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Saint Philomena Parish June 27th, 2021 Saint Philomena Parish Parish Office/Mailing Address Staff 1790 South 222nd St. 5 Rev. Stephen Woodland, Pastor St. Philomena Parish Office Des Moines, WA 98198 5 Rev. Gilberto Mora, Parochial Vicar, ext. 123 Open Monday—Friday (206) 878-8709 5 Jerry Graddon, Deacon, ext. 132, [email protected] 5 8:00 AM—4:00 PM Fax (206) 824-3480 Kara Montplaisir, Parish Business Mgr., ext. 121 Teen Confirmaon, [email protected] parishoffi[email protected] 5 Dr. Steve Morissee, Principal, St. Philomena School www.stphilomenaparish.com Youth Minister, [email protected] 5 Michelle Marie Miller-Liss, Administrave Assistant, St. Philomena School ext. 122 [email protected] 1815 South 220th Street 5 Isabel Gomez, Receponist, ext. 120 Des Moines, WA 98198 PA for Hispanic Ministry, parishoffi[email protected] 5 Holli Neigel, Religious Ed. Director, [email protected] (206) 824-4051 5 Derrin Walter, Facilies Manager, ext. 126 Fax (206) 878-8646 5 James Middaugh, Organist & Choir Director offi[email protected] 5 Eduardo Ramirez, Spanish Mass Music Director www.stphilomenaschool.com Sunday Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 5:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 5:30 PM Misa en Español 6:30 AM, 1:00 PM, 7PM Weekday Mass Schedule Monday 7:30 AM Please send all bulletin-related items to: Tuesday 7:30 AM Michelle at: [email protected] Wednesday No Morning Mass Misa en Español 7:00 PM ♦ Deadline for bulletin inserts is the preceding Thursday 7:30 AM Monday by 3:00 PM. Inserts are subject to approval. Friday 7:30 AM ♦ Deadline to include names for Mass Intentions is two Fridays before the date of the intention. New Parishioners! If you attend Mass regularly at St. Philomena, we invite you to register with our Parish. Registration forms are located at the Main Entrance of the Church or in the Parish Office. June 27th, 2021 From the desk of Kara Montplaisir The next week at St. Philomena [email protected] Sunday, June 27th 206-878-8709 No Scheduled Events Attn: Parents of children who will be in 7th Grade in September. Monday, June 28th No Scheduled Events Did you know that the Archdiocese has changed the age of Confirmation to 7th grade? Tuesday, June 29th Please come to the parish office with your child's No Scheduled Events Baptism and First Communion Certificate and fill out a registration form. Classes start in August. We will Wednesday, June 30th have two sessions: No Scheduled Events Session 1 - 12:30pm - 2:30pm Thursday, July 1st 5PM Legion of Mary MCR Session 2 - 3:00pm - 5:00pm Friday, July 2nd The cost is $125.00. No Scheduled Events Please contact the parish office for more information. Saturday, July 3rd 12PM XV—Fr. Gilberto CH 6PM Baptism Class HALL There are still many benefits to wearing a mask, including protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated, and keeping us from touching our faces and spreading a virus. After much review and consultation with the LEGION OF MARY archdiocese, we will continue to require the use of masks. “Behold the handmaid of the There will be no need to require 6 feet of social distancing. Lord.” Let the Spirit do great We no longer need to block off every other pew for seating. things through you in the The chairs on the sides of the church are reserved for those who wish to sit socially distanced. Legion of Mary. We will continue to have worship aids available on Sundays, missalettes will return in November. Please continue to use hand sanitizer when entering the church building. Contact Delores Rybacki The Blessed Sacrament chapel will remain closed at this at 206-878-5827 time, as it is a small, enclosed, and poorly ventilated area. for more informaon. Confessions will continue to be by appointment in the Parish Office. June 27th, 2021 As always our program runs on volunteers. Many people feel they aren't We are taking names for people qualified to teach children. That is not true, who are wishing to be Catholic, if you love Jesus, the rest will come naturally. We have classes (three in total, once a month), finish their sacraments, or just need to help you learn to navigate the books and a faith update. Look in the bulletin crafts. You will never teach/assist alone. for upcoming dates for an inquiry You will have a seasoned teacher with you and Miss Isabel and I are always in the hallway. session. If you are interested in attending the RCIA class, We have many jobs. We need people to email [email protected] and we will prepare and assist in crafts, host our celebrations, hear prayers, substitute send you a form. teachers and aides. Please open your heart and let the Holy Spirit lead you. We will be Answer to last week's question: meeting in person. Primary grades one through five will be meeting in the school and grades What is the Mystical six and higher will meet in the Parish Office. Body of Christ? Registrations are open now for all grades. The office is open from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. A mystical union of all Christians When you come to register your student, into a spiritual body with Jesus bring a copy of the baptismal certificate and Christ as their head. payment of $65.00 for first year and $85.00 for second year. On the first day of class, we will meet in the Church. The following Question for this week: week, the students will meet in their What is Peter's Pence? assigned classrooms. Pre-Baptism Classes English Baptism classes are normally offered Pregnancy Aid serves pregnant women the 1st and 2nd Wednesdays of the month from and families with babies and small 7:00pm to 8:30pm in the Parish Hall. children. We provide maternity clothes, Next classes/Próximas clases baby and children’s clothes, diapers, car English- seats, baby equipment, toys and books, (English, 2 parts) June Classes are complete all free of charge. No July Class August 4th. and 11th. Both classes must be attended. We welcome donations and always Parents & Godparents are required to attend. need diapers and new volunteers. Español- Our office is at 730 S. La Sigiente Clase Julio 3 La Sigiente Clase Agosto 7 225th. in Des Moines and (Español, Una Clase Desde) is open from 10 to 1 on 5:45-9PM Los Padres y Padrinos Deben asistir a clase Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. June 27th, 2021 Happy 4th of July!!! Congratulations to the following students made the honor roll for the 3rd trimester: Honors (GPA 3.2 to 3.49) 5th Grade: Selene Bui and Sarai Salinas 6th Grade: Ethan Caoagdan, Parker Herrmann, Gabriela King and Brayton Tran 7th Grade: Isabel Alvarez, Charlotte Barton and Hemen Delelegn 8th Grade: Emma Anderson, Faith Bekele, Davis Steadman and Riley Walters High Honors (GPA 3.50 to 3.74) 5th Grade: Cooper Hilstad, Zara McKanna, Hugo Rivas, George Schoen, Hunter Stone and Abigail Zealem 6th Grade: Gian Marco Gudor, Keira Nelson and Jacquelyn Stevenson 7th Grade: Kidus Melaku 8th Grade: Ella Clark, Jaxon Fitzgerald, Chara Hilstad, Gia Morton and Eyoel Rozario Highest Honor (GPA 3.75 to 4.0) 5th Grade: Afomiya Alemayehu, Cecilia Cantu, Catherine Diamond, Jayden Fitzgerald, Alexandra Herradura, Tyobist Kinfe, Chloe Pirotte, Amiel Soria and Anna Vincent 6th Grade: Aiden Alley, Eric Oregel Bravo, Hudson Hedrick , Isabelle McDonough, Alina Nguyen, Kennedy Paden, and Mya Walker 7th Grade: Paola Arriaga, Mia Baker, Baylen Erdmann, Jack Fenton, London Ferry, Lexi Fletcher, Sarah Gelle, Jayden Hoang, Avelyn McAlpine, Kelsie Nguyen, ViVi Nguyen, Jillianne Perez, Caitlyn Welsh and David Willman 8th Grade: Ryan Bissett, Shane Chakalakal, Bryann Erdmann, Zayne Glantz, Conor Lewis, Javaris Matthews, Addison McDonough, Anthony Nguyen, Kimdien Nguyen and Lute Schoen Open enrollment for the 2021-2022 school year is happening NOW!! If you are interested in St. Philomena School please email Chris at [email protected]. We have openings for next year in PreK, 1st, 2nd and 5th grade. If you are interested please call the school at 206.824.4051. Scrip will be sold: Summer Scrip hours: Monday's from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM Thursday's from 9:30 AM -11:30 AM You can order Scrip by choosing one of the following options: Print and fill out order form and bring with you to pick up order Email order to [email protected] Call Scrip office at 206.824.4051 extension 107 Order online through Presto Pay, Pay by check or credit card Mass Intentions June 27th, 2021 Saturday, June 26th Readings for 5:30pm Jesus Laserna RIP the next Elfego Londres RIP week ... Sunday, June 27th 8:30am Ricardo Hernandez RIP 10:30am All the Faithful SI Monday, June 28th Friday, July 2nd 5:30pm All the Faithful SI St. Irenaeus, Bishop Weekday and Martyr Genesis 23:1-4, 19; Monday, June 28th Genesis 18:16-33 24:1-8, 62-67 Mahew 8:18-22 Mahew 9:9-13 7:30am Albert Cruz RIP Tuesday, June 29th Saturday, July 3rd Tuesday, June 29th St. Peter and Paul, St. Thomas, Apostle 7:30am Angelica Picado RIP Apostles Ephesians 2:19-22 Acts 12:1-11 John 20:24-29 Wednesday, June 30th 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18 7:00pm Por Todos los Fieles SI Mahew 16:13-19 Sunday, July 4th Fourteenth Sunday in Thursday, July 1st Wednesday, June 30th Ordinary Time 7:30am All the Faithful SI Weekday Ezekiel 2:2-5 Genesis 21:5, 8-20a 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 Friday, July 2nd Mahew 8:28-34 Mark 6:1-6a 7:30am All the Faithful SI Thursday, July 1st Saturday, July 3rd Weekday 5:30pm All the Faithful SI Genesis 22:1b-19 Mahew 9:1-8 For these Special Intentions and Weekly Collecon Recap all Intentions in our Our budget is based on an expectation of Book of Prayer.
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