Sunday which brings up the question about how you respond to Christ shepherding you. During my homily I will be especially digging into the question of why it is that Christ choses to shepherd...