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St. Frances Cabrini Parish September 22, 2019 St. Frances Cabrini Parish September 22, 2019 Celebration for St. Lorenzo Ruiz of Manila 1st Filipino Saint! Join us for the novena & Mass: September 21 at 7:00pm September 22 at 7:00pm September 23 at 6:00pm September 24 at 5:00pm September 25 at 7:00pm September 26 at 7:00pm September 27 at 6:00pm Novena & 6:30pm Mass Light refreshments will be served in the school gym after Mass Questions? Email Shirley Gascon at [email protected] Marriage enrichment Evening LIVING “I DO” EVERY DAY EVENT Saturday, October 26th after 5pm Mass in School gym Tickets $60 per couple Tickets will be sold next weekend after all the Masses Enjoy a 4-course dinner and guided reflections with your spouse at a table set for two. Each course will be preceded by a brief presentation, then you will be given a topic to discuss during that portion of the meal. Don’t miss the opportunity to say “I do” again to the love of your life! Free child care is available! Proceeds will go towards the Music Ministry for new hymnals. For more details please contact Christina and Richie Bernal [email protected] 5715-108th ST SW, LAKEWOOD, WA 98499—WWW. CABRINI.US Marriage preparation M mass schedule If you are a member of Monday, September 23 our parish and are interested in the 6:00pm St. Lorenzo Ruiz Rosary Novena Sacrament of Matrimony, the preparation takes Tuesday, September 24 6 months prior 4:00-5:45pm to the intended wedding date. 5:00pm St. Lorenzo Ruiz Rosary Novena 6:00pm Mass For more information, Loretta Olsen Birthday Blessing for Helen Irwin please contact NO Youth Group today Aracely Perez at 253-588-2141 ext. 310 Wednesday, September 25 6:00pm Misa(Mass in Spanish) RCIA 7:00pm St. Lorenzo Ruiz Rosary Novena Thursday, September 26 The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults or RCIA, is a process for 11:00am Funeral Mass for Emmanuel de Ocampo, formal initiation of new members ,10:30am Rosary & Reception after Mass in Squier Hall into the Catholic Church. 6:00pm Mass-Flaviano Hingada 7:00pm St. Lorenzo Ruiz Rosary Novena RCIA class meets on Friday, September 27 Thursdays at 7:00pm in Squier Hall 7:30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 8:45am Mass If you or someone you know is 6;00pm St. Lorenzo Ruiz Rosary Novena interested in learning more about 6:30pm Mass St. Lorenzo Ruiz our Catholic faith please contact Refreshments in school gym after Mass Esmeralda Saltos at 253-588-2141 ext. 310 Saturday, September 28 2:00pm-4:45pm Confessions Pilgrimage to Fatima, 5:00pm Vigil Mass Lourdes & Spain Sunday, September 29 XXVI Sunday in Ordinary Time Meeting Reminder Mass 9:00am, 11:00am & 12:30pm (Spanish) for Fr. Paul’s Prayer group Pilgrimage to Marian Shrines of Europe Join us! Fridays April 20 - May 3, 2020. $3990 7:00pm to 9:00pm at the parish office. The meeting is at 1:00 pm in Squier Hall Illumin8-Light of Christ prayer group will meet every Friday. on Sunday, September 22nd All are welcome for praise and worship music and prayer time!! For questions or to get more information call Evelyn Czapiewski, 253-229-5554. This pilgrimage requires all participants to be able to walk distances on steps and on rough terrain. Next weekend at all the Masses, a friar from the Servants of Divine Mercy CDA Bake Sale Monastery in Mexico City will be selling handmade September 21 & 22 religious items to fundraise for Catholic Daughters Bake Sale his monastery. Proceeds benefit local charities and the youth programs at our parish and school. 2 Knights of Columbus breakfast Menu: Hotcakes, sausage, Scrambled eggs, Salsa, Coffee, Tea & Juice. Cost: Adults $5.00 Children(6-10yrs old)$3.00 Kids 5 & under free Men on Fire —Men’s retreat Annual Catholic Men's Retreat Coming October 11-13! Join us for this exciting retreat designed specifically for men! This 3-day event (Friday evening through early Sunday afternoon) will explore the challenge men face of authentically living their faith in the world today. Our Retreat Master, Dr. Tom Curran and Pastor Fr. Ed White, will guide us through a rich encounter with Christ. These along with engaging worship and fellowship will make this a weekend to remember! Join us October 11-13 at Black Diamond Camps! Cost is $125. Early-bird registration fee (until Sept 22) is only $100 and is now open at https://ststephenslife.com/mensretreat. Guadalupe maternity center SFC Knights of Columbus Council in support of the Life Project, are raising funds and collecting new born & infant clothes to help Guadalupe Maternity Center maintain their program. Please donate the following new items: (not used clothes). Diapers sizes 4-5-6 (No gender), Pull ups size 3 & 4T, baby wipes, Infant boy sleepers 0-3 mos., boy socks 0-3 mos., baby washcloths. The Knights will be present to collect items at all weekend Masses from September thru October. Cash or check donations will be gladly accepted. 3 St. FRanCes Cabrini School News Cabrini Parishioners, Mark your calendar Join us as we kick off our Annual Giving Campaign with coffee, juice and light refreshments immediately after the 9:00am Sunday Mass on October 13th in Squier Hall. As with our tradition of gathering the community there, our students and their families are looking forward to visiting with all of you who can stop by for a short time. Thank you for supporting your Parish School! AUCTION SAVE THE DATE Saturday, March 7, 2020 Clover Park Technical College – Sharon McGavick Center We hope that you will mark your calendar and plan on joining us again this year. If you have unused gift cards that you would like to donate to our auction or if you would like to purchase scrip cards, please call the Development Office at 584-5748. Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/StFrancesCabriniSchool School website: www.cabrinischool.org School office number is 253-584-3850 As, always thank you for your continued support of our parish school! 40 days for life Fall Fundraising dinner October 19, 2019 Did you know that abortion has taken 6:00pm the lives of over 60 million Americans since 1973? Abortion always leaves St. Leo Bichsel Hall, 710 S. 13th St. Tacoma one dead and one deeply wounded. 40 days for Life- 40 days of peaceful prayer, fasting, and public witness at Come for dinner, wine, music, a silent auction abortion facilities, has been a divine with vacation stays, sports tickets and more! answer to this crisis. In support of AIDNW Since launching in 2007, the 40 Days Serving immigrants detained in and released for Life campaign has resulted in: from the NW Detention Center Over 1 million volunteers in 6,428 Tickets $60 available at Brown Paper Tickets campaigns in 61 nations and 855 cities. https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4323684 104 abortion facilities closed with 191 or at aidnw.org — Purchase tickets by Oct. 5 abortion workers leaving the industry. 16,004 lives are known to have been saved! Coffee hour After 9am Mass in Squier Hall Sunday, Sept. 22—hosted by El Shaddai Sunday, Sept. 29—hosted by Catholic Daughters EL SHADDAI FELLOWSHIP Come join El Shaddai Prayer Group Cedar River Clinic 1401 MLK Jr. Way Tacoma Please join us Sundays at 2:30pm in the church To get involved, email Questions? Please call Marie 253-359-3893, [email protected] Belinda 253-223-1334 or Malou 253-260-9161 St. Vincent de Paul In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells us that the shepherd rejoices when he finds one lost sheep. The story tells us that nothing and no one is insignificant to God who is compassionate and loving to all. Is there a neighbor or friend of yours who is in temporary need because of a loss of a job or an illness? Please leave a message for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul… we want to help! Interested in becoming a Vincentian? Come join us at our next meeting on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month from 10am to 12pm in the parish office Questions? Call Mary Davila 253-582-0867 4 Contact information minister schedule Address: 5715 108th St SW, Lakewood WA 98499 Eucharistic DATE Altar Server Lector Phone: 253-588-2141 Fax: 253-582-5351 Minister Office hours: Tuesday-Friday 9am to 5pm Isabelle Bev Krashin Karen Hall Office will be closed for staff meeting from 1pm-2:30pm Wednesday June 26 Pancho LEAD Shirley Alexandra Ruth Hoss Robinson St. Vincent de Paul - For assistance with Utilities, Rent & Furniture Sat. Pancho Judy Swortz 253-655-7837(English) 253-655-7835 ( ayuda en Español) Sept. Emma Pires Lucia Mandapat 28 Parish Staff Johnathan Betty Reyes 5PM Pastor: Fr. Paul Brunet ext. 312 Feuerborn Sarah Petterson Deacons: George Mounce III, Joe Lehman Christina Drobish Shirley Gascon Parish Administrator: David Whitesell ext. 304 Pastoral Associate: Gaby Grossman ext. 307 Andrea Wayne Downer Rowena Ly Sun. Juarez LEAD Bob Estrada Bookkeeper: Kristi Snow ext. 305 Sept Tanya AJ Marriage Prep.: Aracely Perez ext. 310 29 Juarez Mc Granaghan RCIA: Esmeralda Saltos ext. 310 9:00 Amelia Ly John Kaiser AM Jensen Ly Michael Ly Infant Baptism Prep: Violeta Herrera ext. 306 Ming Jacobson Parish Secretary: Gina Thompson ext. 300 Alfonso Linda Robydek Mark Maintenance: Mike Kizer Carreño LEAD Vandersteen Bulletin Submissions: Send to [email protected] on or before Tuesdays at 12:00pm. Sun. Alfonso Diana Sullivan Teresa Attention: Submissions for Sunday Sept. 29th must be sent on Wednesday Sept.
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