June 5, 2016

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June 5, 2016

SETON Sunday News
The
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - A Missionaries of the Holy Spirit Community
TENTH Sunday
in Ordinary Time
June 5, 2016
Year
C
Volume 2
Number 28
INTENTIONAL
DISCIPLES
Forgive
(Part 6)
pg 4-5
2 | The SETON Sunday News | Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 06/05/16
The Readings Today
Jesus’ healing ministry (see gospel: Luke 7:11-17 The raising of the widow’s dead son) was a “sneak preview” of what is yet
to come when the reign of God is fully established. We see healing in our midst and people brought to life in many different
ways (see first reading: 1 Kings 17:17-24 Elijah’s faith restores the boy to life). Do we notice it? Do we expect it? What
does it mean to be restored to life? What do we hope for from God’s promises? For Paul it is the authority that comes
directly from Christ (second reading: Gal 1:11-19).
Daily Spiritual Nourishment
Mon., June 6: 1 Kings 17:1-6; Matt 5:1-12
Blessed are ... The Sermon on the Mount is three chapters long in
Matthew’s Gospel, but before a single instruction is given to the
newly gathered disciples, there is one blessing after another. The
blessings come first. If God’s blessings were given only to those
who deserve them, they would come at the end: “Do this, and then
you will be blessed.” But Jesus begins his sermon with blessings.
Tues., June 7: 1 Kings 17:7-16; Matt 5:13-16
You are the salt of the earth. Salt is an ordinary substance, but it’s
also a precious commodity because we cannot live without it. In the
ancient world, salt was used much as we use money (that’s where
we get “salary”).
Wed., June 8: 1 Kings 18:20-39; Matt 5:17-19
Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets. I
have come not to abolish but to fulfill. Jesus broke the
commandments of his faith, confronted the Pharisees and challenged
the law as it had been interpreted. Jesus’ words remind us that it’s
Administration
Roberto Saldivar, M.Sp.S., Pastor
Mario Rodriguez, M.Sp.S., Vicar
Jorge Gomez del Valle, M.Sp.S., Vicar
Santos Mendoza, M.Sp.S., Brother
Craig Lundberg, Deacon
Shannon Everist,
Pastoral Asst. for Administration
Lori Lowery, Secretary
all too easy to become focused on the letter of the law. “To fulfill”
means moving beyond the letter of the law to discern and do the will
of God.
Thurs., June 9: 1 Kings 18:41-46; Matt 5:20-26
Whoever is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment. The
sixth commandment is clear: You shall not kill. But just as serious,
just as damaging, Jesus says, are resentment, name-calling, even
anger. Those who claim to love God cannot “kill” others with
insults, hatred and prejudice.
Fri., June 10: 1 Kings 19:9a, 11-16; Matt 5:27-32
Elijah, why are you here? In the “tiny, whispering sound,” Elijah
rose above the despair and remained faithful to his call as a prophet.
Sat., June 11: Acts 11:21b-26, 13:1-3; Matt 5:33-37
Memorial of Barnabas, apostle
Let your ‘Yes’ mean ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No’ mean ‘No.’ In the United
States, we are now about four months away from electing a new
president. As always, it is difficult to determine who is telling the
truth.
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Office Hours:
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FAITH FORMATION OFFICE
Officers and Councils
The Pastoral Council
Gerry Apin, Jenifer Arulnathan,
Eduardo Cardona, Jean Dellino,
Paul Gallagher, Bob Kennedy,
Jim Krieger, Alice Paine
The Leadership Team
Jonald Alejandro, Ana May Apin, Rolfson
Augustine, Shannon Everist, Marcia Gimenez,
Heidi Gogal, Dc. Craig Lundberg,
Steve Robinson
The Finance Council
Richard Carlson,
Bill Dunnigan, Shannon Everist
The Seton Sunday News Bulletin
Fr. Roberto Saldivar, MSpS, publisher
Marcia Gimenez, associate publisher
Deacon Craig Lundberg, executive vice president
Index
Calendar of Events
Daily Readings
Directory
From Fr. Mario
Happening…
Intentional Disciples
Pastor’s Corner
Sección en Español
Vocational Awareness
Typology
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P A S T O R ’ S Corner
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s a priest I have witnessed the
pain of many people who refuse to
accept the unexpected death of a child, a
sibling, a spouse or a parent. The truth is
that, as human beings, we will never be
sufficiently prepared to let go of those
we love. The pain many go through,
usually turns into a rebellion against life
and we blame God for the suffering.
How difficult it becomes for me to
comfort these people or help them have
peace.
In today’s Gospel reading, Jesus
meets a funeral procession on the gates
of the city of Nain (about 65 miles from
Jerusalem). The scene is very touching; a
mother is about to bury her only son.
How difficult it must have been for her!
Jesus is certainly not indifferent to her
sorrow and thus His words of
consolation were: “Do not cry, woman.”
As I stopped to meditate on His words I
thought: “why wouldn’t she cry, why
wouldn’t she mourn her son? We cannot
contain our tears… it is good to cry, it is
good to let it out! If we hold it in, it will
certainly hurt more! Those who do not
mourn a loved one but repress their
feelings, sooner or later those feelings
will come forth and create a more
difficult situation.
But Jesus was not referring to this
kind of repressiveness, what he refers to
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with the expression “woman, don’t cry”
is: “woman don’t fall into the trap of
despair, don’t think of death as the end
of life, don’t give up, don’t abandon
your hope and love for your son.” And
this becomes the invitation for us as
well. We must not cry for the passing
away of a loved one, for death is not the
end. Jesus is bringing us hope; death is
the beginning of new life, the beginning
of eternity with God.
We will all come to this moment,
each of us will have our own special
time (don’t be afraid to ask God for the
date of that special moment. I have
always asked God that I don’t want to
die abruptly, I want to prepare myself
even if that means to suffer… but then I
want to die on the day I was baptized:
July 6). In the Gospel Jesus cried upon
seeing how this woman was hurting and
He also cries for us
because he knows the
pain we go through as
we transition from the
physical
world
to
eternity. Our feelings
are inevitable but they
become even more
difficult when faith,
hope and love are lost.
But if faith, hope and
love are present for us,
then we must not cry,
the same invitation of
Jesus to the woman of
One of the goals we have set ourselves
is for stability in the communities.
However, the US Christ the Priest
Province is so small that it might be hard
to keep this promise. We are doing the
You may have noticed Fr Mario and best we can, we thank you for your
I have been away a lot these last couple prayers and understanding.
of weeks, and it is because the Provincial
On a different note, every year the
Council is working in the assignment of Guadalupe Committee puts together the
Missionaries of the Holy Spirit to all our Parish Dinner Dance as a way to raise
communities. Some of your concerns are funds for different projects at the Pastor’s
quite valid, as you wonder why do we discretion. Some of the things they have
move the Priests so much. One of the helped fund in recent years are: the
natural consequences of a Provincial stained glass windows in the vestibule,
Chapter and election of new Leadership upgrading of the restrooms, new carpet
Team is the new assignments for priests. and tables for the Fellowship Hall and
Nain is also for us.
We are now on the third week of
Stavros, those participating (which are
close to 80) will know what I am talking
about. The Spirituality of the Cross
focuses these feelings so we can
experience suffering and death within
love, without unknowns, rather as a
moment: what we all desire is now
attainable. In God there are no more
tears, no more questions need to be
asked, death will purify us from
everything that is corruptible. Life is a
preparation for this special moment. In
today’s Gospel Jesus brings to this
woman the hope, the love and the faith
that he wants us all to have. Let’s take
this time to make Jesus’ words our own
and find comfort in Him, for He is the
way, the resurrection and the life.
they contributed to the purchase of the
Tabernacle. This year, I was reflecting
not on practical material things but
spiritual ones, the funds raised will
be allocated to a restricted use fund for
retreats and materials on the Spirituality
of the Cross. It is my prayer that these
materials will help you grow in your
spiritual life. Your new Pastor, together
with the Leadership Team, will see to the
best use of these funds. That being said, I
hope you be part of this fun event and
enjoy great food on June 18th.
Your Brother In Christ,
Fr. Roberto Saldivar, M.Sp.S.
Intentional Disciples Forgive
“Father,forgivethem,theyknownotwhattheydo.”
Luke23:34
Initial Questions
Let’ssharesomethingaboutForgiveness….
What is forgiveness?
Why is forgiveness hard?
Why might forgiveness be essential to
understanding Jesus’ mission?
Why might forgiveness be essential to
understanding our mission as disciples?
When Jesus says that he came for “the
forgiveness of sins.”
He means all of this. Forgiveness is important!
SEAS
LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN...
Jesus, let us hear your call anew.
Bless us with the courage to respond.
Clear away all barriers.
Send your Holy Spirit and
make us your disciples.
Jesus, Savior of all People… Save them!
Forgiveness is central to Jesus’ mission and
message. We pray for forgiveness every time we
pray the Lord’s Prayer. Here’s the catch: We pray
for forgiveness only to the degree we’re willing to
forgive others. That means we better get pretty
good at forgiving.
Forgiveness is hard! There are often many
different components of forgiveness:

Recognizing our own need for
forgiveness

Accepting that we are forgivable

Asking for forgiveness (from God and
others)

Accepting that we are forgiven

Forgiving others
“Forgive and you will be forgiven. Give and gifts will be
given to you; a good measure, packed together, shaken
down, and over lowing, will be poured into your lap. For
the measure with which you measure will in return be
measured out to you.”
Luke 6:37-38
MYTHS:FORGIVENESSISNOT...
PRETENDING THAT NOTHING TOOK PLACE. Don’t lie to yourself.
... FORGETTING. With forgiving, memory loses its poison, but it doesn’t change the past.
... EXCUSING THE OFFENDER. Forgiveness tries to understand, not excuse, lest we forget the offender is a
human being; don’t rob him of responsibility.
... RETURNING EVERYTHING TO “AS IT WAS.” Damage was done; repair, if possible, takes time.
... MEASURED BY THE ABSENCE OF FEELING.
... GIVEN ON COMMAND. Forgiveness is a process of healing; it takes time. It begins with prayer to be able
to forgive. Like love, forgiveness must be freely given or else it is not real.
This week meditate on these short Scripture Texts gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, "Drink from
referring to Jesus’ Mission:
it, all of you, for this is my blood of the covenant,
which will be shed on behalf of many for the
Luke 1:76-79
forgiveness of sins.
[Zechariah, father of John the Baptist] “And you,
child, will be called prophet of the Most High, for you Luke 23:33-34
will go before the Lord to prepare his ways, to give When they came to the place called the Skull, they
his people knowledge of salvation through the cruci ied him and the criminals there, one on his
forgiveness of their sins, because of the tender mercy right, the other on his left. Then Jesus said, "Father,
of our God by which the daybreak from on high will forgive them, they know not what they do."
visit us to shine on those who sit in darkness and
death's shadow, to guide our feet into the path of Luke 24:46-48
peace.”
And he said to them, "Thus it is written that the
Messiah would suffer and rise from the dead on the
Matthew 26:26-28
third day and that repentance, for the forgiveness of
While they were eating, Jesus took bread, said the sins, would be preached in his name to all the
blessing, broke it, and giving it to his disciples said, nations, beginning from Jerusalem. You are witnesses
"Take and eat; this is my body." Then he took a cup, of these things.
In prayer answer the following question: Why is forgiveness central to Jesus’ mission?
KeyInsights
Forgiveness is everywhere in the
Gospels. If we allow forgiveness to
be an abstract concept, we fail to
allow it to challenge us. God wants
to forgive us. God wants us to
forgive others. Every disciple
should understand forgiveness as
central to discipleship.
Of all the Gospels, Luke places the
greatest emphasis on forgiveness
as central to Jesus mission. We get
this at the beginning through the
Canticle of Zechariah, and among
Jesus’ last words to his disciples.
Only in Luke, do we receive Jesus’
most powerful example of
forgiveness from the cross.
However, it is Matthew who places
forgiveness at the heart of the New
Covenant that Jesus establishes
through
his
death
and
resurrection. I should note that the
word “many” in Jesus’ words at the
Last Supper means the multitudes.
The Church believes that Jesus
gives his life for everyone while
still recognizing that not everyone
will accept Jesus’ offering.
WHOMDOINEEDTOFORGIVE?
When I harbor a grudge, real or imagined, fair or unfair, it shapes
me and poisons me. I need to let it go by forgiving.
Parents who disappointed you
A spouse who changed into someone else
A child who doesn’t live your dreams
The friend who let you down
The friend who abandoned you by dying or moving
The co-worker who didn’t speak up for you.
The company that does not recognize your efforts
The Church that tells you what to do, but doesn’t help you to do
it
The nation that conquered your ancestors
The perpetrators of discrimination
God who allowed your child to die.
God who doesn’t make the world better just for you
God who doesn’t give you the happiness your religiosity
deserves
God who wants you to be more than you are
Yourself
For putting yourself in a situation where you let yourself be
hurt
For putting yourself down
For enduring a bad relationship too long
For being a perfectionist and not letting yourself make
mistakes
Sección en Español
Mensaje del Párroco
Como sacerdote he tenido oportunidad
de ver el dolor de muchas personas que
rehúsan aceptar la muerte repentina de un
hijo, hermano, cónyuge o padre. La verdad
es que, como seres humanos que somos,
nunca estaremos preparados para dejar ir a
nuestros seres queridos. El dolor que
muchos sufren con frecuencia se
transforma en rebelión contra la vida y
terminamos culpando a Dios por el
sufrimiento. Qué difícil me resulta
consolar a estas personas, o ayudarles a
encontrar paz.
En el Evangelio de hoy, Jesús se
encuentra con una procesión fúnebre a la
entrada de la población de Naím, a unas 65
millas de Jerusalén. La escena es
conmovedora; una madre está por enterrar
a su único hijo. ¡Qué difícil situación para
ella! Jesús ciertamente no es indiferente al
dolor de ella como madre y entonces le
dice estas palabras de consuelo: “No
llores”. Mientras medito en las palabras de
Jesús, pienso, ¿por qué no habría de llorar,
de expresar el duelo por su hijo? No
podemos contener las lágrimas… llorar
hace bien. ¡Nos ayuda a desahogarnos! Si
contenemos las emociones, al final dolerá
más. Las personas que no hacen duelo por
los seres queridos, sino que reprimen sus
sentimientos, tarde o temprano éstos
saldrán a flote y crearán situaciones aún
más difíciles.
Pero Jesús no se refería a este tipo de
represión, lo que quiere decir con “no
llores” es: “mujer, no caigas en la trampa
LO QUE OCURRE EN...
Se habrán dado cuenta que el P.
Mario y yo hemos estado fuera con
frecuencia estas dos últimas semanas. La
razón es porque el Consejo Provincial está
trabajando en la asignación de Misioneros
del Espíritu Santo en todas nuestras
comunidades.
Algunas
de
sus
preocupaciones tienen mucha validez,
como preguntarse por qué movemos tanto
a los sacerdotes. Una de las consecuencias
naturales de un Capítulo Provincial y la
elección de un nuevo Consejo Provincial
de la desesperación. No pienses que la
muerte es el fin de la vida, no te des por
vencida, no pierdas la esperanza y el amor
por tu hijo”. Y esta es la invitación para
nosotros también. No debemos llorar por la
muerte de un ser querido, ya que la muerte
no es el fin. Jesús nos trajo esperanza; la
muerte es el comienzo de una nueva vida,
el comienzo de la eternidad junto a Dios.
A todos nos espera este momento,
cada uno de nosotros llegará a su momento
especial (no teman pedirle a Dios algo
especial para ese día. Yo siempre le he
pedido a Dios que no quiero morir
súbitamente, quiere prepararme, incluso si
eso significa sufrir… pero también quiero
morir en el aniversario de mi bautismo, 6
de julio). En el evangelio Jesús llora
cuando ve cuánto sufre la mujer, y también
llora por nosotros porque conoce el dolor
que padecemos cuando
pasamos de este mundo
físico a la eternidad. Es
inevitable
padecer
nuestros sentimientos,
pero son mucho más
difíciles
de
tolerar
cuando perdemos la fe,
la esperanza y el amor.
Pero si tenemos fe,
esperanza
y
amor,
entonces no debemos
llorar;
la
misma
invitación que Jesús le
hace a la mujer de Naím
es para nosotros.
es dar nueva ubicación a los sacerdotes.
Nos hemos fijado como meta buscar más
estabilidad en las comunidades, sin
embargo, al ser la Provincia Cristo
Sacerdote de los Estados Unidos tan
pequeña, quizás se nos haga difícil
mantener esta promesa. Estamos haciendo
nuestro mejor esfuerzo, les agradecemos
sus oraciones y su paciencia.
Ya estamos en la tercera semana de
Stavros, los participantes (que son cerca de
80) entenderán lo que quiero decir. La
Espiritualidad de la Cruz concentra estos
sentimientos
para
que
podamos
experimentar el sufrimiento y la muerte
dentro del amor, sin incógnitas, más bien
como un momento: lo que todos deseamos
ahora está al alcance de la mano. En Dios
ya no hay más lágrimas, no hacen falta
más preguntas, la muerte nos purificará de
todo lo corruptible. La vida toda es
preparación para este momento. En el
evangelio de hoy Jesús le da a esta mujer
la esperanza, la fe y el amor que quiere que
todos nosotros tengamos. Aprovechemos
esta oportunidad para asimilar las palabras
de Jesús y encontrar consuelo en El,
porque Él es el camino, la resurrección y la
vida.
mesas para el Salón, y también donaron
parte del Tabernáculo. Este año, estuve
reflexionando en cosas espirituales, no
materiales: los fondos recaudados serán
asignados a una Cuenta de uso restringido
para retiros y materiales sobre la
Espiritualidad de la Cruz. Ruego a Dios
que estos materiales les ayuden a crecer en
su vida espiritual. El nuevo Párroco, junto
al Equipo de Liderazgo, encontrarán la
mejor manera de utilizar estos fondos.
Espero que sean parte de este divertido
evento y vengan a disfrutar la excelente
cena el 18 de junio.
En otro tema, cada año el Comité
Guadalupano organiza la Cena baile
Parroquial para recaudar fondos para
diversos proyectos, a discreción del
Párroco. Algunos de los proyectos a los
que han contribuido en los últimos años Tu hermano en Cristo,
son: los vitrales de la entrada, la P. Roberto Saldivar, MSpS
renovación de los baños, nueva alfombra y
You were Created to Love and to be Holy
—————Fr. Mario Rodriguez, MSpS—————
Each one of us has been created very carefully and lovingly. God has taken the time in Eternity to imagine and
create us. In the Book of Jeremiah 1:5 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I
dedicated you, a prophet to the nations I appointed you.” Even then God had the plan and journey to happiness for
us; it is just a matter of uncovering His plan and responding to the graces God gives us in each stage of our life. We
have been created to live, but also to be HOLY and be in full communion. Our inner being is hungry for
communion and for deep relationships. We are thirsty to be in deep relationships with others, but above all, our
being longs to be with God.
Fr. Felix Rougier invites us: “If we correspond to those graces, which are inherently OURS through the mercy
and endless generosity of God toward us, we will surely make OUR TRUE PERSONALITY bloom and grow, in
accordance with the eternal plan. Not in the sense of the SELFISH ME, which feeds on concupiscence and pride,
rather ascending ever higher, until we reach a union more and more intimate with our Creator.”
Make life bloom through communion with God. This is the mission we have by being Christian. Let it be noticed
that you have found love in Jesus Christ the Savior, and that it is Christ who gives meaning to all of our existence. In
Jesus we will find ways to see our personality mature day by day. We can all be today better than we were
yesterday, Jesus invites us to believe that, and do as much as we
can to make the transformation happen.
Take courage, believe that you have been created to
do wonders in the name of God. God makes you a
prophet of His message of Mercy and Peace for all
humanity. You are a disciple and witness of LOVE
INCARNATE.
Fuiste Creado para Amar y
Santi icarte
Cada uno de nosotros hemos sido creados con sumo cuidado
y con sumo amor. Dios se ha tomado el tiempo en la Eternidad para pensarnos y crearnos. En el libro de Jeremías 1, 5
nos dice: «A ntes de formarte en el seno de tu madre, ya te conocía; antes de que tú nacieras, yo te consagré, y te destiné a
ser profeta de las naciones.» Desde antes Dios ya tenía el plan y el camino de felicidad para nosotros; sólo es cuestión
de irlo descubriendo y respondiendo a las gracias que Dios nos va presentando en las diferentes etapas de nuestra vida.
Hemos sido creados para existir, pero también hemos sido creados para ser SANTOS y estar en plena comunión. Nuestro
interior está hambriento de comunión y de relación profunda. Estamos sedientos de estar en relación profunda con los
demás, pero sobre todo nuestro ser ansía estar con Dios.
El P. Félix de Jesús Rougier nos invitaba: “Si correspondemos a tales gracias, MUY NUESTRAS, por la
misericordia y la inagotable generosidad de Dios para con nosotros, haremos florecer y desarrollar, según el plan eterno,
NUESTRA VERDADERA PERSONALIDAD; no en el sentido del YO EGOISTA, que vive de concupiscencia y de
soberbia, sino elevándonos sin cesar, hasta una unión cada vez más íntima con nuestro Creador”.
Hacer florecer la vida en la comunión con Dios. Esta es la misión que tenemos como cristianos. Que se vea que has
encontrado el amor en Cristo Jesús, el salvador y que Cristo es quien llena de sentido toda nuestra existencia. En Jesús
vamos a ir encontrando caminos para madurar nuestra personalidad cada día más. Sabemos que no somos perfectos, pero
que estamos llamados a irnos perfeccionando día a día. Cada uno de nosotros podemos ser hoy mejores que ayer, Jesús
nos invita a creerlo y hacer lo posible para irnos transformando.
Ánimo, cree que has sido creado para hacer maravillas en el nombre de Dios. Dios te hace profeta de su mensaje de
Misericordia y Paz para toda la humanidad. Eres discípulo y testigo del AMOR ENCARNADO.
A WAITING HARVEST
Vocation Awareness
PADRE SERRA SAYS:
Jesus called each one us to a vocation, not just our priests and religious.
Our Church needs committed lay ministers to spread the Gospel in our
world.
Some of us have heard the Word of God preached by lay ministers at a
special time of year in our parishes. Some of our parishes may have lay
pastoral associates who administer the parish because there is no full-time
priest/pastor.
Most of us encounter lay ministers of the Eucharist at our Sunday
celebrations, as lectors and altar servers. Many of the homebound are
regularly visited by lay ministers of care who pray the Scriptures with them
and distribute Communion. These are but a few of the ministries that lay
people are called to. Ask yourself — how can I serve? Do you have your
“shoulder to the wheel?” Are you “pulling an oar in the ship of our Church?”
Can you befriend the lonely, visit the sick, assist the elderly, prepare and
give homilies? If so, sound off. Let us inform our pastors of the talents we
are ready to freely offer to serve our parish.
Christ said, “I came to serve, not to be served.” How about you?
Serra for priestly and religious vocations
10TH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
Monday June 6
Edge BBQ
Clase Estudio Bíblico
Tuesday June 7
Women’s Fellowship
Rosary for Life
Adoration/Bible Study
Wednesday June 8
Nimble Fingers
Alpha
Thursday June 9
AA
St. Vincent de Paul
6:30pm
7pm
St. 4
10am
12noon
7pm
Hall
Church
Chapel
12pm
6:30pm
Hall
Hall
6:30pm
6:30pm
St. 1
St. 7
SacraMentors
7pm
St. 2
Vine
Catholic Daughters
Luz y Vida—Gpo de Oración
STAVROS
Friday June 10
Guadalupe Committee
Grupo de Jóvenes
Youth Music Concert
Saturday June 11
SacraMentors
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
St. 3
Seton House
Colon Center
Hall
7pm
7pm
7pm
St. 4
Youth Room
Church
8am
St. 6
This week please
pray for
Collin Parrish,
Blessed Sacrament
Church, Seattle.
Theology III,
Mundelein Seminary
Ordained Transitional
Deacon on June 4th at
Blessed Sacrament,
Seattle.
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
Priests: Fr. Roberto Saldivar, M.Sp.S.
Fr. Mario Rodriguez, M.Sp.S.
Y o u t h Section
Ty p o l o g y
Let me explain… Being single,
I’ve found myself with a whole
by Leah Murphy (taken from www.LifeTeen.com)
host of exciting and wonderful
opportunities. I can literally do
I like G-Eazy’s recent hit “Me, Myself, and I” as much as the whatever I want, I’m not tied
next person. It’s catchy, fun, and, at first listen, seems to contain a down by any one person so I can
message I’m all about.
do what I want.
The emptiness of Me, Myself and I part 1 of 2
I’ve been rocking the single life for a solid 24 years now, with a
When Single Life Turns Into
few brief moments of dating sprinkled in there, so belting along Selfish Life
the single-pride hook with Bebe Rexha has happened more than a
To some extent, this freedom is
couple times.
a really good thing. I’ve grown to
be more confident and selfIt’s just me, myself, and I / Solo ride until I die
sufficient. However, this freedom
‘Cause I got me for life / Oh I don’t need a hand to hold
can also turn in on itself and I can
Even when the night is cold / I got that fire in my soul
begin to think really selfishly,
When this song first came out awhile back, and I tried to master just doing things for myself
G-Eazy’s sick rhymes, I found I could relate to the lyrics and because I can. When this attitude
started to embrace the basic gist of what this song is about:
permeates my life and I consistently think of myself first, I can
take on an attitude of bitterness towards committed relationships.
I can handle life on my own.
I see the things I’d have to give up for a relationship that I cared
I don’t need anyone but myself.
about and it’s very tempting to cling to my selfishness, rather than
I’m going to look out for me and only me… buy the things I
recognize the good of relationships.
want, go where I want to go, do the things I want to do.
And the reality is, living a life where you don’t need to make
I don’t have anyone in my life to hold me down.
time for another person is probably easier. Living a life where you
Full disclosure: this initially seems like a gr eat pr oposition don’t need to check in with someone before going out with
to me! But it can at times (at least in my experience), lead to an friends can seem more fun. Living a life where you can go from
attitude of bitterness towards relationships, rooted in a selfishness date to date without ever making a serious commitment can be
that can make it very difficult to love freely and authentically.
more thrilling. But all those things don’t necessarily make life
better. I can find myself still unsettled — not truly happy.
Monday June 6th - EDGE BBQ and Potluckthis is open to all families of current Edge
students and to those entering 6th grade in
the fall. Bring a dish to share- Hamburgers,
hot dogs and drinks will be provided. Note
BBQ begins at 6:30 PM
June 24/25 SCREAM - overnight fun
event for those going into 6th -9th.
July 11-15- Transformers - Service Day Camp for
all middle school youth.
Hey, did anyone see Fr.
Mario’s
friend
get
profiled in a big way in
this
week’s
Sports
Illustrated?
Go, Chicharito! http://
www.si.com/planetfutbol/2016/05/31/
chicharito-mexico-javier
-hernandez-bayerleverkusen
Did you hear about Pope Francis giving
those kids a free ride in his popemobile?
Yeah, he’s pretty great. All the more
reason to go to Rome and hang out near
St. Peter’s Basilica! https://goo.gl/
UPLUpu
“Harvard Study Recommends Religion
After Finding Church-Goers Live
Longer” Is this surprising or not?
https://goo.gl/FweR4u
 Those of you
clamoring for
another pie
fundraiser, don’t worry—we plan to sell pies again in a
few weeks to raise funds for our teens volunteering at 4US
events this summer. Patience, patience!
 Teens interested in joining our parish groups participating
in Steubenville Northwest, Ignite Your Torch, or 4US,
contact SK right away at [email protected].
HAPPENING Here and elsewhere
The Guadalupe Committee invites you to
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s
Masquerade Dinner Dance
Saturday June 18 2016
6:30 pm
Fellowship Hall—$30.00
No childcare available
Bring your Mask
Your parish is here to assist you and your family as you
go through difficult transitions and losses. Don’t hesitate to
call on us for support and assistance. Help us do what Pope
Francis asks of us “to become involved by word and deed in
people’s daily lives’ and be ‘supportive, standing by people
every step of the way.’ (The Joy of the Gospel)
Information in the narthex:
[email protected].
Sisters of St Joseph of Peace Summer Retreat, “God’s
Great Gift of Mercy”
Presented by Fr. Marlin Connole
July 8-15, 2016
St. Mary-on-the-Lake, 1663 Killarney Way, Bellevue, 98004
$350.00, includes lunch, dinner and coffee breaks
To register or for more information contact Linda Hanson
at 425-467-5499 or e-mail [email protected]
Volunteer(s) needed for part Ɵme (2-3 hours/week – March
thru October) garden work on church and rectory
proper es. Work mainly involves: Weeding, pruning, watering,
plan ng etc. If interested contact Shannon Everist:
425-481-0303 ext24 Or [email protected]
La Parroquia necesita voluntarios para trabajo de jardinería en la
Iglesia y la Rectoría. Comunicarse con Shannon.
Rincón de Raquel
Sanar las heridas del Aborto Provocado
“Este retiro me cambió la vida—Estaré siempre
agradecida. Por pirmera vez en mi vida puedo decir que me
perdoné, y eso en sí es un milagro.”
-Testimonio de Retiro
Venga a un retiro del Viñedo de Raquel™ y reciba Su Misericordia
abundante y sin límites.
Del 7 al 9 de Octubre, 2016
(Por favor, llame tan pronto sea posible.)
ALPHA would like to thank the following ministries for
providing dinner at our recent ALPHA nights: Simbang Gabi,
Velankanni and Knights of Columbus. We are grateful for all of
our kitchen volunteers and the delicious food!
Becoming Catholic
Have you ever thought about becoming Catholic?
Have you ever wondered about what Catholics
believe?
Have you ever wanted a better understanding of
Mass or the Sacraments?
If you have thought, wondered or wanted, then
maybe it’s time to check out how one can become Catholic.
Please feel free to drop by Station 4 (lower level of the
church building) on Sunday, June 19, 10:15am to 10:45am
and ask about becoming Catholic. No sign-up, no obligation,
just a chance to find out what we have for you.
First Communion and ConfirmaƟon photos are in. You can
pick them up in the RE oﬃce Monday – Friday 10am to
5pm. If you need to arrange for another me please call the
RE oﬃce at 425-481-9358.
Women’s Fellowship: On Tuesday, June 7th we will be
watching on DVD “Divine Mercy-The Second Greatest Story Ever
Told” presented by Fr. Michael Gaitley MIC. Here we explore the
cradle of the Catholic Faith in Poland and the great Saints of
Poland who have had a part in preserving our Catholic faith
throughout the ages. All Women welcome.
All parishioners ar e welcome to join us pr aying the Rosary for
Life at noon in the sanctuar y.
Contact Mary Christie: 425-776-3967
Or Rachel Castro: 425-486-9232 if you have questions.
Rachel’s Corner
Hope and Healing After Abortion
“This retreat was life-changing for me – I will be forever
grateful.
For the first time in my life, I can say that I have forgiven
myself, which is a miracle.”
-Testimonial after Retreat
Come on a Rachel’s Vineyard™ Retreat and and receive His
abundant and boundless mercy.
August 12-14, 2016
Marisela 206.450.7814
deje un mensaje confidencial
Call Valerie: 1-800-822-HOPE (4673)
¡Con amor eterno te he amado!
You are loved with an everlasting Love!
El Proyecto Raquel es un programa de la agencia de Catholic
Community Services.
Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services.
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES
Counseling 425-257-2111 or 888-240-8572
MINISTRIES & GROUPS
Altar Servers, Jane Baer and Veronica Cardona
Apostleship of the Cross, Vicki Leone
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, Elisabeth Kramp
Coffee & Donuts, Kelly Cooley
EMEs Ana May Apin and Amelia Carver
Environment Team, Claudia Galindo
Funeral Committee, Pat Maurer
Guadalupe Committee, Claudia Galindo
Homebound Ministers, Marianne Iwamoto
Home Visitation/Peer Counseling, Joan Kluck
Lectors, Nicolette Gagner and Elvira Hernandez
Linens, Linda Brownfield
Min. of Hospitality, Doug Portello and Graciela Chagoya
Music Coordinator, Kathy Egashira
Pastoral Council, Paul Gallagher/Gerry Apin
Pro-Life Ministry, Karen Salvati
Sacramentors, Scott Occhiuto
Simbang Gabi, Gerry Apin
Vine Moms group, Erin Robinson
Women’s Fellowship, Mary Christie
Young Adult Group, Roberto Martinez
COLLABORATORS IN MINISTRY
Cascade Serra Club, Ken Christie
Catholic Daughters, Kathy Taylor
Knights of Columbus, Chris Harvill
St. Vincent de Paul
425-355-3504
Connect to St Elizabeth Ann
Seton Church through
myParish App
(for I-Phone and Android)
Want to listen to Sunday’s
homily? Download the App!
Are you interested in playing this summer on the St
Elizabeth Ann Seton CoEd softball team? Must be 21
years of age or older. Please contact Susie King at
425.481.9358 ext 34 or email [email protected].
Please keep the sick among us in your prayers, especially:
Mina Amlag
Salvador Andrada
Roberta Autron
Tom Bender
Jane Bentley
Shawna Boger
Eulalia Castillo
Ruth Carpizo
Ed Crull
Billie Dougherty
Anna Epps
Fran Fielden
Marjorie Frye
Vanessa Griffith
Dee Holiday-Osborne
Fred Hundertmark
Rosemary Jesmer
Helen Johnston
Patricia Kramer
Jennie Leyva
Patti Means
Marie Milne
Shirley Muntz
Yolanda Noblezada
Teresa Paris
Ritzy Rafer
Floyd Roderick
Lily Ann Roderick
Joyce Rosas
Florentine Ruhland
Benita Schumacher
Jim Schumacher
Leticia Solorzano
Fran Sphung
Adrienne Steuer
Harry St Nicholas
Francis Sullivan
Richard Totorica
Barb West
Tami Wyatt
May God the Father bless you, God the Son heal you and
God the Holy Spirit enlighten you. Amen.
PHONE/EMAIL DIRECTORY
Staff and Clergy
Everist, Shannon
Garcia, Rosamaria
Gomez, Fr. Jorge
King, Susie
Kramp, Stephen
Lowery, Lori
Lundberg, Dn. Craig
Matheny, Stephanie
Mendoza, Br. Santos
Moran, Stephanie
Rodriguez, Fr. Mario
Saldivar, Fr. Roberto
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425-481-9358 ext.29
425-481-0303 ext.22
425-481-9358 ext.34
425-481-9358 ext.26
425-481-0303 ext.21
425-481-0303 ext.25
425-481-9358 ext.31
425-481-0303 ext.36
425-481-9358 ext.28
425-481-0303 ext.23
425-481-0303 ext.39
Adams, Arthur
Alejandro, Jon
Apin, Ana May
Apin, Gerry
Arulnathan, Jenifer
Augustine, Rolfson
Auroux, Jacqueline
Baer, Jane
Brownfield, Linda
Cardona, Eduardo
Cardona, Veronica
Carver, Amelia
Chagoya, Graciela
Christie, Ken
Christie, Mary
Cooley, Kelly
Dellino, Jean
Egashira, Kathy
Galindo, Claudia
Gagner, Nicolette
Gallagher, Paul
Gimenez, Marcia
Gogal, Heidi
Harvill, Chris
Hernandez, Elvira
Iwamoto, Marianne
Kennedy, Robert
Kluck, Joan
Krieger, Jim
Kramp, Elisabeth
Leone, Vicki
Martinez, Roberto
Maurer, Pat
Occhiuto, Scott
Paine, Alice
Portello, Doug
Robinson, Erin
Robinson, Steve
Salvati, Karen
Taylor, Kathy
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Ministries and groups
425-948-7635
425-487-3432
425-741-2007
425-741-2007
425-488-3264
425-420-4406
425-585-0303
425-357-1037
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425-239-5665
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206-214-5884
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425-481-7022
425-338-1268
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425-337-1028
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425-876-9986
425-385-8694
425-418-1636
425-337-9928
425-770-0361
425-482-5993
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425-327-8700
425-485-8056
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available at the time this bulletin went to print. We will
report two weeks together next Sunday, June 12.
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