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Wednesday, March 9
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News
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Sunday, March 2 from 9 AM to 12 PM, join us in Feist Hall for a unique and beautiful Sunday morning experience as we begin our Lenten Season. Our festival this year will explore the meaning of the Jubilee year and the theme: “Pilgrims of Hope”. We will use sacred art and various types of devotions to convey Pope Francis request “to be tangible signs of hope for those who experience hardships of any kind”. Click for more information.Read More -
Watch this inspirational new video, created especially for the Archdiocese of Seattle’s 175th anniversary, which covers the history of the archdiocese from its founding in 1850 to present day. This beautiful and impactful video covers the milestones, visionary leadership, change and resilience that are part of our archdiocese’s great legacy of faith.Read More -
Jubilee volunteers of all ages and nationalities have become a mainstay along the boulevard leading up to St. Peter’s Square since the start of the Holy Year. The volunteers line the pilgrims’ path, offering guidance and companionship on their spiritual journey. For our very own parishioners, Craig and Laura Shlattmann, participating in the current Holy Year has been 25 years in the making. Click to read more.Read More -
SEATTLE, January 14, 2025 – As I reflect on the past year, I am filled with gratitude for the numerous blessings in my life and in the life of our local Church. Together, we accomplished many things — launching new ministries, welcoming people to our communities, starting parish families, embracing synodality and much more...Read More
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Confession Times
- Tuesday: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM March 11 & 25, April 1
- Saturday: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM or call for an appointment
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Office Hours
MON-FRI: 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM
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Archbishop Etienne's Lenten Video
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Season of Service
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As part of the Archdiocese of Seattle's 175th anniversary, the Season of Service launches Saturday, March 1 and continues through the end of May. This video will motivate all ages to serve as the living Body of Christ and reach our goal of 175,000 collective volunteer hours!
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What is Stewardship?
Click here for Bishop Schuster’s message on the meaning of Stewardship.When it comes to Stewardship, God is more interested in our heart.
Stewardship is the response of a disciple that is rooted in gratitude for all of God's blessings. It cultivates our prayer life, our life of service and how we share our finances.
Thankfulness is a feeling, but true gratitude is an action. It's the action of giving freely and living out that gratitude on a daily basis by recognizing how blessed we are on a daily basis.
The goal of stewardship is to be a more vibrant witness out in the world. It is not promoted to ensure parish needs are met. Stewardship should engage and energize all Catholics for service — starting with the family and extending to the wider world.