St. James Catholic in Gadsden, AL has a rich history dating back to the early 1840s when the first settlers, predominantly Scotch-Irish, arrived in the area. Originally ministered by priests from St. John The Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa, the Catholic community grew steadily, leading to the establishment of St. James Church in 1880. Over the years, the parish has expanded, with the present church structure being dedicated in 1927 and the addition of St. Joseph House of Studies in 2011. St. James School, which has been an integral part of the parish since 1912, continues to provide scholastic excellence under the guidance of dedicated teachers.
Throughout its history, St. James Catholic has remained a pillar of faith and community in Gadsden, attracting families from both the local area and beyond. With a commitment to serving its parishioners and providing religious education, St. James Catholic offers various sacraments, youth programs, and adult catechesis. The parish's dedication to its Catholic heritage and the education of its youth is evident in the continued growth and development of the church and school.
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