Sacred Heart - Catholic Printery

Mailing Address: PO Box 3805, Lacey WA 98509-3805
Street Address: 812 Bowker St SE, Lacey WA 98503-1210
Sunday, October 23rd, 2016
Month of the Rosary
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Parish Office Hours:
8 AM - Noon & 1 PM - 4 PM (Monday-Friday)
11 AM - Noon Sunday
Phone: (360) 491-0890/FAX: (360) 456-1028
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: http://www.sacredheartlacey.com
Facebook: Facebook.com/sacredheartlacey
Pastor: Rev. Timothy Ilgen
Pastoral Care: Deacon Terry Barber - Ext. 113
Funeral Planning: Deacon Rey Ronquillo 791-9116 (cell)
PA for Admin: Ferrell Gilson - Ext. 105
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS:
Anointing of the Sick:
9 AM Mass on the 1st Saturday of the month
Mass of Christian Burial:
Funerals weekdays at 9 AM Mass
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday at 3 PM and by appointment
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:
Every Thursday after Mass until 3:45 PM and
every Friday after Mass until 4:30 PM Saturday.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION:
Infant Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage:
Lilia Bahena - Ext 103
First Communion: Linda Cooper - Ext 108
Adult/Youth RCIA: Martha Arenas - Ext 104
STAFF:
Preschool: Amber Sensano Ext 111
Music & Liturgy: Margaret Smith - Ext 109
Bookkeeper: Linda Little - Ext 107
Facilities: Caroline Huber - Ext 102
Jr/Sr High Ministry: Katy Baker - Ext 117
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Parish Mission Statement:
Sacred Heart is a Roman Catholic community
called to be Christ for one another through
prayer and sacraments, formation, outreach
and stewardship.
MASS SCHEDULE:
Daily Mass: Mon., Wed. thru Sat. - 9 AM
Saturday Vigil: 5 PM
Sunday Mass: 8 AM, 10 AM, Noon, 5 PM
Spanish Mass: 2 PM
Korean Mass: 10 AM (Fabian Hall)
Holy Days: Check Bulletin
Parish Registration Information:
Sacred Heart is eager to welcome you to our
faith community! The parish office is open every
Sunday from 11 AM to Noon. If you prefer to
register online, you can do so by going to our
website sacredheartlacey.com or by taking a
registration card located in the Narthex.
Holy Family School: A private Catholic school
serving preschool through 8th grade.
Phone: 491-7060 www.holyfamilylacey.com
Children are important members of Sacred Heart! Children are welcome to
stay with their families during Mass and/or attend one of our Sunday programs
during the 10, 12, and 2:00 Masses. Little Saints is our “Pray-care” for infants
through 5 years old. They hear & discuss Bible stories, make new friends, enjoy a snack, and much more. The program is in Room 4 of the Office Building.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word – Children age 4 and up are dismissed during the first part of Mass to hear &
discuss the readings at their level. They return to their family at the offertory for the Liturgy of the Eucharist. No registration is required.
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October 23rd, 2016
Good Day, Good People,
Do you ever suffer from envy? Last year Fr. Tim wrote about his pilgrimage to holy shrines in
Europe. Well, that was the root of my envy! Late last winter a Franciscan sister told me about
an upcoming pilgrimage to Assisi. After discussing this with my wife, Pat, we decided to go. We
coupled a trip to visit her cousins in The Netherlands and friends in Germany with this opportunity. So last month we were blessed to have been in Europe.
The greeting at the beginning of this column was given to
people St. Francis of Assisi met during the day. He recognized
the goodness in people during a time when only sinfulness and
faults were emphasized. This greeting startled people because
they were unable to see God’s goodness in themselves. His way
of identifying all of creation as good began a cultural shift in the
Church.
Our 10 day pilgrimage to Assisi, Italy, the birth place of both
Francis and Clare is so very hard to describe. I've said to people
who have asked me how the trip was and I tell them, "It's was
just too much for words!" But I will give it a try.
Assisi is about two hours northeast of Rome. It sits on a
hill that overlooks the Umbrian valley. It was in this town that
the Franciscan Order had it's start. During his lifetime three
branches of the Order began: the friars (priests/brothers), the
Poor Clares (sisters led by St. Clare), and the Secular
Franciscan Order (lay people). In the short span of less that 40
years, the number of friars grew to over 50,000 in Europe! Some of the earliest churches in the
Americas were begun under the leadership of Franciscan priests. California has a string of
missions that were started by St. Junipero Serra, a Franciscan missionary friar.
The picture attached to this column is the Basilica of St. Francis. Considering the humility of this
saint, it seems quite contradictory. The inside is adorned with many beautiful panels that decorate
the high ceilings. The crypt of St. Francis is in the lower level. It stands about 10 feet over the altar
which is located in front of it. Our pilgrimage group was very blessed to have been scheduled for
Mass at his tomb. This was quite an emotional moment for our Secular Franciscan group! To celebrate holy Mass beneath this giant of a saint was something none of us will ever forget.
Over the ten days, we were able to make many side trips to see other locations that are important to Franciscans: the Porziuncula (the church where Francis heard the voice of Jesus
from the San Damiano cross, “Go rebuild my church which you can see is falling down.”);
Greccio where he was inspired to re-enact the birth of Jesus in an outdoor manger scene; a
torch light re-enactment St. Clare’s leaving her house in the middle of the night through the
streets of Assisi; and a visit to beautiful LaVerna where he received the stigmata, the wounds
of Christ. There was a lot more as each day presented something beautiful about the lives of
Francesco and Chiara.
And can you believe we had the most incredible weather? Brother Sun brought temperatures
of 75-90 degrees every day except our final day. What a blessing to be outdoors so much!
By the way, if Fr. Tim asks you, tell him that I no longer suffer from envy but am over the
top with joy!
Love, peace and joy in Christ,
Deacon Terry
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday
Reading
October
Eph 4:32-5:8
Gospel
Lk 13:10-17
Tuesday
Reading
October
Eph 5:21-33
24th
25th
October
9:00am
Funeral Mass for
26th
Reading
Gospel
Thursday
Eph 6:1-9
Lk 13:22-30
October
27th
Reading
Gospel
Friday
Reading
Gospel
Eph 6:10-20
Lk 13:31-35
October
Eph 2:19-22
Lk 6:12-16
28th
October
29th
Reading
Gospel
Sunday
Phil 1:18b-26
Lk 14:1, 7-11
October
30th
Reading 1
Reading 2
Gospel
Wis 11:22–12:2
2 Thes 1:11-2:2
Lk 19:1-10
9:00am
Wednesday
9:00am
Thursday
Friday
9:00am
Saturday
$ 13,759.00
$ 2,850.00
$ 2,060.00
$ 18,669.00
Priest Pension
$ 4,442.00
NO MASS
October
26th
The Baker Family
October
27th
The Chamorro Community
October
28th
† John Oliver
† Johann Rost
† Taleo Sitama
October
29th
Bonifacio Samson
David Samson
5:00pm
† Rosita San Augustin
† Charles Spinola
Frank & Helena James
Sunday
8:00am
What we do with what we have
is our response to God’s love.
Envelope Collection:
Loose Collection:
Online Collection:
Total:
25th
9:00am
WEEKLY COLLECTION RECAP
October 16, 2016
October
† Gus Moskal
† Deyanira Benitez Herrera
9:00am
We have been given much.
Stewardship is managing
all of God’s gifts – time, talent and treasure.
24th
† Gary Elliott
Tuesday
Gospel
Lk 13:18-21
Wednesday
October
Saturday
Monday
10:00am
October
30th
Donna Brown
All souls in purgatory
Dyann Seidi
Clem Brasket
Sara Work
† Bob Quesnel
12:00pm
2:00pm
5:00pm
People of Sacred Heart
The Choir
† Susan Mirkovich
† Bob Quesnel
† Barbara Quesnel
*DUE TO A FUNERAL OR MEMORIAL MASS,
INTENTIONS OF THE MASS WILL BE RESCHEDULED TO THE
FOLLOWING WEEKDAY MASS. FR. TIM
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October 23rd, 2016
WEEKLY CALENDAR
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Monday, October 24
9:00AM - Mass - Church
9:30AM - Divine Mercy Prayer Group - Church
1:30PM - St. Jude’s Guild - S3
6:30PM - Adult Enrichment - Consoling the
Heart of Jesus - HH Upstairs - RM 5
Adult Faith Formation - Catching Fire HH Upstairs - RM 1 & 2
Healing Prayer Ministry - Church
Tuesday, October 25th
10:00AM - St. Brigid’s Guild - HH- RM 2 & 3
6:00PM -Stephen Ministry Training Class HH Upstairs - RM 1 & 2
Blanket Ministry - HH
6:30PM - Music Ministry - S2
Returning Catholics - HH Upstairs - RM 7
Wednesday, October 26th
9:00AM - Mass - Church
9:30AM - Heart to Heart - HH upstairs - RM 1 & 2
10:00AM - St. Margaret’s Guild - HH - RM 2 & 3
4:30PM - Elementary Faith Formation - HH
5:30PM - Angel Choir - S2
6:30PM - Elementary Faith Formation - HH
7:00PM - Stephen Ministry - HH Upstairs - RM 6
Thursday, October 27th
9:00AM - Mass - Church
Adoration following Mass until 4PM
6:00PM - Rosary Prayer Group - Adoration Chapel
Elementary Faith Formation - HH
7:00PM - Hispanic Prayer Group - Fabian Hall
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Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Both the first reading and today’s psalm say
clearly that the Lord hears the cry of the poor.
Have I been given the gifts — of time or money
or abilities — to be the means by which God answers their need?
Friday, October 28th
9:00AM - Mass - Church
9:45AM - 30 Hour Eucharistic Adoration begins St. Frances Chapel
Saturday, October 29th
9:00AM - Mass - Church
3:00PM - Reconciliation - Church
4:30PM - 30 Hour Eucharistic Adoration ends
5:00PM - Mass - Church
6:00PM - Family Fun Carnival - HH
Sunday, October 30th
8:00AM - Mass - Church
9:00AM - Adult RCIA Pre-Catechumens HH Upstairs - RM 4
Youth RCIA Pre-Catechumens HH Upstairs - RM 5
9:45AM - RCIA Catechumens - HH Upstairs RM 1 & 2
10:00AM - Mass - Church
Little Saints - S4
Children’s Liturgy Of the Word - S2
Korean Mass - Fabian Hall
11:00AM - Youth RCIA - HH Upstairs - RM 5 - 9
12:00PM - Mass - Church
1:00PM - Spanish RCIA - HH Upstairs - RM 7
2:00PM - Spanish Mass - Church
Adult Confirmation - HH Upstairs - RM 5
5:00PM - Mass - Church
6:15PM - Sr. High Confirmation - Hallen Hall
Toenail Care: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the
month. In Hallen Hall room 5 upstairs.
8:00AM - 11:30PM. RSVP by calling Theresa at
491-8917 or the parish office.
“Ways to Stay in Your Own Home Longer”
November 9th, 2016
1:00PM - 2:00PM
Hallen Hall Rooms 1 & 2 upstairs
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FAITH FORMATION/SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Sacred Heart Preschool
Pre-K & 3-4 yr. olds
Our 3 year old class is offered every
Tuesday and Thursday from 9:0011:30. We also have a pre-kinder
class that is offered every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Space is available in every class
at this time. Register now for the time that suits your
child the best. If you would like more information
about our program, please contact Amber Sensano at
the Parish Office, 360-491-0890.
Sacramental Preparation
Contact Lilia Bahena
360-491-0890 ext 103 [email protected]
SENIOR HIGH CONFIRMATION CLASS:
Come to our Confirmation class
on October 30th from 6:15 PM
to 8:00 PM at Hallen Hall. We
will be learning about the Creed.
ADULT CONFIRMATION
CLASS:
All classes will be held in Room 5 upstairs in
Hallen Hall from 2:00PM to 4:00PM. Our next
Confirmation class is on October 30th.
INFANT BAPTISM: Please pre-register at least
three weeks before our monthly
Baptism class for infants through 6
years of age. Our next baptism class will
be on November 7th.
MARRIAGE: : If you are planning a
wedding, please contact us at least 6 months prior to
your anticipated wedding date. We
offer Marriage Preparation classes
three times per year. Please contact
Lilia at 491-0890 ext 1003
First Communion & Faith Formation (Pre K - 5th)
Linda Cooper at 491-0890 ext 108
[email protected]
The Pharisee & the Tax Collector –
“O God, have mercy on me, a sinner.”
October 26/27 – Elementary Faith
Formation Sessions
November 2 – Wednesday Faith Formation
November 9/10 - Elementary Faith Formation
Sessions
November 16 - Wednesday Faith Formation
November 17 – Beyond Baptism, 6-7:30 Hallen Hall
November 21 – Family Advent Night, 6-7:30 Hallen
Hall
JR High/SR High Youth Ministry Katy Baker
360-491-0890 Ext: 117 Email:
[email protected]
JH (6th-8th grade): October 25th, Blanket Ministry Bring a snack to share 6:00pm - 7:30pm.
SH (9th-12th grade): Class tonight October
23rd. Theme is finger food. Bring enough to
share with at 8 others. Next class November
13th, Theme is Pasta please bring enough to
share with 8 others.
Family Fun Carnival: We will need everyone's
help setting up on October 28th at 5pm.
The carnival is on October 29th. All JH/SH teens
need to be at Hallen Hall by 5:15pm (wear costume). Everyone is expected to help clean-up
after the event so we can be done by 9:00pm.
This counts as community service.
Fall Retreat Mercy Reigns: Permission forms
have been mailed out. Retreat will take place on
November 18th - 20th. Cost is $40.00. Some
scholarships are available; please call Mrs. Baird
for further information. All permission forms must be
returned NLT Sunday, November 6th. Remember
to include your T-shirt size! While this retreat is not
mandatory, you are highly encouraged to attend. It
is a part of your faith formation.
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October 23rd, 2016
QUINCEAÑERA: Contact Lilia Bahena at 491-0890 ext 103 or [email protected]
Quinceañera classes are held three times a year. You must register at least 6 months
prior to the event and provide a copy of Baptism and First Communion certificate at the
time of registration for the classes and scheduling of the event. The next classes begin
on January 10th from 5:00PM -6:30 PM at Hallen Hall and it ends on January 31st.
RCIA & Adult Faith Formation
contact Martha Arenas at 491-0890 x104 [email protected]
Exciting upcoming opportunities for Adult
Faith Formation:
October 25th (last chance to join): “Returning
Catholics,” For those who have been away from
the Church. Tuesdays 6:30 to 8:30 PM
November 9th: “Alpha,” the basics of faith
Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30PM
November 16: “Un Rápido Recorrido por la Biblia” Miércoles de 6:30 a 8:00 PM
Also, we urgently need Sponsors and Teachers
for Adult RCIA!
También se necesitan Padrinos y Catequistas
para RCIA!
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
is the journey through which adults are gently introduced to the Roman Catholic faith and way of life.
Children who were not baptized as infants too, are
initiated through an adapted process of this rite.
The RCIA is also the venue for people that were
baptized young, but did not receive any further formation, to re-encounter their faith.
Please call for an appointment.
Upcoming Dates:
October 23rd: Sponsor and parent meeting
from11:00AM to noon.
October 29th: Rehearsal For the Rites of Welcome
and Acceptance at 1:30PM
October 30: Rite of Welcome at the 10:00AM Mass
and Rite of Acceptance at the Noon Mass.
HAPPENINGS AROUND OUR PARISH
National Make a Difference Day was October 22 this year. What are you doing to make a difference? Join the Sacred Heart Blanket Ministry in Hallen Hall on Tuesday, October 25, from 6:00 to
7:30 p.m. Families and all parishioners are invited to help make blankets for those in need in our
own community. Donated fabric is matched, cut, tied, and stitched to make small blankets perfect
for children and elderly. No sewing experience required; parents are asked to attend with their children younger
than sixth grade. Please bring a snack to share and prepare to make a difference!
Needed: Childcare Assistants. Do you like interacting with kids? Are you 16 or older?
Our Childcare Program has an urgent need for assistants for Sunday Masses and weekday events,
particularly Wednesday mornings. This is a paid position. If you have any questions, come and visit us
between Masses! The Childcare Room is in the Parish Office building, next to the preschool. To apply,
contact Ferrell Gilson at 491-0890 ext 105.
St. Brigid’s Guild is having a bake sale after all Masses on October 23rd, to benefit pregnant women and infants. Please come.
We will be having our regular monthly meeting Tuesday, October 25th at 10:00AM in Hallen Hall.
All are welcome to come. For more information please call Judy Cook at 360-412-4114.
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Halloween Family Fun Carnival!
October 29th, 6PM - 8PM
Junior / Senior High Fund-raiser!
Come trick or treat with us and have a safe and fun time. Lots
of games for all the kids and everyone wins something. Fill
your bags with candy. Games include: Cupcake Walk, Balloon
Dart Throw, Ping-Pong Toss, Dice Game, Fishing Pond,
Golfing, etc.
Wear your costumes. The entire family is invited!
Tickets for games will be sold at the carnival.
Cost of tickets is 10 cents each.
There will also be hotdogs, chili dogs, nachos,
pop and water for sale.
Sacred Heart Parishioners
It's time again to start collecting donations of candy for the Family Fun
Carnival. Place the candy in bucket in the Narthex. Thanks in advance for
your donations to this event.
Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice
Navigating Grief in the Holidays: The holiday season can be especially challenging
and emotional for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The Navigating
Grief Holidays workshop is designed to help people understand and cope with their
grief during this time. Please join us for an event of inspiration and hope on
Thursday, November 10, 6PM-8PM at 3432 South Bay Rd. NE. There is no charge to
attend but please register by calling (360) 493-4684.
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October 23rd, 2016
Catholic brothers and sisters, come back home! Rediscover your spirituality. If you
are lost, have been turned off, or turned away, you have found a home here…
Maybe you (or someone you know) have been away from the Church for a little while or
for quite some time, but now you feel a longing in your heart calling you back to the Catholic
Church. Listen to that feeling. It’s our Heavenly Father reaching his arms out to you, the
Holy Spirit whispering in your ear, hoping to draw you home.
We hope you accept this as your invitation to rediscover the truth, wonder and mystery
of the Catholic faith. As your brothers and sisters in our worldwide Catholic family, we want
you back. We’ve missed you, and our Church is not the same without you. Regardless of the
reasons you left, you are always welcome home and there are ways to return to the practice
of the sacraments and the fullness of relationship with Jesus Christ and the Church he
founded. We are Catholic. Welcome home!
During Advent 2016, we will host a series of meetings focused entirely on you and your
questions, your concerns, your pain, and your doubts. Please contact Martha for the details
via email to [email protected], or via phone @ 360-491-0890 x104.
WELCOME BACK!
Stewardship Monthly Service Focus
On a weekly basis, we are
promoting an awareness of
Stewardship in the bulletin for
the parishioners. We hope you
have noticed these short references to Stewardship as a Way
of Life for all of us. We are spotlighting a specific
parish and community ministry that needs your
help. During October, we will be supporting a Literacy Project. We are looking for new and gently-used children’s’ books. These will be distributed through our Food Pantry. When families
come in to our food Pantry, it’s a perfect opportunity for children to select books of their own to
take home.
The Tuesday Small Christian Community is
sponsoring this project which will be displayed in
the Narthex. These opportunities are wonderful
ways to involve all our families in
sharing our abundance with others.
Please take time and go through the
children’s’ books that you have at
home and bring them in to share
with the children in our community.
Pride. Humility. The Gospel
story of the proud Pharisee
and the humble tax collector
(Lk 18:9-14) contrasts not
only humanity in general but also each one of us as
well. There burns within us a need to judge others.
And in this judging we always come out looking better than the one we’ve judged. It is in the struggle to
build a life of humility that we are facing our internal
dialogue of creating justice. There is no justice as
long as judging others as less than we consider ourselves. This kind of judging creates an Us-Them
mentality. Those we judge to be Them are on the
outside while we remain comfortably inside. The
ministry of Jesus constantly challenges these kind of
boundaries. He demonstrated that the Kingdom of
God is inclusionary. No one is to be left out. Jesus
challenges us to drop the illusions we have about
ourselves...as being superior or better than others.
We are called to stand with those whom we
judge...whom we consider our personal lepers. In
humility, where are we being called to lower our
judgmental barriers? “O God, be merciful to me a
sinner” (Lk 18:13).
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International Food Tasting
A truly wonderful International Food Tasting took place on Sunday afternoon and it was a great
success. It was exciting to see parishioners stopping at the tables and chatting for awhile as they received
their “international” taste. There was such a variety of foods. The preparation was the work of many
hands. We did notice that some parishioners came after the Noon Mass and stayed until after the 2 PM
Mass. They were just enjoying the opportunity to visit with other parishioners.
Our appreciation goes to Angel Vano, our Coordinator and all of the parishioners who made this a
truly inspiring event - Chamorro Community, Korean Community, Vietnamese Community, Filipino Community, Hispanic Community, Samoan Community, Holy Name, Knights of Columbus, German Guild, St.
Margaret’s, St. Brigid’s, St. Jude’s, St. Joseph’s. Thank you to Caroline, Ron and Phil. Congratulations to
all the door prize winners. Thank you to all who made this International Food Tasting so special and delicious.
ALL LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Saturday, November 12th
9am - Mass
10am - Hallen Hall /Refreshments
Presentation
“The Year of Mercy”
Commissioning
Break into ministry groups following presentation.
OUTSIDE GROUPS & EVENTS
Saint Michael Parish is looking to hire a Steward for Children
Ministries. This is a part-time position that develops, implements and
directs Faith Formation programs for Children's Ministries.
This position will require a successful background check according to
our Save Environment policies. To receive a Job Description and application, please email: [email protected].
Join the JPll Advancement Team!
Pope John Paul ll High
school is seeking a communications professional to plan
and carry out recruitment and
public relations strategies.
The successful candidate will become part of a
small, highly-motivated team, committed to
Catholic education and focused on increasing
the high school’s enrollment and profile in the
community. Applicants can find a full position
description at www.popejp2hs.org.
Holy Family School
Would your child benefit from a
small class size? Schedule a
tour. Visit our website at
www.holyfamilylacey.com. All
are welcome.
Enter to learn, go forth to serve.
Sacred Heart Parishioner
discount: $1,000.
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October 23rd, 2016
SACRED HEART OUTREACH
Financial Assistance 11 am - 12:30 pm Monday, Wednesday & Friday (Based on available funds)
Food Pantry 1 pm - 2:45 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Thurston County Satellite Food Bank 10 am - 12:30 pm on 2nd Saturday of the month
Food Pantry
We are in need of canned soup, corn, green beans, tomatoes, cereal, Top Ramen, Hamburger Helper, shampoo,
conditioner, razors, body wash, paper towels, toilet paper, bleach, & house hold cleaning supplies.
Sacred Heart Clothing Bank Hours: Wednesday and Friday 1pm - 2:45pm
With winter coming we are need of winter clothes, gloves, hats for adults, teens and children.
Also in need of backpacks, kitchen items.
No large furniture please.
Thank you for your support. For more information contact at Jimmy at 360-359-5383 or Joyce 360-951-6274.
Lord God, through the prayers of Mary, our Mother, bring your healing presence to all who are sick,
injured or troubled, especially:
Carmen Rios, Peter Brobst, Donald Guy, Jr, Jackie Garrard, Margaret Bryant, Ed Davis
Our loving God, rich in mercy, has opened wide the gates of paradise, offering rest & lasting joy:
Kathie Kelly, Antonio Leon Guerrero, Stephen E Bowdish, Willis J Bailey, Fr. Richard Parle,
Daniel Hoeschen, Ann Wilson, Anthony Swatsky, Barbara Bueschel, Wendy Jones, Paul
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