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SUNDAYS & BEYOND The Saint Mark’s Cathedral weekly newsletter THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER THE EPIPHANY, JANUARY 22, 2017 Two assigned by Bishop Rickel to serve at Saint Mark's It is our delight to welcome Emily Austin, who has Justice Ministry in the Nave been assigned to serve her field education at the cathe- AFTER MORNING SERVICES, dral over the next eighteen months. She is a postulant BACK OF THE NAVE (COFFEE studying to become a vocational deacon, and comes CORNER) to us from Church of the Redeemer in Kenmore, WA, Today we welcome Saint Mark's Mid- where she was active in outreach ministries, particu- east Focus Ministry to the Nave. The larly in providing foot care to those experiencing Mideast Focus Ministry works through homelessness. She works full time during the week at an employee benefits mission, prayer, education and action brokerage in Bellevue, and she is attending the Diocese of Olympia’s Iona to bring understanding of justice and School. Her first Sunday will be Jan. 29, 2017. Her role is non-stipendiary. peace issues in the Middle East region She and her husband Ron and their son live in Bothell. to the Saint Mark’s parish and to the We are very pleased to announce that Bishop Rickel has greater Seattle community. Stop by the appointed The Rev. Cristi Chapman to serve her curacy- table today to learn more and be sure in-training at St. Mark’s Cathedral beginning September to check out the special forum today at 1, 2017. She is currently completing her Master of Divin- 10:10 a.m. in Bloedel Hall introducing ity degree at the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, this year's Film Series. Texas, and she was sponsored by her home parish, Questions? Contact: Church of the Ascension in Magnolia (Seattle). She and Marla Dittloff, [email protected]. her husband Chris have a daughter Madeline. Cristi was ordained a transi- tional deacon in December, and is scheduled to be ordained a priest at St. Mark’s Cathedral on June 20, 2017. As the Cathedral for the Diocese of Olympia, St. Mark’s serves the broader Church in a variety of ways, including serv- ing as a resource for ministry formation. Several clergy in this diocese and beyond served at St. Mark’s, or discerned their vocations in this community, and we are the richer for these connections and for the honor of serving as a center of vibrant ministry and formation in this diocese. Mideast Focus Film Series forum today: On Seeing and Not-Seeing in the Holy Land TODAY, 10:10 A.M., BLOEDEL HALL This year’s Mideast Focus Ministry Film Series raises the question “Who Counts?” In this time of doubt about who does count, we consider: Who counts when it comes to the news? In a Refugee Camp? In West Bank Settlements? Who counts among marginalized groups in America? Can we create a world where everyone counts? Join us for the series “kick-off” forum today at 10:10 a.m. in Bloedel Hall. Parishioner Ruth McRee will lead a discussion titled "On Seeing and Not-Seeing in the Holy Land," exploring her experiences of travel in Palestine in January 2016. An opening reception will be held on January 25 at 6:15 p.m. in Skinner Hall, followed by the first film screening at 7 p.m., The Occupation of the American Mind. Film discussion will be facilitated by Joel Connelly, a journalist at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Pledge offering envelopes available today If you requested 2017 offering envelopes, they’re available to pick up in the back of the nave today. Help save the cathedral the expense of postage! Cookies and Coffee in the Cathedral Shop The Cathedral Shop continues to offer complimentary cookies and coffee each Sunday in January. Join us for shopping and refreshments! 01 Cathedral Commons: Franciscan 101 Cathedral Prayer List WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 6 PM, BLOEDEL HALL To add a name to our prayer list, contact 206·323·0300 ×314 or Cathedral Commons presents: Franciscan 101 with Br. [email protected]. Prayer requests are listed in Sundays & Christopher Jennings, OSF. Are you curious about what a Beyond for four weeks, and, if needed, they are listed in the Franciscan Friar is? The dinner and discussion will be led monthly Ongoing List, which is found in the Narthex. by Br. Chris on his Franciscan journey to the Order of Saint Francis; a Contemporary Expression of Franciscan Tradition THE CHURCH within the Anglican Communion. Dinner at 6 p.m. Discus- Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury; Michael Curry, Presiding Bishop; Greg Rickel, Bishop; all the ministries sion and video starts promptly at 7 p.m. Questions? Contact and communities of this diocese, especially the Episcopal Br. Christopher Jennings, OSF, Br.jenningsOSF@outlook. Mission to Seafarers; Refugee Resettlement Ministry; the com. clergy and lay staff and vestry of Saint Mark’s Cathedral; all the ministries of Saint Mark’s. Cappella Romana presents the All-Night Vigil by THE WORLD Rautavaara Donald J. Trump, President; Jay Inslee, Governor; Ed FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 7:30 P.M., CATHEDRAL NAVE Murray, Mayor of Seattle; António Guterres, Secretary Cappella Romana presents General of the United Nations; Israel, Palestine, Pakistan, the All-Night Vigil by Finnish North Korea, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Libya, South Sudan, composer Einojuhani Rau- Zimbabwe, Syria, Turkey, Nigeria, Yemen, Kenya, the tavaara (1928-2016). Unlike Philippines. any Orthodox music you’ve ALL WHO SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES & THEIR ever heard, this piece com- FAMILIES bines ancient and modern Lawrence V.T. Coffey, R. Frondozo, Brian Kee, Michael modes to create a vast, beautiful mosaic in sound. Glittering THOSE WHO HAVE DIED with Byzantine-inspired chanting, thick colorful harmonies, Mavis Leyrer, Iris Irene Cloud, Joe Tafelski, Kay Thorpe, and spectacular vocal effects, this Vigil features solo pas- Inger Miller, Garrett Smith, Jack Waters, Fred Boyns, John sages for very low bass performed here by Grammy winner Moga basso profundo Glenn Miller. The Vigil is directed by Finnish conductor Timo Nuoranne, THOSE WHO ARE SICK OR SUFFERING IN ANY WAY, who has championed Rautavaara's works for over 25 years. IN BODY, MIND, OR SPIRIT Like Rachmaninoff’s Vigil (“Vespers”) in Church Slavonic, Margaret and Barrie Austin Rev Ostertag Rautavaara’s setting in Finnish (inspired by childhood visits Wendy & Marian Boyns Melanie Platt to Valaam monastery) cuts a spiritual path that transcends Laura Brown Mike Pucci its original context with universal, irresistible power. Sung in Alan Browning Alan Quigley memory of the composer. For more info and to purchase a Richard Campbell Erik Segall ticket, visit: cappellaromana.org. Lisa Carter Mavis Stapleford Duane DeWitt David Swim Molly Fiedler Elizabeth Ward 2017 Annual Parish Meeting and festive meal Susan Kelly Jeremy Wilbur SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 12:30, BLOEDEL HALL Nancy & Dick Kravako Moira You’re invited to join a festive parish meal and the 2017 An- Therese Mannella Stan nual Meeting. The meeting will include an election of parish Gordon & Jacqueline Miller Vestry members and Delegates/Alternates to the Diocesan Paul and Nhung Convention. You must be present to vote–there is no provi- Taylor Notaro sion for absentee ballots. We’ll also hear ministry reports, and the 2017 budget. This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our vibrant parish while visiting with old friends and getting to know new members. Please bring something to share at the lunch, which will be fully potluck. We suggest the following guidelines: Potluck items should feed at least 8-10 people. To ensure balanced options: A-I last names, please bring a main course J-R last names, please bring a side or salad S-Z last names, please bring a dessert 02 Vestry nominations is served and childcare is available upon advance request. On Sunday, January 22, the eight candidates for Vestry will For more information or to sign up, contact Canon Nancee be introduced at all three morning services. Short state- Martin, ments from each candidate are available in the Nominations [email protected]. Brochure available at the back of the nave. Read what they have to say, then have good questions for them during coffee The Wisdom School: Embracing the Enneagram as hour after both the 9 and 11 a.m service. Four of the eight a Map for Spiritual Unfolding will be elected at the Annual Meeting on Sunday, January FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 7-9 P.M. & SATURDAY MARCH 11, 9 29, but all eight are highly qualified and will serve the Saint A.M.-3 P.M., BLOEDEL HALL Mark’s Community with prayer, integrity and love. The inner observer knows the difference between when we are thinking, feeling and acting out of patterned responses Art installation by artist Josh Faught now on and when we are living in grounded presence. But we be- display at Saint Mark's come discouraged when we find ourselves reacting in our A special art installation has come to the Cathedral Nave same old patterned ways in love, work and family life. The at Saint Mark's. The patrons of Western Bridge, William Enneagram provides a map for understanding the dynam- and Ruth True, have commissioned a unique work from ics of the human condition and the barriers to living our acclaimed textile artist Josh Faught. The work, titled Sanctu- spiritual freedom. This narrative tradition class is introduc- ary, is now on display in the southeast corner of the Nave. tory in nature, relying on group participation in the panel All are welcome to an opening reception on Tuesday, Janu- method and introducing practices for working with the ary 31 from 6 to 9 p.m., with remarks at 7 p.m.
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