James Arriola
Born: 1988
Nov 17
Entered
RMS Guam: 2008 Sept 28
All the
seminarians and formators of RMS Guam together with Archbishop Anthony Sablan
Apuron, were specially invited to participate at the “Merkabah” Vocational
Convivence in Porto San Giorgio, Italy, Sept. 14-23, 2011. Kiko wanted to see
the reality of the evangelization in Asia and since Guam is close to Asia he
invited us.
During
that Merkabah, a new RMS was formed for the Diocese of Miami. The Seminary was
officially erected on Dec. 11, 2011.
James left
Guam Dec. 30, 2011 to join the newly erected seminary Redemptoris Mater in
Miami.
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In the
website of the Miami Diocese they have this brief biographical note on James:
http://www.miamiarch.org/CatholicDiocese.php?op=Article_live-streaming-priest-ordination-2017
Deacon
James Arriola
Photographer:
TOM TRACY | FC
Deacon
James Arriola
Deacon James Mathew Rabon Arriola was born Nov. 17, 1988 in Atsugi Naval Base, Yokosuka, Japan. His parents,
Juan and Veronica Arriola, have seven children, of which Deacon Arriola is the third.
Juan and Veronica Arriola, have seven children, of which Deacon Arriola is the third.
He attended George Washington Hight School in Guam, U.S., before entering the Blessed Diego Luis de San Vitores Catholic Theological Institute for Oceania, which is affiliated with the Lateran University in Rome. Missioned to the Neocatchumenal Way's
He has served as a missionary in the Dioceses of Santa Fe and Gallup, New Mexico, and Amarillo, Texas. He will celebrate his Mass at 10 a.m. Sunday, May 14, at St. Cecilia Church in Hialeah.
Congratulations to James, Juan and Vicky!!! May the Lord save many souls through James' ministry in the priesthood of Christ!
ReplyDeleteGREAT........ It's good to hear somebody doing good!! may ''God'' be with you Deacon, James Arriola +++++
ReplyDeleteMy understanding is that he is not a deacon any more. He celebrated his first mass on May 14. That means he is a priest.
DeleteDear Anonymous at 5:24 pm,
DeleteThat is correct. The information was taken from the Miami Archdiosesan website, which I cited in the OP.
Diana people in the jungle is already telling Byrnes to hurry up and incardinate james so he doesn't leave
ReplyDeleteDear God is one,
DeleteThe jungle could never make up their minds. First they complain that seminarians should not be incardinated into the priesthood very quickly. Now, they want to incardinate one quickly.
God is one at 11:38 AM: I think you're spreading fake news and messing with Diana.
DeleteYou see, I went to the jungle and tried to find where "people in the jungle is already telling Byrnes to hurry up and incardinate james so he doesn't leave" BUT I couldn't find anything like that.
I saw a lot of comments asking why he bothered coming to Guam but not a single one "telling Byrnes to hurry up and incardinate" him. If anything I saw comments saying that Guam doesn't need anymore "half-baked NEO Cult Presbyters that put Profit KIKO first" and that James is "NOT a Catholic priest."
If you want to go by the name "God is one" then I think you shouldn't be spreading fake news.
Heres the proof that's in the pudding The man is already “ordained”, so Byrnes cannot “un-priest” him. But will he welcome him into the brotherhood of the local clergy, and incardinate him into the archdiocese – or will he demand the strict observance of his earlier edict? So that looks like a hurry up sentence to me
DeleteGod is one at 7:34 PM: Of course James Arriola is already "ordained" as you say BUT where is the proof of what you wrote at 11:38 AM that "people in the jungle is already telling Byrnes to hurry up and incardinate james so he doesn't leave"???
DeleteFr. Arriola is already incardinated in Florida and is assigned to St. Katharine Drexel Church. So just WHERE is your claim that "people in the jungle is already telling Byrnes to hurry up and incardinate james so he doesn't leave"???
Yes God is One@7:34pm the beginning of the post is correct. However, did you not read the ending of that very same post where the anonymous stated "So is that what Byrnes wants Arriola to be – just to be a thorn on the side for the church? I think Byrnes is caught between a hard rock and place on this one! Rots of rock.". Where in this Jungle Watch post where they are telling Archbishop Byrnes to hurry up an incardinated James into this Archdiocese? I beg to differ.
DeleteFather James ia a great lad. May God continue to bless him and his family. This is another good fruit of the Neo-catechumenal communities. Thank you.
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