St Mary 4200 88th Street NE Marysville, Washington 98270 360 653 9400 Mission of St Anne 7231 Totem Beach Road (No Mail) Tulalip, WA 98271 360 386-7425

Phone: 360 653-9400 Fax: 360 658-7439 Website: www.stmary-stanne.org Email: [email protected] FEBRUARY 01, 2015 Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time

All-powerful Father, Christ your Son became man for us... and was presented in the temple. May he free our hearts from sin and bring us into your presence.

Amen.

ST. MARY/ST. ANNE ST. MARY/ST. ANNE MISSION STATEMENT

A warm welcome to those of you visiting us this weekend. We We are a Roman Catholic sacramental people led by the Holy Spirit, seeking are pleased to worship the Lord by your side. Thank you for to grow together in faith, love and charity. We are called by God the Father joining us. If you are a new member of our worshiping to be a welcoming presence of Jesus Christ in our parish and community community, please take the time to register with the parish. Pick through worship, fellowship, and service. Somos un pueblo católico up a registration form at the Parish Office, fill it out and return it sacramental guiados por el Espíritu Santo, que buscan crecer juntos en in the collection basket or by mail. la fe, el amor y la caridad. Somos llamados por Dios Padre para ser una presencia acogedora de Jesucristo.

St Mary Mass Times: St Anne Mass Times:

Monday, Thursday and Saturday: 9:00 am Wednesday: 9:00 am Wednesday and Friday: 7:30 am Thursday: 9:00 am Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am & 12:00 pm (Spanish) Friday: 9:00 am Eucharistic Adoration 1st Friday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am Reconciliation Saturday: 10:00 am Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 pm

OUR PRIEST ADMINISTRATOR

Fr. Dwight’s

Message

“Sunday is the Lord’s DAY; not the Lord’s HOUR!”

Church,

This week, we remember with solemn effect, the happenings of 100 days ago when our community in Marysville was surprisingly shattered by the school shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck High school. Since then, day by day, we in the community here at Marysville, have had to pick up the pieces of our broken lives and go on. We can never know what caused such reaction. Was it pain or anguish? Was it worry or anxiety? Was it overwhelming life or depressing circumstances that resulted in the deaths of so many young people? We will never know! What we do know though, is that we are left to now gather the pieces together and from the broken parts of our lives, create some kind of mosaic of healing, of suffering, of grief, and of consolation. Tragedy batters on a community's spirit because no one is left unaffected. We are left with many unanswered questions, fearful of the future, and truly less trusting of each other - even members of families and dear friends. Tragedy of the innocent though, especially of the very young, creates that feeling in the pit of our stomachs - it wants to yell out and it wants to scream. Then once for all we want to BEG IT to go away, to BEG IT NOT be true. But, it is all true ! It did happen to us. It did happen in our community. Some of our children did die in the violence, in the unknowing and we are all left with faith as the ONLY foundation we stand on, the only true foundation left in the world that is constantly shifting because many of its morals and all its beliefs are built on sand and are bending towards selfishness and false free will. The Scriptures tell us, "With God, all things are possible!" And so, just based on that fact, we lift up to God the five of our children who have died, and we place them in God's hands, hands much more gentler than our own. So God will have to fix all this, as only He can - and in His inimitable way and in God's time. We hold on to our faith which tells us, "...life is changed not ended for when our bodies lie in death, a new dwelling is made ready for us in heaven." (Prayers for the Dead I, ) It is with this hope that we pray ETERNAL REST for all of them, extreme consolation to their parents and siblings who miss them the most, consolation for their families and friends, and healing for our community of Marysville. May such a tragedy NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN among us. May our children, each and all, be protected from wanton hurt and pain. May we support the most vulnerable among us and all have a good outlet for what pain they endure. And let us LOVE EACH OTHER... WITH GOD'S OWN PRECIOUS LOVE!

I AM HERE TO LOVE YOU! God Bless, Fr. Dwight NUESTRO SACERDOTE ADMINISTRADOR

MENSAJE DEL PADRE DWIGHT

“El Domingo es el DIA del Señor; no la HORA del Señor!”

Esta semana, recordamos con efecto solemne, los eventos de hace 100 días cuando nuestra comunidad en Marysville fue sorprendidamente destrozada por la balacera en la Escuela Preparatoria Pillchuck de Marysville. Desde entonces, día tras día, nosotros en la comunidad aquí en Marysville hemos tenido que levantar los restos de nuestras vidas quebrantadas y seguir adelante. No podemos saber que causo tal reacción. Fue dolor o angustia? Fue preocupación o ansiedad? Fue una vida abrumada o circunstancias deprimentes que resultaron en las muertas de tantos jóvenes? Nunca lo sabremos!Lo que si sabemos, es que ahora se nos deja a nosotros aquí para reunir las piezas juntas otra vez, y de las piezas quebrantadas de nuestras vidas, crear algún tipo de mosaico de sanación, de sufrimiento, de luto, y de consolación. La tragedia bate al espíritu de una comunidad porque nadie es dejado sin ser afectado. Somos dejados con muchas preguntas sin respuesta, temerosos del futuro, y verdaderamente con menos confianza en unos a otros- incluso miembros de nuestras familias y amigos cercanos. Tragedia de los inocentes sin embargo, especial- mente de los más jóvenes, crea ese sentimiento en la boca del estomago- quiere gritar y quiere clamar. Entonces es cuando ROGAMOS que se aleje, ROGAMOS que NO sea verdad. Pero, todo es verdad! Nos sucedió a nosotros. Sucedió en nuestra comunidad. Algunos de nuestros jóvenes mueren en la violencia, en lo desconocido y nosotros somos dejados en la fe como la única funda- ción en donde mantenernos, la única fundación que queda en el mundo que está constantemente movediza porque muchos de sus morales y sus creencias están cimentados en arena y se inclinan hacia el egoísmo y libre albedrio falso. La Escritura nos dice, “Con Dios, todo es posible!” Y entonces, solo basados en este factor, levantamos a Dios los cinco de nuestros jóvenes que han muerto, y los colocamos en las manos de Dios, manos más suaves que las de nosotros mismos. Entonces Dios tendrá que componer todo esto, así como solamente Él puede- y en Su inimitable forma y tiempo de Dios. Nosotros nos agarramos de nuestra fe que nos dice, “… la vida es cambiada no terminada porque cuando nuestros cuerpos caen en la muerte, un nuevo lugar se hace para no- sotros en el cielo.” (Oraciones por los Difuntos I, Misal Romano) Es con esta esperanza que pedimos ETERNO DESCANSO por todos ellos, extrema consolación para sus padres y hermanos quienes los extrañan mas, consolación para sus familiares y amigos, y sanación para nuestra comunidad de Marysville. Que tal tragedia NUNCA SUCEDA OTRA VEZ entre nosotros. Que nuestros jóvenes, cada uno y todos, sean protegidos de dolor y heridas inmotivados. Que nosotros podamos apoyar a los más vulnerables entre nosotros queque todos tengan una buena salida de cuál sea el dolor por el que pasan.

Y AMEMONOS LOS UNOS A OTROS… CON EL PROPIO AMOR PRECIOSO DE DIOS!

ESTOY AQUÍ PARA AMARLOS!

Dios los bendiga, Padre Dwight

St Anne Mission News

Fr Emmanuel Iweh (360) 386-7425 Email: [email protected]

Sunday 10:00 am Saturday 5:30 pm Wednesday 9:00 am

Thursday 9:00 am Friday 9:00 am

We continue to build and nurture healthy spiritual relationships with our Tulalip family and to support those in need through prayers, outreach and good works of service.

Baptismal Classes Faith Formation Classes

Classes are held every 1st Saturday of the Faith Formation classes are held every Tuesday month at 3:00 pm. evening from 5:30—6:45pm. Clases de formacion en la Fe. Altar Servers and Lectors Needed If you are interested please call Confirmation Classes Fr Iweh, Bill Topash at 360-386-8808 or Steve Myers at 425-750-0205. These classes are held every Wednesday Thank you! evening from 5:30—6:45 pm. Classes are now up and running with six students so far. Healing Mass More are welcome!

St. Anne’s has a Healing Mass on the 1st Friday of every month at 7:00 p.m. St Anne Needs More Participation! Family and friends are Welcome. In the after Mass Potluck’s both Saturday and Sunday, as well, as in cleanup. Please bring Please Include the Following your favorite DISH to Share and in the fellow- ship of others in the community. Names in your prayers:

Larry Negretti, Larry Martin, Stan Kleisath, Elaine Free Health Check Ruddell, Jules Sicotte, Don Francisco, Costa & Carol Ann Lazzaretti, Jose & Edlin Tulalip Tribe will continue free health check’s the 1st Friday Narvaez, Antonia Seyler, Don Hatch, Brian Thomas. of every month at 10:00 am in the Sterling Hall. Have your blood pressure and blood sugar tested. This is open to the public! Please bring family & friends!

Stewardship of Treasure

January 25, 2015

Sacrificial Donations : $1,023.52

Thank you! From our Holy Father, Pope Francis Want Christian unity? Deepen your own conversion, Pope says

Vatican City, Jan 24, 2015 / 02:46 pm (CNA/EWTN News)

Pope Francis told a group of religious men and women that they are the forerunners in working towards

Christian unity, which is something that first requires personal conversion, holiness and prayer.

“There is no unity without conversion. Religious life reminds us that at the center of every search for uni- ty, and therefore of every ecumenical effort, there is before all else the conversion of heart,” the pontiff told the participants of an Ecumenical Colloquium of Religious Men and Women on Jan. 24.

Pope Francis’ address to the group, which took place in the Consistory Hall of the Apostolic Palace, fell on the second to last day of the Jan. 22-25 colloquium. Organized by the Congregation for Institutes of Con- secrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life, the gathering was dedicated to prayer for Christian unity, and was held on the occasion of the Year for Consecrated Life, which opened in November.

Please reference: CAN/EWTN News for this article.

De nuestro Santo Padre, Papa Francisco

VATICANO, 24 Ene. 15 / 09:54 am (ACI/EWTN Noticias). ¿Quieres unidad de los Cristianos?

“No hay unidad sin conversión ni unidad sin santidad en la vida”, aseguró el Papa Francisco hoy en la Sa- la del Consistorio del Palacio Apostólico, al recibir a los participantes de un congreso ecuménico de religio- sos y religiosas. El congreso ecuménico es promovido por la Congregación por los Institutos de Vida Con- sagrada y las Sociedades de Vida Apostólica con motivo del Año de la Vida Consagrada.

El Papa aprovechó para recordar que estos días se celebra la Semana de Oración por la Unidad de los

Cristianos y explicó que “la voluntad de restablecer la unidad de todos los cristianos está presente naturalmente en todas las Iglesias y atañe tanto al clero como a los laicos”. Pero la vida religiosa “tiene sin duda una vocación particular en la promoción de esta unidad” y “no es una coincidencia que muchos pioneros del ecumenismo hayan sido hombres y mujeres consagrados”.

Por favor consulte: ACI?EWTN NOTICIAS para este articulo. St. Mary’s News

Congratulations to Maria D. Acuario,

“Parish Council President”

Thank you for your act of faith and your willingness to offer your time and abilities for the spiritual growth and well being of your parish for the next three years.

Thank your everyone for attending the 100th Anniversary Memorial Mass for Marysville Thank you everyone for your contin- ues support towards the Homeless Pilchuck High School and for generously Shelter Project. Please find it in your participating in the potluck after mass. heart to continue to supply this pro- ject with the following items: Individ- What is the Legion of Mary? ual Toothbrushes, Deodorant, Face The Legion of Mary is a lay association dedicated to Towels, Comforters, Pillows, Protector Sheets, Non-perishable spreading the Gospel message through prayer, evangelization Foods, Disposable razors for men/women and shaving cream, and works of mercy, under the special patronage of our Face cleanser/cleanse wipes, or monetary donations. Please Blessed Mother. Legion groups place themselves at the leave all items in the Parish Office. Thank you and Bless you!! service of their pastor and work under the direction of a spiritual advisor. Fr. Dwight is the director of our group. Members meet once a week and agree to perform a couple of hours work each week. 24 Hour Adoration - Holy Rosary Chapel Evangelization is a primary focus. Being a part of the Legion of Mary is a great way to live out your Christian vocation. How can I join? Call Sign up sheet in Parish Office for hours and Charles Newton at 425-760-6267 for more information. lock code.

Pilgrimage to Philadelphia in September for the visit of Pope Francis! Call Parish Office for details. More St. Mary’s News

 Wednesday, February 07—is the next baptismal class at 1:00 pm, please contact Eva Wilson @ (360) 6543-9400 ext 108 or e-mail her at [email protected] for more information.  Monday, February 09—SVDP Meeting Room 3 at 7:00 pm.  Wednesday, February 11—First Reconciliation from 6 pm till 9 pm.  Thursday, February 12—Boy Scout Meeting in Room 1B at 6 pm.  Saturday, February 14— Valentines Mass at 4:00 pm followed by Auction & Dinner at 6:00 pm. Dinner and Auction Tickets now can be purchased at the office for $30.00 each.  Ash Wednesday (Lent), February 18—Mass at 7:30 am and 7:00 pm.  Ash Service Only—at 9:00 am, 12:00 (Noon) , & 5:00 pm.  Thursday, February 19—Rite of Electing at Edmonds & Holy Rosary.  Saturday, February 21—Pack 180 Blue & Gold Cub Scout Celebration. All day Scouting event in the Parish Hall. Go Scouts!  Homeless Shelter Project—Every Friday our parish will help our fellow brothers and sisters that seek shelter. If you are interested in helping, please contact our Parish Office. Thank you for your support and we look forward to seeing you.  If you’d like to know about our Quinceaneras, please contact Eva at (360) 659-9400 ext. 108  or e-mail her at [email protected] . Thank you. THE GROTTO Save the Date!! St. Mary/St. Anne Parishioners will be going to Grotto, Portland on March 14, 2015. Sign up sheets are in the Parish Hall Office. Call the Parish Office for more information. Thank You!

Interesting Church History

Facts on Latin in the Roman Catholic Church

A new Vatican document instructs bishops around the world to reintroduce the old abandoned in the late 1960s if traditionalist Catholics in their areas request it. Pope Benedict first issued a decree to that effect three years ago but the so-called is still quite rare in Catholic churches, where a modern mass in the local language is the norm and will continue to be the standard liturgy. Here are some details on how Latin has been used in the Catholic Church and Pope Benedict's efforts to support it.

* FROM GREEK TO LATIN: Jesus and his disciples spoke Aramaic, a language close to Hebrew, and the evangelists wrote the Gospels in Greek, lingua franca of the Mediterranean area at the time. Christians in Rome adopted Latin and it became the Church's language in the fourth century. Saint Jerome's Bible translation into Latin is called the Vulgate because it used common (or "vulgar") Latin. With Scripture in Latin, the Church adopted the Roman tongue for its mass everywhere. This continued even as the use of everyday spoken Latin slowly declined over the centuries and successor languages such as Italian, Spanish and French emerged.

* THE TRIDENTINE MASS: The Council of Trent (1545-1563) codified the Latin mass from earlier liturgies and approved the Roman Missal used from 1570 until the mid-1960s. The priest celebrated mass with his back to the congregation, which prayed silently or followed the Latin prayers in books called missals. This is the "Tridentine mass" which is often referred to as the "old Latin mass."

* REFORMS OF THE : The Council (1962- 1965) allowed the use of vernacular languages at mass. Latin was not meant to be fully scrapped, but it was quickly abandoned by local churches. The pontifical universities in Rome, where many future Church leaders are educated, stopped teaching in Latin in 1967. This decision eventually all but dried up the small pool of priests who could actually speak the dead language.

* THE "MASS OF POPE PAUL VI" UPDATE: In 1969, Pope Paul VI issued an updated version of the mass that made significant changes such as turning the priest toward the people, simplifying the rituals and using more Scriptural readings. The pope says this modern mass in Latin at the Vatican and it is celebrated in vernacular languages around the world. Traditionalist Catholics reject this mass as less spiritual and aesthetic than the Tridentine mass.

* SYMBOLISM OF LATIN: Restoring Latin became a rallying point for traditionalists. It was one of several differences that the (SSPX) group of priests had with the Vatican that led to the excommunication of their four bishops in 1988. Pope John Paul tried to head off that split with a declaration in 1984 authorizing bishops to allow the Latin mass to be celebrated occasionally. Traditional- ists complained that few bishops agreed to allow this.

* POPE BENEDICT AND LATIN: Unlike almost all other Catholic leaders, Pope Benedict is fluent in Latin and has long supported greater use of it. In 2007, he issued a decree allowing wider use of the Latin mass. Traditionalists cheered but many bishops were still reluctant or opposed and many priests no longer knew how to celebrate it.

Benedict's determination to bring back some traditional elements in the Church led to a major row in 2009 when he lifted the excommunica- tion ban on the four SSPX bishops, including one -- Richard Williamson -- who is a known Holocaust denier. This caused an uproar among many Catholics and Jews as well as some politicians in his native Germany. The pope later said he would not have lifted Williamson's ban if he had known his views.

The Vatican and the SSPX have been holding doctrinal discussions to reintegrate the ultra-traditionalists into the Church, but they have re- portedly made little progress because the SSPX rejects several other Vatican Council reforms.

*CURRENT SITUATION

The number of Latin masses celebrated around the world has been rising since 2007, but only slowly and from a tiny base. A recent report by Una Voce, an international pro-Latin group, said most growth was in the United States, Britain and France with bishops in developing HOLIDAY BAKE SALE countries -- where a growing majority of Catholics lives -- showing little or no interest. It sent the Vatican a confidential list of bishops it said were not complying with the decree to allow the Latin mass more often. Sunday, December 14th following the 8:00 am mass until noon, the LIRBARY will have a holiday bake sale On May 13, 2011, the Vatican issued a directive reminding bishops they must allow celebration of the Latin mass and giving the Vatican the in the social hall. power to decide any disputes if traditionalists claim their bishop is blocking the use of the old liturgy.

Do your holiday “baking” with us! All proceeds go di- Source: Reuters/ www.reference.com/ rectly to the library. Your support allows the purchase of appropriate material and is much appreciated. GO HAWKS!! GO HAWKS!!

LITTLE BLACK BOOKS

The Little Black Book is now available for purchase after each mass and at the Parish Office for $1.00.

St. Mary Backpack Ministry St. Vincent de Paul Conference

needs your help to provide food over the weekends for homeless and needy Thank you for your generous and continuing children in our community. We need: Cheerios, Honey Nut Cheerios, Rice support for the less fortunate in our communi- Krispies, canned Beef Stew, Tuna, Soups (vegetable beef, chicken vegetables); ty. Your generosity to those we serve gives hope to Macaroni & Cheese; Fruit Juice (Capri Sun or V8 Fusion), Jell-O/Applesauce/Fruit/ experience Jesus in their daily lives, by assisting Pudding Cups; Cloth Shopping Bags. Please bring the items to the Parish Hall. families to provide food, utilities, rent, transportation, and medical bills etc. You help them to know that “God is in the midst of them”. Knights of Columbus

STUDENTS/ADULTS! Charity is the first principle of the Knights of Columbus. Knights are

practicing Catholic men, 18 years or older, who volunteer their time The Food Bank is looking for volunteers. to serve our parishes and our communities. If you’re interested in helping We are in need of helpers in all those in need, serving your parish, and growing in your faith, please join; Departments. Thank you for your January food donation of 199lbs. Knights of Columbus. Contact us at 360-658-1054, or come to the food bank at 4150 88th St. NE (Behind the Parish)

PRAYER LIST

Jeremy Williams, Mary Beth Mantow, Bea DuFor, Pat & Mark Mantow, Pam Stephson & Fami- ly, Hadsell Family & their unborn child, Bill & Con- nie Stolcis, Chris Stoles & Family, Cheryl & Troy LaBrum & Family, Clifton & Stacy Cowin & Famly, Anna M. Diner, Carlefa Sjodin, Beca Hertzog, Richard Jacobs, Rosie Nash, Carol Dollar, Shirley Dockendorf, John De Polo, Crisatomo De Leon, Egidio Paquera, Mary Taylor, Jules Sicotte, Caiden Selia, Jody Labrum, Dianna DeCaro, Dixie Radcliffe, Nina Gonzales, Antonia Seyler, Carol Oshs, Deidra Mary Queen of Peace Columbaria Murphy, Margie, Manvione, John Swain, Desirae Williams, Lucy Young, Jim Brauch, Pat McCabe.

A final resting place for our loved ones who desire to be cremated is REST IN PEACE

finally here in our St. Mary Catholic Cemetery. Brian, Joe Abrenilla, Beverly Hill, Salvador Perez, Plan your funeral now. Teresa Puckett, Sabina Cerny, Connie Desrosier, Row 1—$ 3,000.00 Give 25% down and the remaining balance Ervin Leuze, Carlos Felix, Arturo Gomez, Michael Row 2—$ 2,800.00 in 10 monthly installments. Please contact Vincent Selden, Amado De Leon, Vincent Meno, Row 3—$ 2,600.00 Juan Sicotte, Robert Sicotte, Rita Sicotte, Jim Pfeifer, the Parish Office for more information. Jim Pfeifer, Dennis Mehar, Jeanette McGourty, Juan Row 4—$ 2,400.00 Ocaya, Maura Ocaya, Rosario Storm, Charles Miller. Thank you! Readings for Daily Mass

February 02 Mal 3:1-4; Heb 2:14-18 February 03 Heb 12:1-4; Mk 5:21-43 Live Mass February 04 Heb 12:4-7; 11-15; Mk 6:1-6 February 05 Heb 12:18-19; 21-24; Mk 6:7-13 February 06 Heb 13:1-8; Mk 6:14-29 February 07 Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Mk 6:30-34 Go to our website: www.stmary-stanne.org Click on the word: HERE & View the Mass LIVE

Faith Formation Stewardship STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE:

Children Faith Formation/Sacrament: Requirements: January 25, 2015 (Kindergarten through 5th grade) Registered with the Parish Debra Hart Appt: Fr Lewis 6 months prior Sacrificial Donations: Email: [email protected] $ 5,721.56

Clase de Formacion para los Ninos: Youth Minister: Thank you for responding in giving back Sabado con Hector Paz to God the gifts of your treasure for his Email: [email protected] Church, the family of God. ** Always remember, we can never out-do God in generosity. Parish Staff (360) 653-9400 Fax (360) 658-7439 Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am– 7:00pm www.stmary-stanne.org

Priest Administrator: Parochial Vicar: Fr. Dwight Lewis Rev Emmanuel Iweh 360 653-9400 Ext 109 360 386-7425 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Thirty Minute Appointments: Wednesday 1:00 to 4:00 pm & Thursday 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

Deacon: Antonio Cavazos

Pastoral Assistant for Administration: Christian Spencer Email: [email protected]

Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper: Music Director Spanish Choir Gloria Valdez-Guillen Lester Letoto Amadeo Miramontes Email: [email protected] P. A. for Communications Administrative Assistant: Erin Grace Eva Wilson Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Administrative Assistant Facilities Manager II: Rafael Robles, Jr. John Hodgins Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]