September 6, 2015

September 06, 2015
23rd Sunday
Ordinary time
Our Star of Faith Giving Light to All
The
SETON Sunday News
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
A Missionaries of the Holy Spirit Community
Bothell, Washington
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Loneliness might
not be the only
suffering, but it
is one of the
deepest,
it wounds the
heart and
hurts us the
most.
Pastor’s Message,
page 3
VATICAN
Holy Year of Mercy
an opportunity for
Indulgences for
ourselves and the
deceased
Page 2
Contemplate, give thanks, protect:
Pope Francis prays for creation
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- Leading prayers for the
safeguarding of creation, Pope Francis prayed that people
would learn to contemplate God in the beauty of the
universe, give thanks and protect all life.
During an evening celebration of the World Day of Prayer
for the Care of Creation, the pope prayed that God would
"enlighten the lords of power and money so they would
not fall into indifference, but would love the common
good, encourage the weak and care for the world in which
we live."
Pope Francis announced in August that the Catholic
Church would join the Orthodox Church in marking the
prayer day Sept. 1 each year.
In his opening prayer, he asked God to fill people with a
desire "to protect every life, to prepare a better future so
that your kingdom of justice, people, love and beauty
would come."
Our Lady of
Velankanni
CelebraƟon
The Novena of Rosaries to Our
Lady of Good Health continues
this week as follows:
September 8th - 11th - 7pm
Please join the East Indian
Community for the Novena, and
for the Special Mass and
Celebration on September 12th,
beginning with the Vigil Mass at
5pm.
Although the pope led the service in St. Peter's Basilica, he
asked the preacher of the papal household, Capuchin
Father Raniero Cantalamessa, to give the homily.
In his homily, the Capuchin, a member of the Franciscan
family, referred to both Pope Francis and his namesake, St.
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New Youth Section
Typology—Page 4
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CHURCH
Report
COUNTRY
LOCAL CHURCH
A group of retired sisters are helping the homeless
have a better place to sleep.
BELLEVUE—At St. Mary-on-the-Lake some members of the
Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace are transforming plastic shopping
bags into sleeping mats that will be given to homeless people.
Some of the sisters cut the bags into strips and tie them into
“yarn,” while others crochet the plastic yarn into mats. The
sisters usually stitch a few rows on a mat during their free time.
Joining the retired sisters in making mats are two sisters who are
visiting from Vietnam to take classes in the Puget Sound area.
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VATICAN
Building Second Papal Altar is Work of
Faith for Deacon
POOLESVILLE, Md. (CNS) -- They say lightning never strikes twice
in the same place, but at the St. Joseph Carpentry Shop along a
country road in Poolesville, Deacon Dave Cahoon is having his
second "once-in-a-lifetime" experience in the past seven years.
In 2008, Deacon Cahoon built the altar Pope Benedict XVI used for
his papal Mass at Nationals Park in Washington, and this summer, the
carpenter is building an altar Pope Francis will use at the Basilica of
the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception during his visit to
the nation's capital.
On Sept. 23, on the east steps of the national shrine overlooking The
Contemplate, give thanks…
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Francis of Assisi.
Some environmentalists, he said, have blamed the Bible and JudeoChristian tradition for the destruction of nature, claiming the idea
that human beings have "dominion" over nature gave them
permission to use and destroy the earth.
But, he said, "the map of pollution" covering the globe coincides
less with the places where people believe in God and more in places
that underwent "unbridled industrialization aimed only at profit" or
are subject to rampant corruption.
"No one can seriously serve the cause of safeguarding creation
without the courage of pointing a finger at the exaggerated
accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few," the Capuchin friar
said.
St. Francis of Assisi, he said, was able to recognize and contemplate
WORLD
Holy Year of Mercy and its Indulgence
From a document written by Pope Francis about the upcoming Year
of Mercy, 12/8/15-11/20/16.
“With the approach of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy I would
like to focus on several points which I believe require attention to
enable the celebration of the Holy Year to be for all believers a true
moment of encounter with the mercy of God. It is indeed my wish
that the Jubilee be a living experience of the closeness of the Father,
whose tenderness is almost tangible, so that the faith of every
believer may be strengthened and thus testimony to it be ever more
effective.
My thought first of all goes to all the faithful who, whether in
individual Dioceses or as pilgrims to Rome, will experience the grace
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Index
Calendar of Events
Church Report
Directory
Faith and Life
Missionaries of the Holy Spirit
Pastor’s Message
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St Elizabeth Ann Seton
Today’s Psalm
Vocational Awareness
Youth, Typology
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PASTOR’S
Corner
Our Star of Faith Giving Light to All
ROBERTO SALDIVAR, M.Sp.S.
PASTOR’S MESSAGE
Last month I had the opportunity to celebrate
baptisms, towards the end of the celebration
there is a beautiful prayer called “Ephphatha
or Prayer over Ears and Mouth,” that is
prayed by touching the ears and mouth of the
child with the thumb. If there are several
children I usually invite one of the child’s
parents to help me (in the United States this
is allowed, at the discretion of the minister).
The prayer is: “The Lord Jesus made the
deaf hear and the dumb speak. May he soon
touch your ears to receive his word, and
your mouth to proclaim his faith, to the
praise and glory of God the Father. Amen.”
A deaf and mute person with no name was
presented to Jesus and begged Him to lay His
hand on him. He didn’t want his life to to
continue being incommunicable. But…, are
there any other ways our experiences may
be incommunicable besides being deaf and
mute? Wouldn’t the loneliness of not
wanting to listen to anyone be the worst?
Wouldn’t the solitude of not wanting to talk
to anyone be the worst?
In Gabriel Marcel’s Ethics of Hope we read:
TODAY’S
PSALM
Psalm 146
(v. 6-7, 8-9, 9-10 )
R. Praise the Lord, my soul!
The God of Jacob keeps faith forever,
secures justice for the oppressed, gives
food to the hungry. The LORD sets
captives free.
The LORD gives sight to the blind; the
LORD raises up those who were
bowed down. The LORD loves the just;
the LORD protects strangers.
The fatherless and the widow the
LORD sustains, but the way of the
wicked he thwarts. The LORD shall
reign forever; your God, O Zion,
through all generations. Alleluia.
Today we hear Psalm 146, for its
response we sing: “Praise the Lord, my
soul!” or “Alleluia”. I did not check
with our choirs which response they
will be doing but both responses
proclaim God’s reign. But let us
compassionate towards the deaf and mute
person. He was taken to Jesus for a miracle.
This passage of the Gospel, besides having a
baptismal connotation, has a profound
human undertone: the experience of
darkness.
“There is only one grief, to be alone. For
those who feel alone, loneliness becomes a
condemnation to suffer, and to suffer as an
isolated being. The only presence that a truly
lonely person feels is her own, largely
because she believes that her experiences as
an individual are incommunicable. If she
cannot communicate who she is or the things
she struggles with to other, then she certainly
cannot feel the presence of other in her
life.” (Marcel’s Ethics of Hope: Evil, God
and Virtue by Jill Graper Hernandez, pg. 90)
Loneliness might not be the only suffering,
but it is one of the deepest, it touches the
heart and wounds us the most. God created
us with two ears and lips to communicate
with each other. We listen with our ears and
we enter conversations with our lips.
In
today’s
Gospel
someone
question ourselves: Do we really
want to respond with joy? If we do,
it’s because we are free to hear and
free to see. If so, then we know what
God wants: justice for the oppressed,
food for the hungry… safety for God’s
people no matter who they are. We
must then be open to change!
As we heard this Sunday in the first
reading from the Prophet Isaiah:
“Here is your God, he comes with
vindication; with divine recompense he
comes to save you. Then will the eyes
of the blind be opened, the ears of the
deaf be cleared; then the tongue of the
mute will sing.” Already in the first
reading the Lord speaks of what He
will do: all in need are given what they
need, so there is nothing to fear. The
second reading from James invites us
to show no partiality as we adhere to
the faith in our glorious Lord Jesus
Christ.
In conclusion, our soul praises the
Lord because His feelings are also ours
and His desires are our commands.
Amen.
was
Through baptism we receive the gift and the
ability to relate with God, to listen to His
Word and to communicate with Him in
prayer. But baptismal deafness and
dumbness can create loneliness in the heart
leading you to darkness and rendering you
unable to communicate with God. One of the
most common phrases in the Scriptures is
“Hear
oh,
Israel.”
Furthermore,
Deuteronomy says: “Anyone who will not
listen to my words…, I myself will hold
accountable for it” (Deut. 18:19).
Accountable for not being in communication.
This loneliness distances you from God,
placing you in a dark room with no windows
to “Look Up.”
Christianity is about the Word becoming
Flesh, being able to listen to the Word and to
relate to the Word. It is about listening to
God inside the heart, making us feel alive for
others.
FAITH AND LIFE
further
embark
in
formation for all our
ministers to make ourselves
aware of our service and
the important role we have
in the community.
Jesus’ ministry is about
physical healing too. As we
meditate
on
today’s
readings we are made
aware of the physically
Applying today’s Scripture
handicapped. We are thus
this week:
challenged by James to
become aware of how we Tomorrow
as
we
treat others based on their
celebrate Labor Day
income level, because God
be thankful for your
has chosen them to be rich
job. Help someone
in faith and heirs of the
who is currently not
kingdom.
working.
During the week make
Let’s take this opportunity
an effort to notice
to evaluate how hospitable
people with disabilities
we are as a parish. Let’s
and say a prayer for
make an effort, out of love,
each
one
you
to really encourage those
encounter.
with physical limitations to
Ask the Holy Spirit for
fulfill roles in our parish
the gift of patience,
and in our liturgical
knowing that there are
celebrations. It is also my
people who suffer
intention that in the future
because
they
are
this church may have
limited in financial and
assisting hearing devices.
physical ways.
Furthermore
we
will
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INTERVIEW WITH TWO ST. EAS WORLD YOUTH DAY PILGRIMS
Typology
St. EAS parishioners who would like to support our
World Youth Day pilgrims can schedule yard workers
and odd jobs do-ers by calling Susie King at 425-4819358. We’re happy to help any way we can—and
tipping is always encouraged!
Our World Youth Day pilgrims plan to
sell pizzas to raise funds after all
Masses on 9/12-13. Please bring cash
or a checkbook and help our young
people by eating some delicious pizzas!
Can you cry underwater?
How important does a person have to be before they are
considered assassinated instead of just murdered?
Why do you have to “put your two cents in,” but
it’s only “a penny for your thoughts”?
Once you’re in heaven, do you get stuck wearing the clothes you
were buried in for eternity?
Why does a round pizza come in a square box?
What disease did cured ham actually have?
How is it that we put men on the moon before we figured out it would
be a good idea to put wheels on luggage?
Why is it that people say they “slept like a baby” when
babies wake up like every two hours?
Why are you in a movie, but you’re on TV?
Why do people pay to go up tall buildings and then put money in
binoculars to look at things on the ground?
Why do toasters always have a setting that
burns the toast to a horrible crisp, which no
decent human being would eat?
If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, why is
there a stupid song about him?
Why do we press harder on a remote control when we know the
batteries are going dead?
If the Professor on Gilligan’s Island can make a radio out
of a coconut, why can’t he fix a hole in a boat?
Why does Goofy stand erect while Pluto
remains on all fours? They’re both dogs!
If Wile E. Coyote had enough money to buy all that ACME stuff, why
didn’t he just buy dinner?
If electricity comes from electrons, does morality come
from morons?
Do the “Alphabet” song and “Twinkle, Twinkle
Little Star” have the same tune?
Why did you just try singing the two songs above?
Did you ever notice that when you blow in a dog’s face, he
gets mad at you, but when you take him for a car ride, he
sticks his head out the window?
LifeTeen begins on
September 20th in the
fellowship hall right after the
Sunday 5 p.m. Youth Mass! We
look forward to seeing all you high
school teens there!
Hannah Mack and Rob Swett are St. EAS parishioners and members of the
parish’s FIRE teen leadership team. They are also preparing to make the journey
to Krakow in July 2016 to participate in World Youth Day 2016 with over a
million other young Catholics. We asked them to share some of their thoughts
about the upcoming trip.
What are you looking forward to most about attending World Youth Day in
Krakow?
Hannah: The fact that it’s in Poland Rob: Being in Poland. Being in a difand St. Maximilian Kolbe is my patron ferent country but
also
being
saint. I’m really excited, but kind of deeply entrenched in Europe, that’ll be
nervous, too.
cool.
Hopefully they’ll let you come home from your deep entrenchment. What are you
nervous about?
Hannah: The crowds! I don’t like a Rob: The amount of people who are
large amount of people in one area
going to be there. There’ll be such a
vast crowd it’ll probably get kind of
chaotic.
It’s good that you’re both nervous about crowds, because that’s pretty much the
one thing you’re guaranteed to encounter at World Youth Day. Do you speak any
Polish yet?
Hannah: No. Probably won’t learn any Rob: Nope. That’ll probably be a
either.
problem, but I’ll wing it.
What is inspiring each of you to make this commitment?
Hannah: My parents’ encouragement, Rob: At first I wasn’t too sure. Then I
kind of. And my siblings Sarah, saw the group of people going and that
Andrea, and Jacob all went and had an helped—I knew if I’m with a good
group of people, I’ll enjoy it even
amazing time.
more.
What’s one thing you secretly hope will happen before or during the trip?
Hannah: I don’t know. It would be Rob: Yeah, I want to randomly run
awesome to meet Pope Francis in into Pope Francis. I’m imagining
person, obviously.
myself picking up some Polish
groceries in a store and then bang, Pope
Francis rolls in!
Even though the pilgrimage is still almost a year away, how are you beginning to
prepare yourself for the experience?
Hannah:
Saving
up
money. Rob: I’m going to be doing my usual
Occasionally climbing up on top of job, but I will put half the money I earn
RVs to clean them for cash, that kind towards the trip, plus whatever I get
of thing.
through fundraising.
What do you hope to bring home with you from this amazing adventure?
Hannah: Hannah: I hope to be stronger Rob: Good question. I honestly don’t
in my faith afterwards. Maybe I’ll really know. A sense of being more
learn something new about the Catholic spiritual. I’m just going to play it by
faith I don’t know already.
ear and see what happens.
Anything physical you want to bring back? Souvenirs?
Hannah: Don’t know if I’ll have
Rob: Something Polish that looks cool.
enough money for that. Maybe
I don’t know. I’ve got a year to get
something for my parents.
more specific.
Who wouldn’t want to meet
this awesome pope of ours?
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At SEAS Parish… CALENDAR OF EVENTS & more
Daily spiritual snapshots of the Scriptures...
Mon., Sept. 7: Col 1:24–2:3; Luke 6:6-11
Labor Day (U.S.)
Paul presents a glimpse of the challenges of his apostolic ministry.
As we celebrate Labor day let us seek justice for those who are
exploited or enslaved, who do not receive fair wages.
Tues., Sept. 8: Micah 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30; Matt 1:1-16, 18-23
Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Mary, like the rest of us, was born of flesh and blood but pure and
holy. According to tradition, Joachim and Anne are her parents.
Happy Birthday Mother Mary!
Wed., Sept. 9: Col 3:1-11; Luke 6:20-26
Memorial of Peter Claver, priest
Here there is not Greek and Jew … slave or free. Young Jesuit
Peter Claver left Spain to evangelize to the New World colonies
and became the self-proclaimed “slave of the Negroes” baptizing
and instructing an estimated 300,000 slaves. He said, “We must
speak to them with our hands before we try to speak to them with
our lips.”
Thurs., Sept. 10: Col 3:12-17; Luke 6:27-38
Put on, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, heartfelt
compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, bearing
with one another and forgiving one another.
Fri., Sept. 11: 1 Timothy 1:1-2, 12-14; Luke 6:39-42
Can a blind person guide a blind person?
Sat., Sept. 12: 1 Tim 1:15-17; Luke 6:43-49
For every tree is known by its own fruit. Help us, Lord, to bear
good fruit in our Parish.
Office Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Closed 12:30-1:30pm)
Mass Times:
Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. / Saturday vigil - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday - 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. (Spanish) & 5 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday - 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.
Monday September 7
Labor Day
Office Closed
Morning Mass
9am
Church
Novena to Our Lady
After 9am Mass Church
Tuesday September 8
Rosary for Life
12noon
Church
Contemporary Choir
7pm
Church
Novena to Our Lady
7pm
Chapel
Wednesday September 9
Nimble Fingers
12pm
Hall
Novena to Our Lady
7pm
Chapel
Thursday September 10
Spanish Mass Choir
11am
Church
AA
6:30pm
St. 1
St. Vincent de Paul
6:30pm
St. 7
Luz y Vida Prayer Group Sp. 7pm
Seton House
Catholic Daughters
7pm
Hall
Novena to Our Lady
7pm
Chapel
SacraMentors
7pm
St. 6
Friday September 11
Novena to Our Lady
6:30pm
Church
Guadalupe Committee
7pm
St. 4
Simbang Gabi
7pm
St. 7
Grupo de Jóvenes
7pm
St. 6
Saturday September 12
SacraMentors
8am
St. 6
Our Lady of Good Health
5pm
Mass and Celebration
Monday September 14
40th Anniversary St Elizabeth’s Canonization
Blessing of New Statue
7pm
Mass and Celebration
September 19
M.Sp.S. Priestly Ordination 11am
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:
Mon — Fri, 10 a.m. — 9 p.m.
Please keep the sick among us in your prayers, especially:
Mina Amlag
Vanessa Griffith
Ritzy Rafer
Roberta Autron
Helen Johnston
Floyd Roderick
Shawna Boger
Patricia Kramer
Lily Ann Roderick
Ruth Carpizo
Jack Lundberg
Florentine Ruhland
Edward Cifra
Patti Means
Fran Sphung
Billie Dougherty
Yolanda Noblezada
Francis Sullivan
Marjorie Frye
Carmen Ordoñez
Richard Totorica
Thomas Gilette
May God the Father bless you, God the Son heal you and
God the Holy Spirit enlighten you. Amen.
Join us in praying for the following people who have returned
to their heavenly abode this week.
Juanito Pimienta
Felix Amador
Judith Watson
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord
And may perpetual light shine upon them.
May they rest in peace, amen.
May the Holy Spirit give comfort and
consolation to their loved ones.
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M I S S I O N A R I E S
of The Holy Spirit
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish is staffed by the Religious
Congregation of the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit
In this Section you will find interesting articles about the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit,
the Spirituality of the Cross and the life of their founding parents: Concepcion Cabrera de
Armida (Conchita) and Fr. Felix de Jesus Rougier.
Longing for God—Our vocation
"At the heart of this ocean of vanities and festivals, I felt
within my soul a burning desire to learn how to pray. I
inquired, I read, I kept myself as much as I could in God's
presence. This was enough to begin seeing a great light shed
on the nothingness of worldly things on the vanity of
existence, on the beauty of God. I felt a great love for the
Holy Spirit. When I went to bed I held my crucifix and, not
knowing what was happening to me, felt a profound interior
emotion. My heart fixed itself on Christ in an inexplicable
way. Christ drew me to Himself, absorbed me, enchanted me.
Soon all dissolved in tears. Then this experience passed and I
returned to my life of tepidity, of vanity and of folly. This
caused me much suffering. Even in the midst adulation,
recreation, and festivals I felt emptiness in my soul, and seemed to hear a voice saying:
'You were not born for this, your happiness is somewhere else.' "When I recall these
things, it seems to me I should have had a religious vocation but I never, so to say, had
heard of such words and never paid close attention to it. On reading the Christian Annals
I was quite enthused over the religious mentioned, but I never knew any of them and
thought they were no longer alive. Many a time I and my cousins played at being nuns.
For a long time I would kneel down, feeling in my soul God's delight. Soon, however,
my cousins lost interest with this game and played with their boy friends. "Vocation,
Virginity! I had no idea what these words meant. I thought I was destined to marry
without any other question than to do so, although I had no concept of its divine
grandeur and its obligations. My confessors spoke to me of no other way of life. My
uncle, who was a priest, was the only one who used to read to me beautiful passages
about virgins and martyrs, but it never crossed my mind, that could be for me.
Conchita’s Diary, Philippon, OP
Fr. Felix’ Vocation within a Vocation
Fr. Felix met Conchita in 1903. He had been a Marist priest for 16 years. At the time of
the providential encounter, he was praying a Novena to the Holy Spirit to find a better
spiritual direction to his life.
He became Conchita’s spiritual director soon after meeting her, as the time passed,
Father Félix became more and more certain that all of this was the work of God: the
revelations to Mrs. Cabrera, his providential meeting with her, the Works of the Cross,
and his vocation to be the Founder of the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit. This certainly,
which came to be immovable, had a variety of sources: the principal one was the interior
light which God communicated to him; but besides that, there was the sanctity of life
which he had been able to verify in Conchita, and the notable progress of his own
spiritual life since that meeting with Mrs. Cabrera and with the Works of the Cross.
On the other hand, Father Félix, with great humility and prudence had consulted about
this with several bishops and priests and all of them gave him their enthusiastic
approval.
From Risking the Future, Fr. Zimbron
A
WAITING

Reflection…
”Vocation is a very big undertaking, and it is
for a lifetime. Therefore, to throw yourself
into it, you must have seriously thought about
yourself and the lifestyle you intend to
embrace.
Analyze your capabilities and limitations.
Think about whether you will be able to live
the demands that your vocation implies counting, of course, on the grace of the Holy
Spirit. What is your belief that God is calling
you based upon? What are the pros and cons
of your taking up this path? What
circumstances or individuals may help or
hinder your response? What attracts you
towards this kind of life and what do you
dislike?
God asks you to commit yourself responsibly
in the discernment of your vocation. He wants
you to use your spiritual sensitivity and your
intelligence to seek His will. Inspired by the
Holy Spirit’s light, you will be able to
understand what God the Father wants from
you.
Don’t think of receiving the absolute certainty
of what God wants from you, something like
having a contract signed by Him. What you
will find will be signs through which God will
reveal to you the project He has in mind for
you. By interpreting these signs, you will be
certain of His call.
By taking this step, you may say, “Jesus
Christ calls me to follow him. With the power
of the Holy Spirit, I can answer.”
Fr. Fernando Torre, M.Sp.S.
Superior general of the
Missionaries of the Holy Spirit
.
WE EACH HAVE A
VOCATION – the
thing to do is answer
the call. We each
have something to
give.
Dorothy Day
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HARVEST

Vocational
Awareness Section
ELIZABETH
SPIRITUALITY
Ann Seton
OF
The
From her own writings...
Imitating Christ’s heart to purify our own
St. Elizabeth had much love and respect for students of her who wanted to strive
for purity of heart. She often counseled and instructed them that the best way to
work tirelessly to maintain purity of heart was by imitating Christ’s Heart.
Making a Diligent Discernment
I would define diligent discernment as a
process of prayer and careful study that takes
place over an appropriate period of time. It
requires
accurate
information
about
priesthood, the guidance of the Holy Spirit, a
good spiritual director, and the vocation
director. This process includes:

a daily sustained spiritual plan of life which
includes at least thirty minutes of private
prayer.

Living a consistent Christian life and going
to Confession regularly.

Seeing a wise, holy spiritual director at least
once monthly, and being open and honest
with him about everything.

Attending regular discernment groups, holy
hours, and vocation retreats.

Serving others generously on a regular,
continuous basis.
Selections from “To save a thousand souls” by
Fr. Brett A. Brannen
For information on becoming a Religious
Priest Missionary of the Holy Spirit or a
Diocesan Priest contact one of the following
people:
Serra Club: Arthur Adams
Youth Minister: Stephen Kramp
Priest: Fr. Roberto Saldivar, M.Sp.S
To imitate Jesus Christ, Elizabeth led individuals to live the virtues of Jesus
Christ, which were “meekness, humility, patience, resignation, and gratitude.” In
a letter to Rev. Simon Gabriel Bruté (her spiritual director for many years), she
wrote: “God-God-God-that the Supreme delight should be God and to open the
mouth and heart wide that He may fill it – but to be patient, gentle, humble- how
little of that through my torrents of daily tears and affections.” She experienced
how difficult it was to maintain purity of heart. Elizabeth tirelessly encouraged
the Christ-centered life to individuals. She urged them to imitate Jesus, to suffer
for him, and to serve him through their ministries and love of neighbor. To live
in the Christ-centered life, she guided them to contemplate him and possess His
love in their hearts. She reminded that to live the Christ-centered life was to
serve him in their service to others, especially the poor.
From “The Practice of Spiritual Direction
in the Life and Writings of E.S.”,
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 40th
Anniversary
Canonized September 14th, 1975
by Pope St. Paul VI in Rome
Our parish will celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the
Canonization of our patron saint, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton,
with a special mass and celebration on September 14 at 7pm.
All are invited to attend the mass to celebrate her life and
devotion to Jesus Christ, and be witnesses to the special
unveiling and blessing of a new statue of St. Elizabeth to be
placed in our church narthex.
“An American Saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton,
conversing with a Mexican Mystic,
Concepcion Cabrera de Armida “Conchita” A Special presentation by Sr. Judith Metz, SC
and Fr. Roberto Saldivar, MSpS
St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
Fellowship Hall 10 am
October 3rd
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Mensaje del Párroco
Por ROBERTO SALDIVAR, M.Sp.S.
El mes pasado tuve la oportunidad
de celebrar bautismos; hacia el
final del rito hay una plegaria muy
bonita que se llama “Effetá…” que
se reza tocando las orejas y los
labios del niño con el pulgar. Si
son varios niños a bautizar, por lo
general invito a uno de los papás a
ayudarme con este gesto (esto es
permitido en los Estados Unidos, a
discreción
del
Ministro).
La
plegaria dice:
“El Señor Jesús que hizo oír a los
sordos y hablar a los mudos te
conceda escuchar sus palabras y
profesar la fe, para alabanza y
gloria de Dios Padre. Amén.
Una persona sorda y tartamuda,
sin nombre, es presentada a Jesús
y Le ruegan que Le imponga las
manos. No quería que su vida
continuara siendo incomunicable.
Pero… ¿existen otras maneras en
que nuestras experiencias pueden
ser incomunicables, además de
ser sordo y mudo? ¿No es la
soledad de no querer oír a nadie la
peor soledad? ¿No sería la
soledad de no querer hablar con
nadie, la peor soledad?
solos, la soledad se convierte en
condena a sufrir, y a sufrir como
ser aislado. La única presencia
que una persona verdaderamente
solitaria siente es la suya propia,
mayormente porque cree que sus
propias
experiencias
como
individuo son incomunicables. Si
no puede comunicar quién es o los
problemas que tiene a los demás,
ciertamente no puede sentir la
presencia de los demás en su
vida”.
La soledad no es el único
sufrimiento, pero es uno de los
más profundos, toca el corazón y
nos hiere muy profundamente.
Dios nos creó con dos oídos y
labios para comunicarnos con los
demás. Escuchamos con nuestros
oídos y participamos de las
conversaciones
con
nuestros
labios.
En el libro “Metafísica de la
Esperanza”, de Gabriel Marcel,
escribe: “Sólo existe un dolor; estar
solo. Para quienes se sienten
Nostalgia de Dios
"En medio de todo este mar de vanidades y fiestas
sentía mi alma un deseo vehemente de saber
hacer oración. Preguntaba, leía y como podía me
ponía en la presencia de Dios, y esto bastaba para
que comenzaran a aclarárseme muchas luces de
la nada de las cosas de la tierra, de lo vano de la
vida, de la hermosura de Dios y mucho amor hacia
el Espíritu Santo. Cogía mi crucifijo al irme a
acostar y no sé qué me pasaba al contemplarlo:
una conmoción interior profunda, un elevamiento
del corazón en Él, imposible de explicar. Me atraía,
me absorbía, me anonadaba y luego acababa
llorando. Pero me pasaba la impresión y volvía a
mi vida ordinaria de tibieza, vanidad y tonteras. Sin
embargo yo sufría, y aún en medio de tantas
adulaciones, diversiones v cosas, sentía mi alma
un vacío: una voz interior que le decía: ¡Tú no
naciste para esto!; ¡en otra cosa está tu felicidad!
Cuando recuerdo ésto me parece que debí haber
tenido vocación, pero yo casi no había oído esa
En el evangelio de hoy alguien se
compadeció del sordo y tartamudo.
Es llevado hasta Jesús buscando
un milagro. Este pasaje del
evangelio, además de tener una
connotación bautismal, tiene un
profundo trasfondo humano: la
experiencia de la oscuridad.
A través del bautismo hemos
recibido el don y la capacidad de
relacionarnos
con
Dios,
de
escuchar
Su
palabra
y
comunicarnos con Él en oración.
Pero la sordera y la mudez
bautismal
pueden
ocasionar
soledad en el corazón, que te
pueden llevar a la oscuridad e
incapacitarte para comunicarte con
Dios. Una de las frases más
comunes
en
las
Sagradas
Escrituras es “Escucha, o Israel”.
Lo que es más, el Deuteronomio
dice “Si alguno no escucha mis
palabras… yo mismo le pediré
cuentas” (Deut. 18, 19). Nos pedirá
cuentas por no comunicarnos. Esta
soledad te distancia de Dios, te
coloca en un cuarto oscuro sin
ventanas, y no puedes “Mirar hacia
arriba”.
El Cristianismo tiene que ver con el
Verbo que se hace Carne, con
nuestra habilidad para escuchar el
Verbo y relacionarnos con el
Verbo. Se trata de escuchar a Dios
en el interior de nuestro corazón,
que nos revive por los demás.
palabra, ni siquiera fijado la atención. Me
encantaban en el Año Cristiano las religiosas, pero
ni las conocía y aún me figuraba que ya no
existían, lamentándolo. Con mis primas seguido
me gustaba jugar a las monjas, y me estaba
grandes ratos postrada sintiendo en mi alma la
atracción de Dios, pero a las compañeras les
fastidiaba este juego y pasábamos al de los
novios". "¡Vocación, virginidad!, yo no me daba
cuenta lo que querían decir estas cosas y sí de
que yo había nacido para casarme y no se me
ocurría otra cosa que llegar a realizarlo aunque no
entendía la trascendencia y obligaciones de esto.
Los sacerdotes con quienes me confesaba
tampoco me hablaban de otro camino para mí.
Sólo mi tío el Padre me leía a veces cosas muy
hermosas de vírgenes y mártires, pero a mí no se
me pasaba que fuera eso para mí... “
Diario Espiritual de una Madre de Familia
(Conchita Cabrera de Armida)
P. Philippon, OP
No seas apurona
«Hazte santa y no seas
apurona», le dice Concepción
Cabrera a su hija. “Apurona”,
adjetivo que me resulta
simpático y confrontante.
Hace referencia al presente.
¿Soy apurón? ¿Eres apurón/
a?
Con frecuencia nos vemos en
situaciones difíciles o que
parecen fuera de control, o
somos acosados por asuntos
pendientes, o estamos bajo
presión por trabajos por hacer
y con tiempo limitado, o
tenemos una misión que nos
parece superior a nuestras
capacidades, o nos sentimos
abrumados pues debemos
enfrentar conflictos o resolver
problemas… Como tener en
la mano una papa caliente.
En situaciones como éstas,
¿cómo evitar ser apurones;
cómo mantener la calma,
pensar con lucidez y actuar
serenamente?
En primer lugar, siendo
dueños de nosotros mismos.
Lo malo es que esto no se
improvisa; es resultado de un
largo proceso de trabajo
interior
(más
vale
que
vayamos
comenzando
a
ejercitarnos).
Pero,
para
librarnos de ser atrapados por
el agobio, es necesario
también, y sobre todo, confiar
en Dios.
En la Biblia, Dios nos dice:
«mantén firme el corazón, sé
valiente, y no te angusties en
tiempo de adversidad» (Si
2,2); «la salvación de ustedes
está en convertirse y tener
calma, su fuerza consiste en
confiar y estar tranquilos» (Is
30,15). El apóstol Pedro nos
exhorta: «Descarguen en
Dios sus preocupaciones,
que él se ocupará de
ustedes» (1P 5,7).
Y si acaso nos vemos
invadidos de ansiedad, pues
acudamos a una persona
sabia y pidámosle que nos
ayude a recobrar la paz.
Concepción le dice a Teresa
(Continúa en pág. 9)
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Salmo de hoy: 145
(v. 7.8-9a.9bc-10 )
Por ROBERTO SALDIVAR, M.Sp.S.
R. Alaba, alma mía, al Señor
El Dios de Jacob mantiene su fidelidad
perpetuamente, que hace justicia a los
oprimidos, que da pan a los hambrientos. El
Señor liberta a los cautivos.
El Señor abre los ojos al ciego, el Señor
endereza a los que ya se doblan, el Señor
ama a los justos, el Señor guarda a los
peregrinos.
Sustenta al huérfano y a la viuda y trastorna Como escuchamos este domingo en la
el camino de los malvados. El Señor reina primera lectura del profeta Isaías: “He aquí a
eternamente, tu Dios, Sión, de edad en edad. su Dios, vengador y justiciero, viene ya para
salvarlos. Se iluminarán entonces los ojos de
los ciegos y los oídos de los sordos se
Hoy escuchamos el Salmo 145, por respuesta abrirán; y la lengua del mudo cantará”. Ya en
cantamos: “¡Alaba, alma mía, al Señor!”, o la primera lectura el Señor habla de lo que
bien, “¡Aleluya!” No le pregunté al Coro que hará: los que tienen necesidad recibirán lo
respuesta iban a usar, pero las dos proclaman que necesitan, no hay nada que temer. La
el Reino de Dios. Pero preguntémonos: segunda lectura de Santiago nos invita a no
¿queremos realmente responder con alegría? tener favoritismos al adherirnos a la de en
Si así lo deseamos es porque somos libres nuestro Señor glorificado.
para oír y libres para ver. Sí así lo deseamos,
En conclusión, nuestra alma alaba al Señor
entonces sabemos lo que Dios desea: justicia
porque Sus sentimientos son también los
para los oprimidos, pan para los
nuestros, y Sus deseos nuestras órdenes.
hambrientos… seguridad para los pueblos de
Amén.
Dios, no importa quién sean. ¡Debemos
entonces estar dispuestos a cambiar!
No seas apurona…
Programa R.I.C.A.
(Continúa de pág. 8)
Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos
de María: «No te abultes los acontecimientos, y cuajo,
impermeable, y dejarlos pasar. […] Quédate en paz,
aprovéchate de los ejercicios [espirituales] y hazte santa,
tranquila y feliz por haber escogido la mejor parte. […] Pide
por […] todos tus hermanos, pero con paz, sin turbación y en
gozo.»
Este programa es el proceso para jóvenes y
adultos:
Carta escrita posiblemente en marzo de 1924, en Cartas a
Teresa de María, México 1989, 442.
Cuajo: «Lentitud y sosiego en la manera de actuar» (http://
es.thefreedictionary.com).
Cartas a Teresa de María, México 1989, 442.
Por P. Fernando Torre,
Superior General de los
Misioneros del Espíritu Santo
Did you
¿Sabía Usted?
know?
a quienes les falta alguno de los sacramentos
de
iniciación:
Bautismo,
Comunión
o
Confirmación.
Que fueron bautizados en otra denominación cristiana y
ahora desean profesar su fe en la Iglesia Católica y recibir el
resto de los Sacramentos de Iniciación.
Para más información sobre los requisitos, comunícate con el
Hermano Santos Mendoza, 425-181-0303, ext. 36.
Las clases comienzan el 27 de Septiembre a las 11am.
CLASES DE ESTUDIO
DE BIBLIA EN ESPAÑOL
El 21 de Septiembre comenzaremos un
nuevo Curso de Estudio de Biblia en
Español. No necesitas haber estudiado antes.
Las clases serán los lunes de 7 - 9pm.
You can help children know they
are understood
As parents, educators and
volunteers, we want children to
know that we are not only
authority figures in their lives, but
also people they can trust. To
foster
authentic
trust
with
children, it is important that they
know that you understand them.
One of the simplest ways to do
this is by repeating back what
children are telling you. When
you do this, you are affirming to
the child that they are heard and
understood.
Usted puede ayudar
a que los niños se sientan
comprendidos
Como padres, educadores y
voluntarios, queremos que los
niños sepan que no somos sólo
figuras de autoridad en su vida,
sino
también
que
somos
personas de confianza. Para
fomentar
esta
verdadera
confianza, es importante que los
niños se sientan comprendidos.
Una de las formas más sencillas
de hacer esto es repetir lo que
están diciendo. Al hacerlo,
reafirmamos al niño que lo
hemos
escuchado
y
comprendido.
Si estás interesado, por favor llama al Hermano Santos al (425)
481-9358, o a Marcia al (206) 819-6952. El cupo es limitado.
A Call to Share...
(Vigil) 5 pm
9 am
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1 pm
5 pm
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Children’s Envelopes
$75.00
EFT Contributions
$3,523.75
Midweek Deposit
$982.25
Total Offering
$18,576.00
Thank you...
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Contemplate, give thanks…
(Continued from page 2)
God's beauty in all created things precisely
because he owned nothing and recognized
that anything he was able to use, especially
for food or clothing, was a gift of God.
"Possession
excludes,
contemplation
includes. Possession divides, contemplation
multiplies," he said. If one person owns a
lake or park, "all the others are excluded,"
but if no one owns it, thousands can enjoy
it without taking it away from anyone.
Father Cantalamessa said that while the
world St. Francis lived in was not facing
the environmental emergency people today
are facing, he still knew that if he took
more than he needed, he was stealing from
others.
"We must ask: Am I a resources thief,
using more than my due and therefore
taking it from those who will come after
me?" the preacher said.
Pointing to Pope Francis' encyclical on the
environment, "Laudato Si'," the Capuchin
said safeguarding creation is an "artisanal"
activity, one that must begin with
individuals and their daily actions.
"What sense is there, for example, in being
worried about the pollution of the
atmosphere, the oceans and the forests, if I
don't hesitate before throwing a plastic bag
on the shore?" he asked.
HOME VISITATION/PEER
COUNSELING MINISTRY
I’m very happy to report that we
have nine volunteers from our
parish who are trained to do home
visits for those going through
difficult transitions in their lives.
This ministry is available for your family
member who may frequently be alone and
lonely. Our weekly hour with your loved
one may also afford you a break from
caregiving. Transitions for the elderly such
as not being able to drive, having to deal
with disabilities or illness, or losing a
loved family member cause intense grief.
We can be there to assist them by
listening, acknowledging their feelings,
and showing that we care. We will offer a
supportive presence and not try to ‘fix’ the
situation. Our visits let them know that St.
Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish cares about
them and prays for them. Please call on us
so that we can do what Pope Francis asks
of us - -becoming involved, supportive,
and bearing fruit as parishioners.
Joan Kluck/Coordinator
([email protected])
425.337.9928
Sleeping Mats…
(Continued from page 2)
So far, the sisters have completed one mat
and are working on several others. One of
the sisters working on the mats can only
use one hand because of a recent stroke.
QFC donated 1,000 bags for the sisters’
efforts. The completed mats will help
folks who don’t have a clean place to
sleep. Because they’re made from plastic,
homeless people can keep dry when
they’re sleeping outside. The lightweight
mats offer some insulation, are bug-proof
and are easy to wash off.
The work of making the mats is slow, but
it’s a way for these sisters to continue
helping others.
“I think God always sends you something
to do no matter what,” one of the retired
sisters said.
Women’s Fellowship will begin on
Tuesday September 15th in the
Fellowship Hall at 10:00 am. All women
welcome and babysitting will be
available! Please come pray the Rosary
for Life for victims of abortion Tuesdays
at noon.
ARE YOU SOMEONE or
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE
WHO…
Has expressed an interest
in becoming Catholic?
•
•
Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has
not celebrated the Sacraments of
Confirmation and Eucharist?
We offer an opportunity to come together in
a small group to learn more about the Roman
Catholic Faith Tradition.
Sessions focus on the teachings and
experience of Church and prepare individuals
to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism,
Confirmation, and Eucharist.
Informational Meeting on Sunday 9/20
at 10:15am in Station 4.
For information please contact Stephanie
Moran in the Faith Formation Office,
425.481.9358 or [email protected]
Jubilee Year of Mercy…
Contact Mary Christie: 425-776-3967
(Continued from page 2)
Or Rachel Castro: 425-486-9232 if you
have questions.
of the Jubilee. I wish that the Jubilee
Indulgence may reach each one as a genuine
experience of God’s mercy, which comes to
meet each person in the Face of the Father
who welcomes and forgives, forgetting
completely the sin committed. To experience
and obtain the Indulgence, the faithful are
called to make a brief pilgrimage to the Holy
Door, open in every Cathedral.”
Other means of obtaining the indulgence will
be through the spiritual and corporal works of
mercy; accepting in faith moments of suffering
for those unable to go on pilgrimage to a Holy
Door.
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES
Counseling 425-257-2111 or 888-240-8572
MINISTRIES & GROUPS
Altar Servers, Jane Baer and Veronica Cardona
Coffee & Donuts, Kelly Cooley
EMEs Ana May Apin and Amelia Carver
Funeral Committee, Pat Maurer
Guadalupe Committee, Eduardo Cardona
Homebound ministers, Marianne Iwamoto
Young Adult Group, Roberto Martinez
Lectors, Nicolette Gagner and Elvira Hernandez
Matrimonios p.Cristo, Esp., Andrés Caudillo
Ministers of Hospitality, Doug Portello
Music Coordinator, Kathy Egashira
Simbang Gabi, Gerry Apin
Pastoral Council, Paul Gallagher/Gerry Apin
Pro-Life Ministry, Joe Keegan
Vine Moms group, Erin Robinson
Women’s Fellowship, Mary Christie
COLLABORATORS IN MINISTRY
Apostleship of the Cross, Marcia Gimenez
Cascade Serra Club, Pat Sweeney
Catholic Daughters, Kathy Taylor
Knights of Columbus, Chris Harvill
Sacramentors, Scott Occhiuto
St. Vincent de Paul
425-355-3504
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The Holy Father concludes the document with
the following paragraph:
“Trusting in the intercession of the Mother of
Mercy, I entrust the preparations for this
Extraordinary Jubilee Year to her protection.”
May we, too, entrust our lives to the
intercession of the Mother of Mercy.
Volunteers Needed
Our Religious Education/Faith Formation
program is in need of volunteers for all ages.
If you can give of your time, talent and love
of your faith, please call
the Faith Formation Office
at 425-481-9358
Building Altar is work of Faith …
(Continued from page 2)
Catholic University of America campus, the pope will celebrate
the canonization Mass for Blessed Junipero Serra, the 18thcentury Spanish Franciscan missionary to California.
It's just by the grace of God," said Deacon Cahoon, describing the
honor and the blessing of building two papal altars.
The experience of building Pope Benedict's altar, chair and ambo
went perfectly eight years ago, the carpenter said, noting that altar
and ambo are now used in the chapel at the Archdiocese of
Washington's St. John Paul II Seminary.
Now Deacon Cahoon is working as part of a team of 12 craftsmen,
preparing 14 pieces of furniture for the canonization Mass,
including the altar, chair, ambo and side chairs.
Adult Faith Formation
Bible Study
All adults are invited to a continuing
study of The Acts of the Apostles.
Come and be drawn into the life of the
early Church, be inspired and share faith by discussing and viewing
a DVD series by an engaging speaker, Jeff Cavins. The study
guide, Acts, the Spread of the Kingdom, can be purchased online
through Ascension Press (Adult Bible Study-Acts-Student Pack) or
inquire at the first meeting. Sessions will begin with a review appropriate for all levels of Bible-reading experience on Tue., Sept. 22, 79:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall.
Catechism of the Catholic Church
Would you like to update and expand yourself on how we as Catholics explain our faith? A clear and interesting speaker gives an
overview of this thick book to help us refer to it without intimidation. All adults are invited to view the DVD series and discuss every other Tuesday, alternating with the Bible Study, beginning Sept.
29, 7-9:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall. Make Tuesday your “Faith
Night”! For questions about the Bible or Catechism study,
call 425-481-9358.
- St Matthew School North Seattle
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Registration Open!
Registration for all Faith Formation 2015/16 programs has
begun. Registration is required for all ages and Sacramental
prep which includes First Reconciliation, First Communion
and Confirmation. Registration forms can be found on the
vestibule table, on the Website at http://easbothell.org/ and
in the Faith Formation office. All sessions begin in October.
If you would like more information about the Faith Formation
Program, please call 425-481-9358.
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Parish Mission and Vision Statements
Mission: We are St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, a
diverse Roman Catholic community guided by the
Holy Spirit. We are transformed by grace through
sacraments, prayer, compassion, and
evangelization. We are disciples of Jesus Christ.
Vision: We will be a parish unified by our
baptismal call, appreciative of our diversity and
enriched by our ethnicities and cultures. We will
be renewed by sacred liturgy, enlightened by faith
formation, and compelled to serve with the
compassion of Jesus.
We will be the body of Christ.
PHONE/EMAIL DIRECTORY
Adams, Arthur
Apin, Ana May
Apin, Gerry
Arulnathan, Jenifer
Auroux, Jacqueline
Baer, Jane
Cardona, Eduardo
Cardona, Verónica
Carver, Amelia
Caudillo, Andrés
Christie, Mary
Cooley, Kelly
Dellino, Jean
Egashira, Kathy
Everist, Shannon
Gagner, Nicolette
Gallagher, Paul
Gimenez, Marcia
Gomez, Fr. Jorge
Harvill, Chris
Hernandez, Elvira
Iwamoto, Marianne
Keegan, Joe
King, Susie
Kramp, Stephen
Lowery, Lori
Lundberg, Dn. Craig
Martinez, Roberto
Matheny, Stephanie
Maurer, Pat
Mendoza, Br. Santos
Moran, Stephanie
Occhiuto, Scott
Paine, Alice
Portello, Doug
Robinson, Erin
Rodriguez, Fr. Mario
Saldivar, Fr. Roberto
Sweeney, Pat
Smoke, Jane
Sullivan, Karyn
Taylor, Kathy
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Make your careful preparation
of the purest heart you can
bring Him, that it may appear
to Him like a bright little star
at the bottom of a fountain.
St Elizabeth
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