St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish
30th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator
SACRAMENTS: Do you have a baby that you'd like to baptize? Are you interested in joining the Church, getting confirmed, or taking steps towards baptism? Are you looking to prepare for marriage? Contact us! See page 6 for a list of staff contacts.
SCHEDULE CHANGES (Note new changes for October)
PRIVATE PRAYER IN THE CHURCH: Monday - Thursday from 8am - 4 pm. Friday : 8am - 12 Noon. Please sign the visitor log when you arrive. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
ROSARY: We will pray the Rosary M-F at Noon during October. No registration needed. Please sign in when you arrive. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
DAILY MASS: We will not have daily Mass October 13-30 due to Fr. Tony’s vacation. We will resume daily Mass on Wednesday, November 4. Daily Mass is usually Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 9am. Please sign in Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
CONFESSION: No Confession on October 10, 27 and 24. We will begin again on October 31. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available on Saturdays between 4pm and 5pm. No registration needed, Masks are required.
PLEASE REGISTER Please PRE REGISTER PRIOR to attending one of the weekend Masses. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish. Please let us know if you need to cancel your registration.
REGISTER: To register for the 5:30pm Saturday Vigil Mass or the 11 am Sunday Mass see the website stmadeleine.org or use this link calendly.com/smsmass OR call the parish office. 425 747 6770
PARISH OFFICE: Please make an appointment to visit with staff. If you want to drop something off please use the drop off box outside the parish office.
Sunday PUBLIC MASS (all live streamed) Parish Office School Office Register Here
Saturday 5:30 pm Inside [email protected] [email protected] Sunday 11 am Inside 425-747-6770 ext 100 425-747-6770 ext. 201 Weekdays Watch Daily Mass Online Facebook live Mass: Wed., Thur. & Fri. 9 am Eastside Pastoral Care No daily Mass 10/13-30 (Emergencies related to anointing of the sick) 425-655-3200 Holy Days 9 am & 7 pm or as otherwise noted
Confession Saturday: 4pm - 5pm Parish website: stmadeleine.org No Confession 10/10, 17 & 24 School website: smsbellevue.org Private Prayer Times Church Sanctuary St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish M-Th 8am - 4pm, Fri: 8am –Noon 4400 130th Place S.E. Bellevue, WA 98006 Stmadeleine.org 425-747-6770 October 24 & 25, 2020 Welcome
Saint Madeleine Sophie Parish extends a warm welcome to new parishioners or visitors! Our growth in faith is strengthened by our living the life of Jesus in Word and Deed, especially in loving service to others. To register in the parish, please contact the parish office or print off a form online via our website. We look forward to meeting you! You are also encouraged to visit our website: stmadeleine.org, or our various social media options, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter! All links can be found on our website.
Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator READINGS & MASS INTENTIONS [email protected] All Masses and Rosary are live streamed on website/Facebook
“As a nation, we share many blessings and strengths, including a tradition of religious freedom and political participation. Sun. October 25 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: EX 22:20-26, 1 THES 1:5C-10, MT 22:34-40 However, as a people, we face serious challenges that are both 11:00 am Mass Inside Huda Asker (D) political and moral. This has always been so and as Catholics Must register to attend we are called to participate in public life in a manner consistent with the mission of our Lord, a mission that he has called us to Mon., October 26 share. As Pope Francis teaches, ‘An authentic faith . . . always Readings: EPH 4:32–5:8 , LK 13:10-17 involves a deep desire to change the world, to transmit values, Rosary at 12 Noon to leave this earth somehow better than we found it. We love Tues., October 27 this magnificent planet on which God has put us, and we love Readings: EPH 5:21-33, LK 13:18-21 the human family which dwells here, with all its tragedies and Rosary at 12 Noon struggles, it hopes and aspirations, its strengths and weakness- es. The earth is our common home and all of us are brothers Wed., October 28 Feast of Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles and sisters. If indeed "the just ordering of society and of the Readings: EPH 2:19-22, LK 6:12-16 state is a central responsibility of politics," the Church, "cannot No 9 am Mass, Rosary at 12 Noon and must not remain on the sidelines in the fight for Thurs., October 29 justice." (Evangelii Gaudium, no. 183). This excerpt is taken Readings: EPH 6:10-20, LK 13:31-35 from Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship - Part I - The No 9 am Mass, Rosary at 12 Noon U.S. Bishops’ Reflection on Catholic Teaching and Political Life. I would encourage all of us to be sure in the coming days prior Fri., October 30 to this important national election to understand what Catholic Readings: PHIL 1:1-11, LK 14:1-6 No 9 am Mass, Rosary at 12 Noon Social teaching means and how it needs to inform our political conscience. More information can be found on the USCCB Sat., October 31 website or on our website. Readings: PHIL 1:18B-26, LK 14:1, 7-11 5:30 pm Vigil Mass Inside Pro Popolo Fr. Tony Vacation Must register to attend Fr. Tony will be taking some well deserved vacation this month. Readings for the Vigil Mass are Sunday readings This means changes to our daily Mass schedule. For the rest of the month we will not have daily Mass. However, you can Sun. November 1 Solemnity of All Saints watch a livestream of daily Mass at the Cathedral chapel every Readings: RV 7:2-4, 9-14, 1 JN 3:1-3, MT 5:1-12A day at 8 am. Confession times will resume on October 31. 11:00 am Mass Inside Pro Popolo Please join me in welcoming Fr. Dwight Lewis as our presider at Must register to attend the Masses weekend. Readings can be found online: http://www.usccb.org/bible/
Upcoming Events Anointing of the Sick: First Friday of the Month at the 9am All Saints All Souls Mass. All Saints Day is on Sunday, November 1. All Souls is on Mon- day, November 2nd. We will celebrate the Mass of Remem- brance for All Souls that evening at 7PM. Please see this bulle- tin for information on how to your loved ones name to the POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTION Book of Life. FOR OCTOBER
The Eastside Deanery Speaker Series is sponsoring an online presentation on Racial Justice on November 8 at 1pm. The The Laity's Mission in the Church speaker is ValLimar Jansen, well known to this community but also a nationally recognized speaker, catechist, musician and We pray that by the virtue of baptism, the laity, recording artist. Please see the last page of this bulletin or our especially women, may participate more in areas of website for more information. Deadline to register is responsibility in the Church. November 5.
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020 Stewardship of Treasure Parish Notices Monthly Offertory Do you know someone interested in the Catholic faith? Monthly September offertory donations $ 77,542 If you or someone you know is interested in learning Monthly September offertory budget $ 73,962 more about our Catholic faith please let us know. We would love to discuss the process for full initiation. Questions? Fiscal Year to date received $ 217,196 Our classes will be virtual and interactive. Please mark your Year to date budget $ 232,500 calendars for the first week of Advent to begin this series and Deficit $ ( 15,304) watch for more detailed information to come.
Debt Service Contact Loretta Sursely: [email protected]
Month of September debt service donations $ 11,909 SCHEDULE CHANGES FOR OCTOBER
Month September debt service budget $ 13,954 Fr. Tony will be taking some well deserved vacation over the next few weeks. So the following schedule changes will be in Year to date received $ 33,541 effect until October 31. Year to date budget $ 44,100 Daily Mass: No daily Mass until November. We will resume the budgeted figure deficit $ ( 10,559) daily Mass schedule Wed., Thur., & Fri., at 9 am on Nov. 4.
We are excited to introduce a new way Confession: Confessions will not be available until October 31. Please check the website of neighboring parishes for their to give online! confession schedules.
Simple and secure. Give a single gift or schedule recurring Weekend Masses: We will have visiting priests for the week- giving using your checking account, debit, or credit card. end Masses on October 10/11, 17/18 & 24/25. Fr. Tony will return for the weekend Masses on October 31 & November 1.
Online Giving Watch Daily Mass online: The Cathedral livestreams the daily St. Madeleine Sophie has partnered with Pushpay to provide Mass with Archbishop Etienne and Cathedral priests every you with a safe, yet very fast and simple way to support the morning at 8 am. See their website or click here. mission and ministry of our parish. Weekday Rosary: During the month of October we will pray Electronic giving eliminates the need for checks and cash, the rosary every weekday at 12 noon. Please join us in person enables you to give regularly, whether you are in town or away, or watch the livestream on our website and Facebook page. and gives you private and secure access to your giving record. Emergencies regarding anointing of the Sick: If you or a family Once you are signed up, it is easy to repeat a gift or make a member are in the hospital and need the anointing of the sick new one! Choose the method that is best for you! please contact Eastside pastoral care: 425-655-3200. Text-to-Give From your smartphone, simply text STMSPGIVE to 77977. You ALL SAINTS DAY will automatically be sent a link to the Pushpay giving site. You SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 can make a quick one time gift or set up recurring.
This year All Saints Day falls on Sunday, November 1. Please join us for the Masses that weekend or watch the livestream What you should do: on the website or Facebook page. † Go to the PushPay website to set up your account ALL SOULS MASS OF REMEMBERANCE † If you are currently an automatic contribution donor and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 @ 7PM give on a recurring basis we will process the October payment as usual. Please set up your account before We will celebrate our annual All Souls Mass of Remembrance November 5th. on Monday, November 2 at 7 pm. All are invited. We will remember in a special way those for whom we have More information is on our website or contact Loretta or Karen celebrated a funeral Mass or service in the parish. in the parish office. Submit names for the Book of Life or add your own page. See our website for info or call the parish office St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020 Children and Family Ministry Youth, Young Adult, and Outreach Ann LaBeck 747-6770 Ext. 123 [email protected]
Maggie Rader, Director of Children and Family Ministry JR. HIGH 7th & 8th grades SR HIGH 9th - 12th grades Ext. 125 [email protected]
Elaine Low, Sacramental Prep Coordinator Jr. High and Sr. High Youth Ministry Ext. 114 [email protected] We are going to have programming this fall. We are still receiving surveys about preferences of time of day but we will 2020-2021 Faith Formation be promoting these virtual youth ministry options soon. Stay tuned or contact Ann LaBeck for more information. Registration forms and calendars available on the
parish website under Children’s Ministry or contact Catholic Social Teaching in Action: How to Follow in the Maggie Rader Footsteps of Holy Men and Women [email protected] Catholic Social Teaching is central to our Christian faith, representing as it does our collective wisdom of how to Oct. 28 WCC Zoom night by grade level live Christ’s call to love our neighbor as ourselves. In one way or another, every saint, every holy person, Nov. 4 6:30 pm. Sacramental Prep every committed Christian practices these ideals in their Parent Zoom meeting. Link will be emailed own lives. Their examples can help us grow in holiness to those registered in program. and truly become the “light of the world” Jesus calls us to
Family Connection (family Gospel activity) be. Catechists have identified seven themes that give us a helpful summary and overview of Catholic Social Teach- Children learn about love from real, concrete examples wit- ing. And looking at these themes through the lives of the nessed in family life. We can help children to love God and love their neighbors by showing everyday acts of love, gener- saints and the holy men and women of the Church allows osity, and kindness—our own expressions of our love for God. us to see these themes in action. These acts, small and large, are the expression of what Jesus identified as the two greatest commandments: love God and Read more at Busted Halo.com love neighbor.
Make a poster together as a family. Write the words Love CLOW God in the center of the poster and write the words Love Children's Liturgy of the Word Neighbor near each of the four sides of the poster. Read to- gether today’s Gospel, Matthew 22:34-40. Talk about how We won’t be having dismissal for CLOW this year but we will Jesus taught us that our love for God is revealed in the love have online content for children and families. Beginning this that we show to other people. On the poster, use pictures and words to show some of the ways that your family shows their weekend be sure to check our website for information and love for other people. Pray together that your family will resources for children who are in grades 1-6. continue to express your love for God by loving others.
- Loyola Press Sunday Connection Question of the Week
As we approach Halloween, below are some re- October 25 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time sources for families: (Access the digital format through parish website) Theme: The Greatest Commandment - "Love".
Loyola Press: Question for Children: We show our love for Jesus by loving our https://www.loyolapress.com/catholic- friends and family. Share one way that you show your love. resources/family/holidays-and-special-occasions/other- special-occasions/celebrating-your-values-on-halloween/ Question for Youth: Jesus tells us that we are to love others as we love ourselves. Do you love yourself? Can you see the good The Catholic Company Magazine: that God has put within you? Do you find it easier to love oth- https://www.catholiccompany.com/magazine/catholic- ers or yourself? guide-to-halloween-6159 Question for Adults: Repeat the two commandments which Busted Halo—Saints and All Hallows Eve video Jesus teaches today in your own words? For each of them, https://bustedhalo.com/ministry-resources/the-saints-on- share how it has become part of your life. halloween General Intercession for the parish: Let us pray in thanksgiving for the gift of the church in our lives, leading and guiding us to ever deeper communion with Christ. St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020 The greatest commandments
Children and Family Ministry
Maggie Rader, Director of Children and Family Ministry Elaine Low, Sacramental Prep Coordinator Ext. 125 [email protected] Ext. 114 [email protected]
Reflection for October 25, 2020 By: Ron Czarney
“ . . . You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind . . . And you must love your neighbor as yourself.”
What is it with these religious leaders in Jesus’ time? They think they have all the answers on how one is sup- posed to live a holy life, but they ignore the message that Jesus gives on how we will be successful in living a holy life: “Love the Lord your God first, AND then your neighbor second.” In my religious education class of fourth graders, I always use this riddle to see if anyone can figure out what it means. First of all, I ask them how much 3 + 7 equals. Of course everyone shouts out “10!” That’s the correct an- swer for us human beings. But, in God’s Math, the total isn’t 10 — it’s 2! WHAT?! How can 3 + 7 = 2? Well, I’m going to tell you. First of all, we have to know a bit about the Ten Commandments. If you were to look at an original drawing of the tablets, you would see that on one side of the tablets there are three Roman numeral numbers: I, II, and III. And, on the other side of the tablets are the remaining seven Commandments, also in Roman numerals: IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, and X. (See, you learned something today — Roman numerals from one to ten!) Anyway, let’s read to- day’s gospel to see if we can figure out this riddle:
Gospel, Matthew 22:34-40
But when the Pharisees heard that he had silenced the Sadducees they got together and, to put him to the test, one of them put a further question, Master, which is the greatest commandment of the Law?' Jesus said to him, 'You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. The second re- sembles it: You must love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments hang the whole Law, and the Prophets too.'
You know how Jesus spoke in parables to kind of confuse people? Well, He did. Now, if you say that you understand all of what Jesus is saying in His parables, you might be lying just a bit. I know I don’t always get the message that Jesus is sharing with us. And neither did the Apostles. When they finally got the courage to ask Jesus why He spoke in parables, Jesus answered, “I speak in parables so that people will see, but not see; hear, but not hear.”
Now I’m really confused. (That’s okay Ron.) Now, if we can understand that Jesus didn’t use parables just to give us some profound spiritual truth, we’re getting closer to solving the riddle above. Jesus used parables as a tool to lead us into a personal relationship with Him. And just like the Apostles asked Him what these parables meant, Jesus is waiting for us to do the same: “My Jesus, what do You mean by this parable?” And Jesus will always respond with, “Ah, I was waiting for you to ask. Let’s talk about it.” He wants sooo much to have a deep, personal relationship with us!
Okay, here’s the answer to the riddle. (Hope you were able to decipher it from the gospel above.) There are three Commandments on the one side of the tablets, and these Commandments deal with loving God. The remaining seven Commandments are on the other side of the tablets, and they deal with loving neighbor. Now, if you read the part of the gospel that I bolded, you’ll solve the riddle. 3 + 7 = 2. Love of God (3 Commandments), + Love of neighbor (7 Commandments), = the 2 greatest Commandments! 3 + 7 = 2. Congratulations! You’ve passed the test. And as the priest says at the end of each Mass, “Let us go forth to love and serve the Lord, AND one another.” AMEN!
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020 Outreach Ministries Adult Faith Formation & Service
REFUGEE OUTREACH MINISTRY Public Gatherings and meetings are Suspended The refugee team has been active in the parish since 2016. Since BIBLE STUDY Contact the parish office for a schedule of then, we have outfitted and prepared apartments for 9 refugee upcoming adult bible studies families. Our members have also volunteered at the offices of PRAY THE ROSARY Please join us in praying the Rosary every International Rescue Committee (IRC) in areas of apartment Monday evening at 6pm in the church. supplies and inventory, employment readiness, youth mentoring and reception desk. For information on upcoming events ask to ST. THERESE GUILD - Meets every 4th Thur. Sept - May. (except Nov.). Contact Kathy Bolopue 425-652-7203, [email protected] be added to our mailing list email us at [email protected]. WOMEN’S & MEN’S SPIRITUALITY Encouraging spiritual growth living our roles as Christian women and men in our diverse community. "New Members Welcome!" For more information email: [email protected] Parish Resources and Support KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Meets 2nd Tues of the month, 7pm, Pastoral Resource and Referral Services rooms G & H. Contact Alan Newhouse [email protected] † Medicare Questions Senior Housing or Care Services † Parenting Issues, Child and Adolescent counseling For more information contact Trish David in the parish office: GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP 425-747-6770 ext. 126 or [email protected]. Next meetings: Suspended until further notice
Our Grief Support Group meets to offer support to those experiencing loss. Contact Bill Griffin (425-747-8909) or [email protected] for more information.
YOUNG ADULTS EASTSIDE
Eastside Disciples The Thurs. night Bible Study is now on Face- book Live: https://www.facebook.com groups/1471479689793762/ Go to the Events tab and you'll find it.
Eastside Newman--we have been organizing a local college Newman group---and there's a bible study! You can access it FAMILIES GROWING TOGETHER here: https://www.instagram.com/eastsidenewman/ You are invited to an hour of community, prayer, and reflection via Zoom for people who have disabilities and their families. 10 AM on November 7 & December 5
Register online at:
https://evangelization.archdpdx.org/pwdevents
For more information, contact Kelsey 503-233-8399 or Join us for our fall Theology on Tap series, COVID style (aka: [email protected] online!).
Grab your favorite beverage and join us for the evening! Rachel’s Corner This fall, we will introduce a new speaker each month to offer Hope and Healing After Abortion their thoughts on a particular aspect of faith and theology, Call for a compassionate, confidential conversation and learn prompt discussion, and take questions from their area of ex- about our virtual healing opportunities. pertise. All you have to do is call in! In-person retreats have been postponed until 2021. English: (206) 920-6413 / Español: (206)-450-7814 Register here to get the link in your inbox: https://seattlearch- Email [email protected]. Visit us at www.ccsww.org/ org.zoom.us/.../tJUoceCtpzwiHdJH7YuwV... projectrachel or www.facebook.com/projectrachelww. Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services. You can just join us that evening (the link is sent immediately You are loved with an everlasting Love! after you sign up)!
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020 St. Madeleine Sophie Parish School Smsbellevue.org 425-747-6770
Martine Romero, Principal ……………………...ext. 222 Jessica Patterson, Vice Principal……………….ext. 219 Ginny Morrissey, Admissions, School Office……ext. 201
Our Mission In FAITH, we SERVE, we LEAD, we LOVE and we LEARN. St. Madeleine Sophie School is dedicated to providing the high- est quality education in an environment of Catholic faith and moral values. We seek to develop Christian leadership by promoting active service in the wider community. Our graduates will be equipped to meet the challenges and opportunities of life-long education in a diverse and complex world. Daylight Savings Time Ends! November 1st (Next Sunday!) What an amazing SMS Moveathon!!! We are so impressed by how our community virtually joined The first Sunday in November will mark the end of together to make our Moveathon just as special as always, Daylight Savings time and a return to Standard time. regardless of the changes in our world today! We loved watching our students move online with our teachers leading Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour Saturday yoga, dance and sports activities and we are still smiling at the night October 31 in preparation for the time change on amazing pictures sent in from home! Everyone participated in Sunday November 1st. their own way, and that is what made the Moveathon so great! We saw pictures from swim practice, to biking on trails, to foot- ball at the park, to playing on the monkey bars in your back yards! If you haven't checked out our Instagram account, be sure to check out all the pictures @smschoolbellevue! Don’t forget, everyone gets a shirt! If you still need to pick up your child’s Moveathon shirt, please let their teacher or the office know and we can have it ready for you! Great job, Seraphs!
CHANGE in Schedule for Hybrid Instruction We will begin In person instruction for Kindergarten students on October 19. We had planned to welcome Grade 1 on October 26 and Grade 2 on November 2. However, King County has shared with schools that the Key Indicators for Covid case numbers has risen to 93/100,000 cases and will continue to trend upward. This has wiped out the gains we had made in reducing the number of cases over a 14-day period. The target DO YOU RECEIVE EMAILS FROM ST MADELEINE SOPHIE? criteria for cases is less than 25/ 100,000.
As a result, we need to delay the return of First Grade and Please be sure we have your current contact Second Grade for in-person hybrid learning. We will information on file at the parish office especially your re-evaluate the Key Indicators continually for downward trends email. We send out weekly emails to those registered to re-start the conversation. Although we were immensely parishioners for whom we have emails. looking forward to the return of some of our Seraphs These weekly emails including information on how to register for in-person, our community prioritizes the health and safety of our Masses, upcoming schedule changes, information on every person above anything else. I commend our teachers and programs, ministries an events. staff for their constant ability to prepare for everything during
Don’t miss out! If you would like to be added to our email list or this uncertain time. I am confident that they will continue to need to update your contact information visit our website and deliver excellent virtual experiences for our students follow all click on the announcements tab or use this link to access the mandated and recommended health and safety protoco form.
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020
PASTORAL CARE: ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE PARISH 425-747-6770 For patients at Overlake and Group Health Hospitals, you may call Eastside Pastoral Care at 425-655-3200 If you or someone Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest, [email protected] you know from the parish is seriously ill, hospitalized or home- Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator Ext. 104 [email protected] Deacon Bruno Bahk, [email protected] bound and would like to receive communion or the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, please contact Trish David at ext. 126 or PARISH OFFICE ADMINISTRATION [email protected]. Accounting: Karen Moretti, Ext. 105 [email protected] Office Manager: Sandi Bendix, Ext. 103 [email protected] Prayers for the Sick Accounting Assistant: Jennifer Helmer [email protected]
Tom Mahoney Mary Weber Carol Anderson SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Bob Mitchell Helen Suppner Cathy Rowland Martine Romero, Principal, Ext. 222 [email protected] Julian Lee Fook Bo Cheung Meredith Henning Jessica Patterson Vice Principal, Ext. 219 [email protected] Ginny Morrissey, Office Ext. 201 [email protected] Kathy Daly Courtland Braaten Sal & Mena Dizon Tony Brown Oakley Doyle Jim Von Der Linn TO JOIN THE CATHOLIC FAITH Jim Vanavery Joe Neigel Nancy Balka Adults: Loretta Sursely Ext. 104 [email protected] Jean Patterson Trent Roling Jade Ferrer Children: Elaine Low Ext. 114 [email protected]
Jerry Fiorito Paul & Leslie Gookin Wai-Ching Yu CHILDRENS FAITH FORMATION Don Hitzel Joe Hastings Delores Huff Maggie Rader Ext. 125 [email protected]. Jo Sciola Rudy Cologna Kerry Reiniger Chris Black Lynette O’Neil Kristina Kirkpatrick YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT & OUTREACH Elizabeth Munoz Jan McDonald Apolonia Ng Ann LaBeck Ext. 123 [email protected].
Carol Zywycki Fred Tuazon Jennifer Wiechert PASTORAL CARE Funeral Preparation, Annulments Pat Dorwin Tina Powell Dolores Hayes Loretta Sursely Ext. 104 [email protected] Bri Tolleffson Gary Booth Arlette Garaud PARISH LIFE MINISTRIES Rammo Family Harry Green Mary Hillis Sandi Bendix, Ext. 103 [email protected] Dave Camacho Patricia Leung Eli Ferrer Jerry Wolfe Donna Brown Bob Moore LITURGY and WORSHIP Ernesto Mendoza Helen Zoerb Julio Bueno-Valera Phil Morrissey, Liturgy Director. [email protected] Mary Lou Brown Pete O’Brien Florence Palmer Music: Ann LaBeck Herbert J. Breen III Miles Nelson Ken Turner Fran Underwood Debra Young PASTORAL RESOURCES: Pastoral Resources and Referrals, Trish David: Ext. 126 [email protected] John Wolch Angelo Pizarro Madison Bledsoe Emma O’Brien FACILITIES Jay Hullett Facility Manager: Terry Moretti, [email protected]
In Memoriam SACRAMENTS SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Prior to the Baptism of their children, parents participate in preparation classes. If you are seeking baptism for your child please contact Elaine Low Ext. 114
MASS INTENTION/PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Loretta Sursely ext. 104
Special Mass intentions are taken for daily Mass only: 425 747-6770 CIC Christian Initiation of Children Elaine Low. Ext. 114 Ext.100. Prayer intentions can also be placed on the prayer wall of the Church or added to the prayer intention page of the bulletin. FIRST COMMUNION Elaine Low, [email protected] Ext. 114
PROBLEMS HEARING AT MASS SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION for Youth Listening devices are available. Please see sacristan for assistance Ann LaBeck [email protected] Ext. 123 TO BECOME AN ALTAR SERVER OR EUCHARISTIC MINISTER SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY six months in advance of your contact Phil Morrissey at [email protected]. wedding date. Contact the Parish office at ext. 103 TO BECOME A EUCHARISTIC MINISTER TO HOMEBOUND Contact Trish David at ext 126 or [email protected]. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK Trish David, [email protected], Ext. 126 LOW GLUTEN ALTAR BREAD: Please see a sacristan.
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish October 24 & 25, 2020