SAINT MICHAEL PARISH OLYMPIA, WA

MARCH 11, 2018 – 4TH SUNDAY OF

RENOVATION MASS TIME changes STARTS APRIL 14 SATURDAY 5PM WESTSIDE SUNDAY 7AM WESTSIDE SUNDAY 9AM WESTSIDE SUNDAY 10AM SCHOOL GYM SUNDAY 11AM WESTSIDE SUNDAY 5PM SCHOOL GYM

MASS MINISTRY FOR CHILDREN (1-5 YRS. OLD) SUNDAYS 9AM, 10AM & 5PM

FEEDING THE PASTOR'S CALLED TO HAPPENINGS STATION DAYS NOTEBOOK EVANGELIZE HUNGRY 3 4 5 7 8

www.saintmichaelparish.org SAINT MICHAEL PARISH STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE Pastoral Year 2017-2018 Donations Received as of March 4, 2018 1208 11th Ave. SE, Olympia 98501 (360) 754-4667 Sunday Stewardship $36,051 www.saintmichaelparish.org Online Stewardship Giving $35,766 OFFICE HOURS Sunday Loose Donations $1,872 Monday – Friday: 9am - 5pm Sunday 8:30am - 4:30pm Holy Days $227 Youth (Little House) $145 CALVARY CEMETERY ext. 138 3850 Cleveland Ave., Tumwater 98501 Total Offertory Collection Received $74,061 ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL (360) 754-5131 Year to Date Received $2,307,079 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY Wed & Fri 1-3pm (360) 352-7554 TEXT TO GIVE CLOTHING BANK (360) 523-7408 Tues & Sat 9-11am, Thur. 6:30-8pm PREGNANCY AID (360) 956-7413 M, T, Th, Fri 2-4pm, Wed. 9am-Noon ST. MIKE’S TIKES (360) 586-1585

NORMAL MASS TIMES: (Daily Mass times often change – Check schedule on page 2) Downtown: 1055 Boundary St. SE Friday 9am Saturday: 5 pm | Sunday: 7:30, 9:30 & 11:30 am, 5 pm Westside Chapel: 1835 Overhulse Rd. NW Monday – Wednesday: Noon | Thursday: 6:30am & Noon | Saturday: 9am Sunday: 8:30am, 10:30am DOWNLOAD OUR APP AT: myparishapp.com 2nd Sunday: 1:30pm (Vietnamese) RECONCILIATION TIMES: Thursday: 11am | Saturday: 9:45am (Westside Chapel) Friday: 5:30pm | Saturday 3pm (Downtown) PASTOR: Fr. Jim Lee PAROCHIAL VICAR: Fr. Cody Ross DEACONS: Rob Rensel John Bergford GET IT AT: saintmichaelparish.formed.org SEMINARIAN Made possilbe by your generous stewardship. Thomas Tran MISSION Our mission is to place God first in all things, to pro- claim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to grow in holiness www.facebook.com/ through prayer, sacraments, and service. saintmichaelparish

1 www.saintmichaelparish.org MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS PLEASE PRAY FOR:

Rita Rutigliano Ruston Paul Swan 3/12 MONDAY Pati Leininger Johnny Pereira Jeana & Michael Knight Janet Smith 12noon - George Bader U Westside Mariah Farmer-Grace Donna Petersen 3/13 TUESDAY Rudy Enriquez Pia Ed Swan Glenda Pordon 12noon - Ann McCauley U Westside Ron Rebers Cooper Caywood Dorene Naccarato Dan & father 3/14 WEDNESDAY Bob Jessy Jacob Mary Flury Jeffery 12noon - Dr. John Inverso U Westside Ernie Ang V. L. Patrick family Thelma Ang Kathy Weaver (11am Reconciliation at Westside) 3/15 THURSDAY Marty Bucklin Jim Vetter Deceased members of Ingrid Turner Nina Sebastian 6:30am - U Westside the Olson Family Tiff Barrett Jason Sebastian Carmelo Malkasian Pat Alder 12noon - Jody & Andy Fritz U Westside John Don Alder Laura Hackstadt Janet Vetter 3/16 FRIDAY (5:30pm Reconciliation Downtown) Stacy Spears Ken Vetter Whitney Leckenby Hilary Borngesser U 9am - Jody & Andy Fritz Downtown Ron Ragan Falicia Bores 10:30am - Mass at Olympic West Tom Ragan Jan Putnam Theresa Ragan Elena & Clarence Lormand 3/17 SATURDAY (9:45am & 3pm Reconciliation Downtown) Patricia Lee Cody Dudley & Mildred Pitchford Barbara Jean Smith Joseph Vecera Tenio 9am - Word & Communion Westside Eldrich Saldhana David Madison Rogers Florence Mims Rosalina A. Bayona 5pm - Suzanne Kohler U Downtown Alan & Sylvia Boyn Antonio Byona James E. Luckey Conrado Vios 3/18 SUNDAY Miguel Aquilar Nora Vios 7:30am - Margaret Parker Downtown David Phillips Carey B. Tenio Salvador Guerra Emilie T. Damian 8:30am - Jim O’Sullivan U Westside Rebecca Tiegen Patrice T. Parkhurst Jerry Dickinson Randy Reyes Tenio 9:30am - Lucia Phan U Downtown Lauren Jenkins Anish John Carmelo Scuncio Ray Smith 10:30am - Andrew Buthorn U Westside Julijeanne Malloy Marilyn Vetter Marge Pool Brian Lieb U 11:30am - Francesca Maiano Pearson Downtown Thelma Dean Tim Bittrick 5pm - People of Saint MIchael Parish Downtown Bob Kelly Eric McDonald Karen Cosden Harris Danielle Y. Olga Zamora Ray Becca Cotey Gary Allin Danny Mullan

IMPORTANT NOTICE: To submit prayer requests, call the Parish Office at The CDC reports that influenza activity has sharply (360) 754-4667 or submit your request via our increased. In response, beginning January 9 we will sus- website under the Contact menu. pend distribution of the Precious Blood except for .those If you or someone you know is homebound and wish- who are gluten intolerant AND healthy. es to receive Holy Communion, please call: We will resume distribution of both Sacred Species on Benedetta Reece at (360) 292-7143 or Dcn. Terry Holy Thursday. Barber at Sacred Heart Parish at (360) 491-0890.

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Our Lenten practices last twenty years, I have to testify to human nature. of prayer, and learned more about the He himself understood it almsgiving, being better nature of ‘religious’ people well.’” stewards of our time, tal- than I ever cared to know. Sound familiar? Doesn’t ents and treasure, are Parishioners criticize this same thing happen meant to open us more ‘boring’ organ music, at home, work, school, and more to this mystery while elsewhere praising the neighborhood and of God’s divine love for us, liturgical use of traditional in the parking lot at Saint Fr. Jim Lee transforming our thoughts Pastor chant and Latin. School Michael Parish? Over the and actions to be more administration complains years I have received my and more like Christ’s. This about volunteers allow- share of angry, accusatory is a daily journey. It won’t ing religious education and opinionated letters, “It is not the finest wood that end at but rather feeds the fire of divine love, kids to use their students' emails and questionings in but the wood of the cross.” should help us become desks, while those uncom- the Gathering Space after – St. Ignatius of Loyola more keenly aware of pensated volunteers are Mass. Maybe this prayer, those areas of our life that parishioners who also tithe that is included with this We are halfway through need greater attention and the money that keeps the reflection may be helpful Lent with our eyes fixed on transformation. indebted, under-enrolled from time to time when the last day of the month, Therefore, Fr. Cody and I school open. our self-righteousness and the . The entire invite you to take time this judgementalism gets the Church year points us The ministry committee Lent to make a thorough better of us. to the great mystery of wants to offer community examination of conscience, Christ’s passion, death outreach, but a few par- “Heavenly Father, please humble and truthfully and resurrection. The ents with kids in the private forgive my Pharisaical nit- acknowledging your sins, Paschal is for us Catholic school demand picking, complaining and and then celebrate the the moment of profoundly that no germy homeless selfishness. May I repent sacrament of Penance and entering into the heart of people or degenerate kids of such distractions and be reconciled with God God’s love for us. from the neighboring proj- keep my eyes only on and with the others around ects be allowed to sleep you when I am tempted As we hear in our second you. Be not afraid of God’s on the same gym floor to murmur about my reading from Ephesians: mercy. or eat at the same lunch pastor, parish or fellow “God is rich in mercy, tables that their children Christians. Amen.” because of the great love Faithful or Fickle? use. he has for us, even when I share this reflection from In Christ, through the inter- we were dead in our trans- the Magnificat Lenten One gripes for a pastor cession of Blessed Pier gressions, brought us life Companion. I was struck who’s a better homilist, Giorgio Frassati, I love you. with Christ.” by its honesty and its another for homilies with This is our joy, our peace application to every way fire and brimstone, another and our hope. We trust of life. I hope that it will be still that she must not be in what Jesus tells a source of insight espe- judged from the pulpit. Nicodemus, “For God so cially as we transition after No wonder ‘Jesus would loved the world that he Easter to our new Sunday not trust himself to them gave his only Son, so that Mass schedule. because he knew them all,’ everyone who believes in “As a church employee as today’s (last Sunday’s) him might not perish but for several churches in Gospel says. Of course might have eternal life.” various capacities in the he ‘did not need anyone

3 www.saintmichaelparish.org CALLED TO EVANGELIZE Kerygmatic work being carried out daily. From the preaching Deploying the New Evangelization of our priests and deacons at Mass to our bible studies, small groups and faith formation activities – we work each day to So how, exactly, do we do that? bring the Gospel to all nations, as the scripture says. We can In the last chapter of St. Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus says, "Go even evangelize as we say grace before meals around our therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in family dinner tables, at home or in a restaurant. How might the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, we even more intentionally bring the Kerygma to those on teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you…” the periphery of our daily lives, those we encounter in many This has long been called The Great Commission. But what ordinary ways? does it mean for us as Catholics? What does it mean in light Our Strategic Plan is based on the elements of discipleship: of the US Bishops' directive called the New Evangelization? Grow, Worship, Serve, Give, Connect and Share. Under each are Strategic Initiatives, including Evangelization and The New Evangelization has two components: 1) to be evange- Outreach under the Share element. Specifically, our action lized and 2) to go out and evangelize. This includes reaching plan directs us to promote our St. Paul Street Evangelization the lost, those who might be hiding in plain sight! Think about (SPSE) ministry, along with classes that can teach us how to that for a moment – how exactly are we reaching those who better evangelize. SPSE trainings and outreach are currently may not know Christ – our friends, neighbors, family and asso- under way and we have some 35 volunteers assisting. In addi- ciates who really might be hiding in plain sight? Where are tion, new sessions titled “Teach Me to Evangelize” are being the seekers? scheduled for April 2018 – please look for those. Finally, the The word Kerygma is an ancient Greek word used in the New current ALPHA course geared to young adults and married Testament as a word for “preaching” and is related to a Greek couples is an excellent way to evangelize. If you know some- verb that very literally means “to cry or proclaim as a herald.” one who is seeking or might be interested in learning more The Merriam-Webster dictionary translates it to mean “the about faith in Jesus Christ, please invite them to attend. Our apostolic proclamation of salvation through Jesus Christ.” current course started on February 28 in the SMP Multi- Sounds like this is right at the core of what it means to be a Purpose Room, but you can still join in. Catholic Christian who is following the words of Jesus! If we If you want to learn more or get involved with our evangeliza- are honest, however, many of us may see this as something tion work, please contact Mario Villanueva at mvillanueva@ distant from how we actually live out our everyday lives and saintmichaelparish.org or Brandon Jones at bjones@saintmi- seek to serve God. chaelparish.org. You can also contact them by simply calling If we look around us at SMP, there is an abundance of the parish office.

CONSTRUCTION ZONE

ou may be wondering why the carpet down the middle aisle of the church has been removed. It's Ybecause the new design for the church floors calls for both carpet and exposed concrete. It is important we understand the condition of the concrete before finalizing the design. The majority of the electrical work for the project is scheduled to take place after the church closes on April 9. However, the electricians have BUILD been busy working in the church basement running cables for the last several weeks and are now ahead of schedule! The design team has been busy working with sub-contrac- 316 tors and vendors putting the finishing touches on elements FAITH such as paint colors, liturgical furniture, and light fixtures. We evaluated an 8’ chandelier for the worship area that we think will be both functional and beautiful. It is very exciting to see the final pieces fall into place as a result of so many who have worked so hard.

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10/11 St. Vincent de Paul Collection: SMP HAPPENINGS This Weekend! Without you the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Olympia could not hap- MARCH 2018 pen. Your donations help people stay in their home and maintain their medical prescriptions. There will be a collection for SVDP after all Masses this weekend. Dona- Prime Timers Potluck tions can also be delivered directly Westside Chapel to SVDP during office hours 1-3 pm, 13 Tuesday at 1pm Wednesdays and Fridays. Thank (Please arrive before noon or after you for your generous and prayerful Mass at 12:45pm, but not during support. Mass.) It's our St. Patrick Lunch and Sing-along! Bring your favorite salad, side dish or dessert. Corn beef will be provided. Cost: Bring a friend! ¡VENGAN A ACOMAPAÑARNOS! Tendremos nuestra Misa en es- Prime Timers Brunch pañol con el P. Cody durante este Next Sunday at Tiempo de Cuaresma. El día 13 de 11:30am at Mercato marzo a las 7pm en la Capilla de 18 Ristorante la iglesia. – 111 Market St. NE in Olympia. Vengan para unirnos en el amor eterno de Cristo nuestro Salvador Please call Lea Leingang at (360) y el amor que compartimos unos 754-8262 before noon on Saturday, a los otros como hermanos y her- March 17, to let her know if you are manas en el Señor. planning to attend.

Liturgy of the Word for Children is a critical ministry for SMP HAPPY families, which is why we are ST. PATRICK'S DAY! providing training for all current and 17 interested catechists next Sunday from 10:45am–12pm. Contact: Hannah Hach at 3(60) 292-7114 or hhach@saintmichael- parish.org

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MAR. 18 EDGE: The Big Life – a night on the fall | Life Teen: Safe Environment lessons

MAR. 25 No EDGE or Life Teen – Easter Break APR. 1

PHIL'S CAMINO THANK YOU! PRIORY PROGRAMS Join us for a special screening of this Our letter signing event was a huge Pilgrimage: A Path of Peace and award-winning film. success! Unity Saturday, April 21 at 1pm in the Beyond JustFaith ministry thanks Saturday, March 24, 10am–3pm Multipurpose Room. Director everyone who signed letters to our Whether a seasoned traveler or planning Annie O’Neil (Walking the senators and representatives on your very first journey, this workshop Camino: Six Ways to Santiago) February 24/25. will feed your soul. Join a circle of will lead Q&A after the screening. We delivered 1267 letters: 1064 letters fellow travelers and share in the stories, The inspiring story of Phil, a man living from the parish, plus 203 from students insights, and wisdom. Register by prior with Stage 4 cancer and dreaming at Pope John Paul II High School during Friday: $60 – Bring a sack lunch. of walking the 500 mile Camino de their letter signing event. Triduum Retreat Santiago across Spain. Unable to make Your support in this effort is a blessing the trip, he builds a camino in the forest March 29 – April 1, Thursday 3pm – to our parish and to the hungry in the Sunday 12pm behind his house on Vashon Island, world. starts to walk, and traces his progress Come and spend time in quiet with on a map. Upon reaching ‘Santiago de And thanks to all of the volunteers! Jesus as he enters this Paschal Journey Compostela’ – without ever leaving his Did you miss this opportunity? from suffering to Resurrection. During backyard – Phil gets a clean scan and Visit the BFW website to send your this silent retreat you will experience a his doctors grant him permission to miss letter: www.bread.org/write-congress guided meditation time, receive hand- one chemo treatment. He now has 28 outs to prepare your heart, and receive days to go and walk the ancient route in the blessings of this Triduum time. Spain. Along the way he realizes his true Spiritual Direction is also available upon pilgrimage is the one he travels within. request. Register by Prior Friday: $200 A marvelous and inspiring journey of or $250 with Spiritual Direction hope, acceptance and freedom. Register instructions: www.stplacid.org

6 www.saintmichaelparish.org GRIEVING? CARRYING A HEAVY HEART? If you or someone you know is facing struggles and trials that fill your heart with grief, Saint Michael Parish offers faith-based cycles of Grief support and Cancer support meetings. Whether present events brought grief to you or you are carrying the pain of grief from long ago; whether faith brings you support while grieving or whether grief causes your faith to tremble, please join us. We gather to learn about the grief process, to support one another, and to share our thoughts and feelings, sustained by our faith and enlightened by Christ. Please note that these meetings do not replace therapy, if needed. All meetings are FREE and open to anyone. No need to be Catholic or a parishioner to attend. If you wish to participate or have any questions, please contact Bene Reece at (360) 292-7143 or breece@ saintmichaelparish.org.

The pretzel has a deep spiritual meaning for Lent. In fact, it was the ancient Christian Lenten bread as far back as the fourth century. In the old Roman Empire, the faithful kept a very strict fast all through Lent: no milk, no butter, no cheese, no eggs, no cream and no meat. They made small breads of water, flour and salt, to remind themselves that Lent was a time of prayer. They shaped these breads in the form of crossed arms for in those days they crossed their arms over the breast while praying. Therefore they called the breads Saint Michael Parishioners joyfully serve in our local mission "little arms" (bracellae). From this Latin word, the Germanic of feeding the hungry at the Community Kitchen in Olympia. people later coined the term "pretzel." Sharing their time and treasure with those who are disad- “These little breads were shaped in the form of arms crossed vantaged and vulnerable in our community embodies the in prayer and were called bracellae (Latin, ‘little arms’). Among Corporal Works of Mercy and reminds us of the Christ in all. the Germans the word became ‘bretzel’. These pretzels were a common Lenten food throughout the Middle Ages in Europe, and became an all year round snack, in its original shape only in the last (19th) century.” (Greg Dues, Catholic Customs and Traditions,) The suggestion of arms crossed in the form of prayer may have led to pretzels being given as a reward to young chil- dren when they could recite their prayers. Pretiola means little reward, which could also be a derivative of the term pretzel. The three holes in a pretzel are also said to represent the Holy Trinity. Thus the pretzel is the most appropriate food symbol in Lent. It still shows the form of arms crossed in prayer, reminding us that Lent is a time of prayer. It consists only of water and flour, thus proclaiming Lent as a time of fasting. The earliest picture and description of a pretzel (from the fifth century) may Some of our parish school kids serving at the men's shelter be found in the manuscript-codex No. 3867, Vatican Library. earlier this year.

7 www.saintmichaelparish.org STATION DAYS LENTEN SMALL GROUPS What are those? Week 5 - Jesus calls us to die to ourselves Station days were days of fasting in the early Church and This week's Lenten DVD reflection is by Elizabeth Lyons, associated with a procession to certain prescribed churches Steward for Sacramental Preparation and Adult Discipleship. in , where the Mass and would be celebrated She also works with children ages 3-5 years old as an assis- to mark important days of the . Station days tant catechist for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. She grew out of the early Christian practice of visiting the tombs shares a wonderful story of her encounter with one young of the martyrs and celebrating the Eucharist at those sites. boy. Watch the video to hear her tell it! By the fourth century, the practice of carrying out an itinerary Elizabeth focuses her talk on a quote from this Sunday's to various churches of the city began to develop during the gospel, "Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies days of Lent. In those days it became a tradition for the pope it remains just a single grain, but if it dies, it bears much fruit." to visit a church in each part of the city and celebrate Mass (John 12:24) Jesus is giving us a paradox. In two weeks he will with the congregation. die on the cross. The paradox is that he must die to produce In the early centuries, the Lenten fast lasted all day, and so much fruit. Jesus calls us to die to ourselves also. One of the towards the evening the Christians of Rome would begin to hardest ways to die to ourselves is to reach out and embrace gather at a church known as the collecta ("gathering place"), others. We come to Mass every week and see new people where they would be joined by the assembled clergy of the and it is hard to reach out and say hello. In two weeks we will city and the pope. The procession would then move through celebrate Easter and have so many people here that maybe the streets to the station church, not far away. Having gath- only come to church once or twice a year. What an opportu- ered at the daily statio ("standing place"), the pope would nity to let the call of hospitality be something you embrace. then celebrate a solemn Mass, and fragments of the Host were sent to the other stationes of the city to symbolize unity If you were unable to join the 350+ parishioners preparing for around the bishop of Rome. After the conclusion of Vespers, Lent in small groups, you can follow along by using the reflection the day's fast was broken with a communal meal. sheets and videos posted on the website at saintmichael- The practice of keeping stations continued beyond Lent parish.org/learn/small-groups. Click on Facilitator Resources. into and the Easter Octave. Contact: Michaela Moreau • [email protected]

FAITH RAISING CAMPAIGN UPDATE As of Feb. 28, we have pledges from over 1000 house- holds for a total of $4,274,631! I To date, your contributions total $1,558,417! A tremendous THANK YOU to everyone who has com- pleted a pledge, are working towards completing a pledge, or who have made a contribution in any way. If you have driven down 10th Street, you've seen that the structural renovation of the church is well underway. You can also see the storage area that is being built in front of the old entrance to the church. Construction is progress- ing on the school side of the church as well. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL IS COMING! Save the dates! VBS will take place June 25–29. The kitchen off the Gathering Space has been cleared out. We donated the commercial stove and hood to St. Questions? Contact Hannah Hach at (360) 292-7114 or George Byzantine Church on Yelm Highway. [email protected]

8 www.saintmichaelparish.org SCHOOL NEWS Dear Saint Michael Parishioners, AROUND THE PARISH Lenten blessings to you! Lent is such a special time for our school and we are blessed to journey through this season as a faith community. One of my favorite school traditions is our PROJECT RACHEL student-led Stations of the Cross. We begin each Monday of Lent with the Stations of the Cross to ground us in prayer, Hope and Healing After Abortion reflection, and Christ’s sacrifice for us. Through this we ask Have you felt like being free of the pain after your our students to reflectively relate His journey and sacrifice abortion is beyond your reach? Come on a Rachel’s to their own lives. Our 8th grade students did a great job Vineyard™ Retreat and allow God to show you the mer- leading us through the first four Stations of the Cross this ciful relief He has ready for your aching heart. We can past Monday. Please hold our school students in your prayers help you on a Rachel’s Vineyard™ retreat. during this Lent. Rachel’s Vineyard Retreats 2018 are scheduled for March We are registering new families for the 2018-2019 school year. 9-11 in Seabeck, WA and April 20-22 in Stanwood, WA. We currently have spaces available in many grades for next Contact: Valerie 1-800-822-HOPE (4673) year, including our Pre-K and Kindergarten classes. Please contact the school at (360) 754-5131 to learn more about You are loved with an Everlasting Love! enrolling your child at your parish school and to schedule a tour with a Parent Ambassador. Tuition assistance is available. RETROVAILLE Due to the upcoming retirements of Ms. Berning, Mrs. Joanis, A New Beginning for Your Marriage and Miss Deedee, we have three positions open for the 2018- Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vī) helps distressed 2019 school year. We are currently seeking applicants for couples rediscover each other and take positive steps Pre-K Teacher, School Librarian, and Technology Specialist. to begin a new life of healing, commitment and love. If you are interested in applying for any of these positions, For confidential information about, or to register for the please apply here: http://www.ocsww.org/employment.php. upcoming program beginning March 16-18, call (206) Lenten blessings, 706-2608 or visit at www.HelpOurMarriage.com. Connor Geraghty Principal

ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY BANQUET Saturday, March 17 at Hallen Hall, Sacred Heart Parish, 816 Bowker St. SE, Lacey Social at 6pm (after 5pm Mass) Dinner at 6:30pm Menu: Authentic Dubliner Salad Choice of Entree: Chef Sam O’Pellegrino’s Tender Corned Beef orPaddy O’Colosi’s Oven Baked Salmon Classic Irish Boiled Potatoes and Cabbage Irish Parslied Whole Baby Carrots Traditional Irish Soda Bread Dessert: Chocolate Mint Ice Cream Sundae Coffee, Tea, and Water | Microbrew and Domestic Irish beer, In this beautiful Lighthouse Talk, Monsignor James Shea wine, and soda available for purchase. Food prepared, guides us along the Stations of the Cross, teaching us how cooked, and served cafeteria style by KofC Members. to open our hearts more to the suffering and loneliness of Please indicate Beef or Salmon when purchasing tickets. Jesus on His way to Calvary. $18 advance sale, $20 at the door, $8 Kids 7-12 (under 6 Free) Weaving together the insights of keen believers like Father For tickets or more information, contact: Richard Neuhaus, Caryll Houselander, Archbishop Fulton Mike Colosi (360) 870- 5597 or [email protected] Sheen, and Dr. James Edwards, these powerful meditations Ray Patron (912) 271- 8741 or [email protected] take us into the depths of Christ's agony and back out again Sam Pellegrino (360)-259-7337 or sam@pellegrinoscater- into the joy of what His sacrifice means for us. ing.com or mail checks, payable to: KofC, 1643, PO Box Listen now on FORMED! Don't have it? See page 1! 3511, Lacey 98509 9 www.saintmichaelparish.org