Gospel Reading, John 4:5-42 Liturgy Schedule Parish Information

Third Sunday in Lent—2-28-2016
• III Domingo de Cuaresma—02.28.2016
Liturgy Schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday: 5PM Vigil
Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 11AM,
1PM Spanish, 6PM Life Teen
Weekday Liturgies (English)
Mass
9AM: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
6PM: Thursday (during Lent)
Liturgy of the Word: 9AM Tuesday
Anointing Mass (English)
9AM First Saturday of the Month
Reconciliation (English and Spanish)
Thursdays during Lent 5:15-5:45PM
Saturdays 3-4:30PM or by appointment
Parish Information
141 156th Avenue SE
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-747-4450
www.stlouise.org
See page 10 for a full listing of Parish
Staff.
Gospel Reading, John 4:5-42
Jesus answered and said to her,
“Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again;
but whoever drinks the water I shall give will never thirst;
the water I shall give will become in him
a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”
Consulte la página 10 para obtener
una lista completa de Personal de la
Parroquia.
Parish Office Hours
Monday: 9AM-6PM
(closed between 12:30-1:30PM)
Tuesday thru Friday: 9AM-7PM
Saturday: 10AM-2PM
Sunday: Closed
From the Pastor • Del Pastor
Dear Parishioners,
Queridos Feligreses:
The Parish Pastoral Council is in the final
stage of preparation of the new five-year
Strategic Plan for St. Louise, and will
present that plan to our parish leadership
(councils, commissions and other leadership
groups) on Wednesday, March 16, at
6:30PM in the Parish Hall. We have been
engaged in the strategic-planning process
under the guidance of consultant Steve
Donaldson, who does this kind of work with parishes and other
groups in our Archdiocese.
El Consejo Pastoral de la Parroquia está en la etapa final de
preparación del nuevo Plan Estratégico de cinco años para
Santa Luisa, y presentará ese plan al liderazgo de nuestra
parroquia (consejos, comisiones y otros grupos de liderazgo) el
miércoles 16 de Marzo, a las 6:30PM en el Salón Parroquial. Nos
hemos comprometido a este proceso de planeación estratégica
bajo la guía del consultor Steve Donaldson, quien realiza este tipo
de trabajo con parroquias y otros grupos en nuestra Arquidiócesis.
Here are the steps that have led us to this point:
August 2014: Soon after I arrived as pastor of St. Louise, Steve
Donaldson led a session in which the Parish Staff began to talk
about priorities for the future.
Estos son los pasos que nos han traído hasta este punto:
Agosto de 2014: Poco después de que yo llegué como pastor de
Santa Luisa, Steve Donaldson dirigió una sesión en la cual el
Personal de la Parroquia empezó a hablar acerca de las
prioridades para el futuro.
Noviembre de 2014: Steve dirigió al Consejo Pastoral en una
velada para soñar acerca del futuro.
November 2014: Steve led the Pastoral Council on an evening
to dream about the future.
Diciembre de 2014-Enero de 2015: Los feligreses completaron
una encuesta sobre la parroquia.
December 2014-January 2015: Parishioners completed a parish
survey.
Febrero de 2014: Steve dirigió al Personal de la Parroquia en un
retiro de seguimiento.
February 2014: Steve led the Staff in a follow-up retreat.
April 2015: Steve led the parish leadership on a retreat to dream
about our future.
Abril de 2015: Steve dirigió al liderazgo de la parroquia en un
retiro para soñar acerca del futuro.
May 2015: A Draft Committee drawn from parish leadership
used input from the parish leadership retreat and parish survey to
write a first draft of the Strategic Plan.
September 2015: The Draft Committee presented their work to
the Pastoral Council. The draft included eight priorities for the
Strategic Plan.
October 2015: The Parish Council sought comments from the
leadership groups on the draft Strategic Plan.
November 2015: A Subcommittee of the Pastoral Council was
formed to review the comments from parish leadership and make
needed adjustments to the draft Strategic Plan.
January 2016: The Subcommittee reported to the Pastoral
Council that the two most common priorities mentioned in all
the comments were building faith and community. The
Pastoral Council discussed the possibility of using a parish retreat
experience, “Christ Renews His Parish,” as a means to foster the
growth of both faith and community for our parish.
For now, I ask that every parishioner include this important
work in your prayers. The new Strategic Plan will help to set our
direction as a parish for the next three to five years. Every St.
Louise parishioner could be affected to one degree or another by
this effort. The Pastoral Council is on fire with excitement, and I
hope that in time you will be too!
With gratitude to the many people who have worked hard on our
behalf,
Fr. Gary Zender
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Mayo de 2015: Un Comité formado por miembros del liderazgo
de la parroquia utilizó los comentarios del retiro y de la encuesta
de la parroquia para escribir el primer borrador del Plan
Estratégico.
Septiembre de 2015: El Comité presentó su trabajo al Consejo
Pastoral, incluyendo ocho prioridades para el Plan Estratégico.
Octubre de 2015: El Consejo Pastoral pidió a los grupos de
liderazgo sus comentarios sobre el borrador del Plan Estratégico.
Noviembre de 2015: Se formó un Subcomité del Consejo
Pastoral para revisar los comentarios del liderazgo de la parroquia
y hacer los ajustes necesarios al borrador del Plan Estratégico.
Enero de 2016: El Subcomité reportó al Consejo Pastoral que las
dos prioridades más mencionadas en todos los comentarios
fueron: construir la fe y la comunidad. El Consejo Pastoral
discutió la posibilidad de utilizar la experiencia de un retiro
parroquial llamado “Christ Renews His Parish,” (“Cristo Renueva
Su Parroquia”) como un medio para promover el crecimiento de la
fe y la comunidad en nuestra parroquia.
Por ahora, le pido a cada uno de ustedes que incluya este
importante trabajo en sus oraciones. El nuevo Plan Estratégico
ayudará a establecer nuestra dirección como parroquia durante los
próximos tres a cinco años. Cada uno de los miembros de Santa
Luisa podría verse impactado de uno u otro modo por este
esfuerzo. El Consejo Pastoral está realmente emocionado, y yo
espero que con el tiempo ustedes también lo estén!
Con gratitud hacia mucha gente que ha trabajado duro por
nosotros,
Padre Gary Zender
WELCOME to St. Louise Parish
If you are new here, a returning Catholic, or have been a member and
don’t feel connected, contact our Parish Office at 425-747-4450 to
find out more information about the parish. If you are interested in
registering, fill out an information card, found at the welcome desk in
the main vestibule of the church, and drop it in the collection basket,
or register online at www.stlouise.org.
BIENVENIDO a Santa Luisa
Si eres nuevo aquí, un regresando católica, o ha sido miembro y no
se sienten conectados, póngase en contacto con nuestra Oficina
Parroquial al 425-747-4450 para obtener más información acerca de
la parroquia. Si usted está interesado en registrarse, llenar una tarjeta
de información, que se encuentra en la recepción de bienvenida en el
vestíbulo principal de la iglesia, y colóquelo en la canasta de la
colecta, o registrarse en línea en www.stlouise.org.
24-Hour Prayer Vigil Begins Friday, March 4
St. Louise’s Annual 24-Hour Prayer Vigil will begin with 9AM Mass on
Friday and end with benediction at 8:45AM on Saturday. All are welcome to come and pray, individually and as a community. Below is the
schedule:
A box for prayer intentions and a sign9AM – 10AM First Friday Mass (March 4)
up sheet has been
10AM – 6PM Silent prayer
placed in the main
6PM – 6:30PM Rosary (English)
vestibule. Please
6:30PM – 7PM Stations of the Cross (Sp.)
place your prayer
7PM – 7:30PM Rosary (Spanish)
intentions in the box
7:30PM – 9PM Adoration & vocal prayer (Sp.)
and sign up for an
9PM – 9AM
Silent prayer
hour of vigil prayer
8:45AM
Benediction (March 5)
9AM
Mass with Anointing of the Sick time. For questions
contact Esther
Lucero-Miner at
425-747-4450 or
[email protected].
Parish Reconciliation Services
Thursdays, March 3, 7PM and March 17, 10:30AM
If you haven't gone to confession in a while, Lent is the perfect time to
reconcile yourself with God and the Church. Our Lenten Reconciliation
Services are scheduled for this Thursday, March 3, 7PM, and Thursday, March 17, 10:30AM. Several priests will be joining us to hear
confessions for these services.
This Week In Our Parish
Esta Semana en Nuestra Parroquia
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28 - 3nd Sunday in Lent
Charger Cards for sale after the 7:30AM and 9AM
Masses
Lenten Scripture Study 8:45-9:35AM and
10:05-10:55AM - St. Louise Room
RCIA Scrutiny #1 at 11AM Mass
4PM Divorce and Beyond - Parish Center
4-6PM K of C Spaghetti Dinner - Parish Hall
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29
It’s a leap year!
TUESDAY, MARCH 1
7PM Communications Committee - Parish Center
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2
6PM Stations of the Cross (English)
6:30PM School Winter Concert - Parish Hall
THURSDAY, MARCH 3
9AM Mass
NO 6PM Mass
6:30PM School Commission
7PM Parish Reconciliation Service (English)
FRIDAY, MARCH 4
24 Hour Prayer Vigil Begins - See schedule to the left
9:45AM Legion of Mary - Elbert Library
10AM Senior Bulletin Stuffing - Parish Center
6:30PM Women’s Bible Study - Parish Center
SATURDAY, March 5
24 Hour Prayer Vigil Ends - See schedule to the left
9AM Mass with Anointing of the Sick
SUNDAY, March 6 - 3nd Sunday in Lent
Lenten Scripture Study 8:45-9:35AM and
10:05-10:55AM - St. Louise Room
4PM Divorce and Beyond - Parish Center
Scrutiny #2 at 6PM Mass
9AM Mass this Thursday, March 3
Please note that, because of our Parish Reconciliation
Service this Thursday evening, there will not be 5:15
confessions or Mass this Thursday evening. Mass on
March 3 Mass will be celebrated at 9AM this
Thursday.
Individual Reconciliation is also available on Thursdays, 5:15-5:45PM,
February 11, 18, 25, March 10 (English & Spanish) and all Saturdays except Holy Saturday, 3PM–4:30PM (English & Spanish).
Preparation for confession should include an examination of conscience, which means you think back on sins you have committed
since your last confession. What happens during confession depends on the priest and the person. Most people still start with the
formula: "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It has been (state the number of months or years) since my last confession." If you
can't remember the words or you don't recall how long it's been, don't worry. Just tell the priest it's been a long time, and he will guide
you through the process. What you will experience is the healing gift of God's love, the chance to start over with a clean conscience,
and an overwhelming sense of gratitude. (from Our Sunday Visitor)
For more information on how to make a confession visit our website, www.stlouise.org.
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Activities and Events
Ethnic Fest: Second Organizing
Meeting
Association of Catholic Childhood
Maude Rogers Circle
MARCH 3, 7PM-9PM - PARISH HALL
Are you interested in showcasing your ethnic
heritage? Do you love to perform ethnic
dance or music? Is cooking and sharing food
from your ethnic origin a passion? If so, we
are in need of your time and talent!!! We are
recruiting parishioners to create a display
booth of their ethnic heritage and provide a
taste of their country’s cuisine. We are also
looking for parishioners who would love to
show off their ethnic music and/or dance
talents on stage. If you are interested in
helping, please join us for our second planning meeting: Thursday, March 3, 2016,
7PM-9PM, Parish Hall. Please contact Dawn McIntosh at
[email protected] with any questions.
MEETS THIS THURSDAY, MARCH 3,1PM
Association of Catholic Childhood, Maude Rodgers
Circle meets on the first Thursday of the month at 1PM in
the Parish Center. The Association for Catholic Childhood is a
women’s volunteer organization that provides funding and
advocacy for Western Washington children and families in
need, regardless of race or creed. All women are welcome to
attend the meeting. For more information contact Helen Frank,
[email protected].
Holy Thursday Towels for the
Women’s Wellness Center
NOW UNTIL MARCH 20
Parishioners are encouraged to donate new clean white bath
towels between now and Sunday, March 20.
We will use these towels to wash feet during our Holy Thursday
Mass. Then, we will donate the towels to the Women's
Wellness Center. The Center is in the basement of the
Josephinum and provides hygiene and wellness services for
adult women who are homeless in downtown Seattle. All
services and products are free, including showers, laundry, first
aid and resources.
You may drop off your towels in the box in the main vestibule of
the church. Questions, contact Lynette Basta,
[email protected].
Forever Young
A Group for 55+ and/or Retired
Next meeting Wednesday, March 23, 9:45AM in the Parish
Hall. Topic is “Living Well, Believing Well: The Sacred
Triduum Seen Through the Lens of Our Baptism” presented
by no other, but Fr. Chuck Palluck.
Scrabble Group, will meet Wednesday march 2, 10AM
contact Kathy Reifers 425-746-6456 for questions.
Forever Young Book Club will meet on Friday, March 18,
9:45AM in the Parish Center. March’s book to be discussed
will be “The Invention of Wings” by Sue Monk.
Next Forever Young outing is: “A Visit to Point Defiance
Zoo and Lunch” on Thursday, March 10. Please call Bob
Leingang (425-643-0779) if interested in attending.
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Minister of the Word Retreat
SATURDAY, MARCH 5
The MOW Retreat, “Growing in God’s Mercy and Love as a Minister of the Word,” led by Fr. Gary Zender on March 5, will begin
at 9AM with Mass. Immediately following Mass, the retreat will
begin around 10:15AM. Attend and learn about what kind of
difference the message of mercy makes for you as a MOW. Also
included in the morning will be the “how to’s” of proclaiming the
Word. Lunch will be served following the retreat, so a reservation is needed by March 1. For further information contact Joe
and Helen Hesketh, at 425-641-0278 or [email protected].
Hearts and Hammers Sign-Ups
MARCH 12 AND 13
Hearts & Hammers is a one-day community
work blitz, to repair and rehabilitate homes of
the unfirm, the elderly, the disabled and
those with limited resources in our
community. It has been an annual event
here at St. Louise for the past 13 years now,
and is one of the largest single community
service events we do with our Covenant partners. This year
the Hearts & Hammers Work Day is Saturday, May 14.
Everyone from age 8 to 90 can participate!
Sign-ups this year will be after each Mass the weekend of
March 12-13. Please sign up if you think you’d like to
participate, even if you’re not certain you can make it. We
factor that into our planning.
If you would like to volunteer and won’t be at one of those
Masses, or if you know of a home you would like to submit for
consideration, or for more information, please contact Gary
Makowski at 425-641-8303 or Jackie Rial at 425-649-8643 or
send an email to: [email protected].
Activities and Events
Catholic Perspectives On Our Nation
It seems to me that this election year is going to be perhaps
more emotional than what we have seen in the past. I have
recently come across two articles that address the issues from
a Catholic perspective, so I recommend them to you also.
The first article is from the publication First Things: Anger and
Citizenship by George Weigel, http://www.firstthings.com/webexclusives/2016/02/anger-and-citizenship. The second article
is from the publication America: The Greatness of a Nation, by
Bishop McElroy, http://americamagazine.org/issue/greatnessnation.
Yours in Christ,
Fr. Gary Zender
Adult Trek Information Night
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 6PM
In this Jubilee Year of Mercy, how would you like to be involved
in “harboring the harborless” or “feeding the hungry”?
These are just two of the works of mercy we do when we go to
Tijuana, Mexico, on the Adult Trek Mission Trip. Come to an
information night to learn more about our upcoming trip in September 2016. The trek is for anyone 18 or over who wants to
give back to our community as well as to a community in Mexico.
There will be an information night on Wednesday, March 23, at
6PM in the CCR. It is a potluck put on by past trekkers. Come
hear about our trips and the stories we have to share. Any
questions, please contact Kris Daly at [email protected].
Faith Formation and Youth and Young Adult Ministry
Young Adult Ministry
Ages 20s and 30s
Tuesday, March 1, 7-8:30PM IGNITE: Ignatian Spirituality for
Young Adults, “Welcoming the Stranger: Responding to the
Refugee Crisis,” St. Joseph Parish Center (Seattle)
Tuesday, March 22, 7PM Young Adults Potluck meeting in
the Parish Center. Holy Week/Triduum is the topic. Bring
something to share for our meal.
Small Groups: Several small groups of Eastside young adults
meet during the week to reflect on the upcoming Sunday’s
Gospel and share how this Gospel speaks to them as young
adults. If interested, contact Kathy, [email protected].
World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow, Poland. The Archdiocese
will be sending a delegation of young adults (18-39) to World
Youth Day. Archbishop Sartain and two seminarians from the
Archdiocese will go along. If interested, contact
[email protected].
Visit groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/slya/info to sign up for
email updates.
Youth Selling Car Wash Tickets
St. Louise Youth Ministry is selling
packs of Brown Bear car wash tickets. Your purchase supports our
St. Louise youth programs! Tickets are
available for purchase as follows: 3 for $24; 5 for $35;
10 for $60. For more information please contact Annarose at
425-214-5465 or [email protected].
CROWD for Middle School Youth
and
for High School Youth
St. Louise Youth Ministry has lots of upcoming events and
activities! Please contact Annarose if you would like to become
involved, [email protected].
Follow St. Louise Youth Ministry on Facebook, Instagram
and Twitter!
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Facebook page: St. Louise Youth Ministry.
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Instagram: stlouiseyouthministry.
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Twitter: @stlyouthmin.
St. Louise School News
St. Louise Annual School Gift Campaign or “ASGC”
continues. Thanks to all the parishioners who have stepped
forward in support of our school program. If you have not yet
contributed or pledged a donation to the Annual School Gift
Campaign, please review the materials that you have received
in the mail and give thoughtful consideration to a pledge. If you
have any questions, please call the School Office,
425-746-4220.
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Liturgy, Prayer and Worship
Stations of the Cross
Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent
Throughout Lent come and pray the Stations of the Cross as a community—In English on Wednesdays at 6PM or in Spanish on
Fridays at 6:30PM. Books will be available in the back of the church
so that anytime during the day or early evening you can also come and
pray the Stations of the Cross on your own.
Schedule of Wednesday 6PM English Stations:
March 2, March 16 and March 23— Traditional Stations of the Cross
March 9—Family Stations led by Children’s Faith Formation
Good Friday, March 25
8:45AM—11:30AM Outdoor Stations led by School (begin at flagpole anytime between
8:45AM—11:30AM)
3PM— Stations led by Youth Ministry
24 Hours For the Lord
“Let us place the Sacrament of Reconciliation at the center once more in such a way that
it will enable people to touch the grandeur of God’s mercy with their own hands. For
every penitent, it will be a source of true interior peace.” Pope Francis.
Pope Francis has called for Saturday, March 5 to be a day of prayer and celebration of
the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The Eastside Deanery and St. James Cathedral are
offering two opportunities: Eastside Deanery at Sacred Heart Church from 10AM-2PM
and St. James Cathedral from 10AM-5PM. Priests will be available for the Sacrament of
Penance . Other parishes throughout the Archdiocese will have individual reconciliation
available. Check the Archdiocese of Seattle website for locations, dates and times,
www.seattlearchdiocese.org.
Misericordiae Vultus, the initiative of “24 Hours for the Lord,” is to be celebrated on the
Friday and Saturday preceding the Fourth Week of Lent, should be implemented in every
diocese. (# 17)
Next Sunday Presiders - Próximo Domingo Celebrantes
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 5PM Fr. Gary
SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 7:30AM, 9AM, 11AM and 6PM Fr. Gary, 1PM Fr. Tito.
Let Us Pray
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THIS WEEK, ALL THOSE WHO
HAVE ASKED FOR OUR PRAYERS:
This Week’s
Mass Intentions
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29
Vicky Kaeser, Deceased
Margie Budig, Deceased
Kevin Hanley, Deceased
José & Martina Cueto, Deceased
Nena Lim, Deceased
Michael Cuscurida, Deceased
Allen Sumida, Spec. Int.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2
Jean Esser, Deceased
Sergei Yesayan, Deceased
Magdi Manroura, Deceased
Ernesto Rodrigues Da Rosa, Deceased
Mike Dondanville, Deceased
Jim Spadoni, Deceased
Francisco Xavier Nguyen Trong Kha,
Deceased
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 9AM
FRIDAY, MARCH 4 9AM
Jean MacDonald, Deceased
Ram Kesav, Deceased
Juanita Berana, Deceased
Timoteo Alviz, Sr., Deceased
Vicky Kaeser, Deceased
Carlos Paz, Deceased
FRIDAY, MARCH 5 9AM
Fredy Wy, Deceased
Maura Cussen, Deceased
Sheela O’Donoghue, Deceased
Greg Sparks, Deceased
Barbara Pietz, Deceased
Juliana Fuentes, Deceased
Hilarion Salivia, Jr., Deceased
Rosalinda Wy, Spec. Int.
Maria de Jesus Saavedra, Spec. Int.
Dorothy Bates, Spec. Int.
For the sick. We remember especially: Shelly Boldizsar, Christiane Bynum,
Dagmar Cook, Howard Cook, Ken Cook, Marilyn Craver, Tom Dove, Pat Dowling,
Mary Farrel, Mari Navarre Fink, Chuck Flora, Chuck Frid, Fabio Gobbo, Frank Hale, Emily
Hauquist, Fred Healy, Michael DeHerrera, Karen Howard, Ron Janiszewski, Elena Javelona, Mae Javelona, Olivia Ruth Jones,
Dan Kraft, Kay Landau, Judy Bond Loudenback, Anthony Lucero, Fr. Fabian MacDonald, Ginny Manning, Peyton Marquez,
Alma Marquez, Judy McBroom, Alice Moran, Evelyn Narumi, Virginia Navarre, Loretta Osbourne, Dorothy Oswald, Margaret Owens,
Boris Papak, Dick Partington, Tony Partington, Scott Rains, Jennifer Reed, Olivia Ruth Jones, Harriet Spanel,
Annika and Steve Sutton, Michael Swistak, Jofer Taasan, Jamie Tachiyama, Dennis Turnbull, Brian Zamora, Paul Zborovsky.
For the dead. We remember especially:
Geraldine Crooks, wife of Charlie Crooks (deceased) and Susan Harris (funeral Mass was held on Wednesday, February 24).
Deems Urquhart, husband of Wanda.
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Stewardship • La Corresponsabilidad
2016 Stewardship of Treasure
Commitment Renewal
Our Financial Gifts
Number of households that have turned in a pledge card so
far: 629 (for 2015 our total was 923)
Offertory $25,392.96
Amount pledged:
$1,319,190 (for 2015 our total was $1,553,764)
Received to date: $113,421 (for 2015 our total was $1,476,852,
a 95% fulfillment)
Every year at this time, we invite everyone who participates in the liturgical/
pastoral life of St. Louise parish, everyone who is spiritually fed and renewed
by the sacraments at St. Louise, everyone who turns to St.
Louise to receive
pastoral care, and
everyone who calls St. Louise their parish to
kindly complete a Stewardship of Treasure
commitment card and renew their financial
commitment as “caretakers” of our parish.
You can complete a commitment card online at
www.stlouise.org/2016stewardshipoftreasure, or scan the QR
code with your mobile device.
If you haven’t already done so, we encourage you to set up
your contributions electronically, using our secure and
convenient Online Giving page at www.stlouise.org/
onlinegiving. Please don’t hesitate to contact Barbara at 425214-5471 or Jonathan at 425-214-5473 if you need help setting
up your Online Giving account. You can also download the
Online Giving app (for iOS or Android), created by Our Sunday
Visitor, to create and manage your online giving account using
your mobile device. When registering for the first time, our St.
Louise Parish ID# is 1368 and the zip code is 98007.
Thank you for participating and renewing your commitment. Your generous sharing with the parish through the Sunday offering is deeply appreciated. Be Blessed.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2016
Other collections and donations
Building Fund ................................. $625.92
Children’s Collection ...................... $319.03
Improvement .................................. $111.00
Social Concerns Commission ........ $222.00
St. Vincent De Paul Society ........... $368.00
Home Missions .............................. $415.00
Thank you for your generosity!
Archdiocesan 2015
Annual Catholic Appeal
Thank you if you have already made your gift to the
Appeal! If not, please fill out a pledge envelope today
or go online to donate: www.seattlearchdiocese.org/
donate. Be sure to note St. Louise as your parish.
WE MADE OUR GOAL!
2015 Results (as of January 22)
Our Annual Catholic Appeal Goal $282,967
(Last year it was $286,109.)
Number of Households that have Pledged: 717
(This time last year we had 727.)
Amount Raised to Date
(including pledges and one-time gifts): $298,214
(This time last year we had $270,499.)
Amount Received to Date: $280,854
We have 94% fulfillment.
(This time last year we had $270,086.)
Our Mission
As members of St. Louise Catholic Church, our mission is to proclaim the good news of Christ in Word and Sacrament, to build up
the prayerful community of believers in all our diversity and to witness God's saving love by ministering to the needs of others.
Nuestra Misión
Nuestra misión como miembros de la Iglesia Católica de Sta. Luisa, es de proclamar las buenas noticias de Cristo en la Palabra y
el Sacramento, para construir la comunidad devota de creyentes en toda nuestra diversidad y para presenciar el amor de Dios
atendiendo a las necesidades de otros.
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Outreach and Service
Drivers Needed—Seattle Seafarers
Center
Every cruise ship season, the months of May through
September, the Seattle Seafarers Center gathers volunteers
around the Seattle area to help transport cruise ship employees
from their port to downtown Seattle. By volunteering, even just
once a week, to be one of those drivers, you would be able to
interact with people from all over the world as well as provide a
much-needed service to those who desperately need a friendly
face and a way to get simple toiletries in town.
Volunteers must be over 21 and have a clean driving record.
We supply the vans and the cruise ship employees supply the
fun! For more information, please contact Ashley,
206-935-3439 or [email protected]. A driver's
instructional meeting is on April 10.
NPH Faces of Hope Fundraiser
7th Annual Luncheon for to Support
Congregations for the Homeless
MAY 6, 11:15-1PM
Please join us Friday, May 6, to experience the journey
homeless men undertake to develop independence and
identity beyond their circumstances.: Moving Beyond Homelessness. Keynote speaker Tom Miles will share
his personal recovery from homelessness to becoming
the lead Outreach Case Manager at CFH. This is a fundraising
event with a donation request.
May 6, 10:30AM, Coffee Social
11:15AM - 1PM Luncheon
Hyatt Regency Bellevue, 900 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue
For more information, contact Katherine Jordan:
[email protected] or 206-579-6607.
To register go to www.cfhomeless.org.
TUESDAY MARCH 22 AND WEDNESDAY MARCH 23
Winter Shelters Serve those in Need
Everyone at St. Louise Parish is cordially invited to attend the Nuestros
Pequeños Hermanos (NPH, Spanish
for Our Little Brothers and Sisters) Faces of Hope fundraiser on Tuesday,
March 22, or Wednesday, March 23.
Kenson Kaas, NPH Haiti Director of the Fr. Wasson Angels of
Light Program, will be the keynote speaker. Come and learn
how NPH cares for vulnerable children in Latin America and the
Caribbean and how you can help. These are fundraising events
with a donation request.
The Eastside Winter Shelters, which will be open
through April, are run by Congregations for the
Homeless (CFH), and The Sophia Way in partnership with
Catholic Community Services (CCS).
CFH’s shelter is for single, adult men, is located at 1899
120th Avenue NE, Bellevue, and currently serves about 90
guests per night. The Sophia Way/CCS operate a shelter for
women at Bellevue First Congregational Church (752 108th
Avenue NE, Bellevue) and a shelter for families at St.
Peter’s United Methodist Church in the Crossroads area of
Bellevue (17222 NE 8th Street). These shelters are serving
approximately 25 and 30 guests per night respectively.
People who visit are provided with a hot meal and a safe
place to sleep. The trained staff also help connect the
homeless to necessary resources, that will help them move
toward permanent housing. The shelter for men is in need of
blankets and towels, which can be brought to the CFH
offices (located at Saint Andrew’s Lutheran Church, 2650 148th
Ave SE, Bellevue.
Tuesday, March 22: Noon-1:30PM, luncheon, Meydenbauer
Center, 11100 NE 6th Ave., Bellevue
Wednesday, March 23: 6- 8PM, cocktail reception, Palace Ballroom, 2100 5th Ave., Seattle.
If you are interested in attending and would like to join our St.
Louise table, please contact Dawn McIntosh,
[email protected], or register at
www.nphusa.org/facesnw.
Association of Catholic Childhood
Maude Rogers Circle
Annual Luncheon and Auction
SATURDAY, APRIL 9,11AM
Join us for our Annual Spring Luncheon, Auction and Fashion
Show by Chico's of Redmond on Saturday, April 9 at the
Overlake Golf and Country Club.
11AM-Social Hour (No-host bar). Lunch begins at noon.
Tickets, $45.00.
For more information and to attend, contact Joyce Butler,
425-241-2063.
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Meals at both shelters are also needed; visit
www.cfhomeless.org or
www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0f48adaf2ba02-winter
to sign up or for more information.
Operation Rice Bowl Hungering for a Healthy Start
The next stop on our CRS Rice Bowl
journey is the African nation of
Rwanda, where we’re reminded to
care for the unborn. This week we
pray for pregnant mothers, that they
may have the medical and nutritional support they need to raise
healthy, thriving children. Visit crsricebowl.org for more.
Próximos Bautizos
DOMINGO 3 DE ABRIL, Misa: 1:00PM –Fr. Gary
SÁBADO 9 DE ABRIL, 8:3AM –Diácono Abel
Sección español
Segunda Reunión para Organizar el
Festival Étnico
Domingo, 1 DE MAYO, 1PM–Fr. Gary
Próximos Clases Bautismales 2016
DOMINGOS: 2/21, 2/28, 3/6, 3/13
DOMINGOS: 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, 5/01
Padres y Padrinos deben completar los 4
domingos para recibir su constancias. Los
que no competan sus clases no podrán
bautizar y pasaran hasta el próximo.
*** Este año las clases bautismales se darán solo 4 veces al
año.
No Hay Bautizos durante la Cuaresma
JUEVES 3 DE MARZO, 7-9PM, SALÓN PARROQUIAL
¿Estás interesado en mostrar tu herencia étnica?
¿Te gusta bailar o tocar música típica? ¿Te apasiona cocinar y compartir la comida de tu lugar de
origen? Si es así, necesitamos de tu tiempo y tu
talento! Estamos reclutando feligreses para crear
una muestra de su herencia étnica así como el
sabor de la cocina de su país. También estamos
buscando feligreses a quienes les gustaría
mostrar su talento para la música y/o el baile en el
escenario. Si estás interesado en ayudar, por favor acompáñanos a nuestra segunda reunión de planificación: Jueves, 3 de
marzo de 2016, 7PM-9PM, en el Salón Parroquial. Por favor,
ponte en contacto con Dawn McIntosh en
[email protected], con cualquier pregunta.
Desde el Miércoles de Ceniza -Febrero 10, 2016 hasta
después de Pascua de Resurrección –Marzo 27, 2016.
Para preguntas de registro por favor comuníquese con
Nila Agostini, 425-747-4450.
Hearts and Hammers
(Corazones y Martillos)
REGISTRO 12 Y 13 DE MARZO
Hearts & Hammers es un día de intenso
trabajo comunitario para reparar y rehabilitar
las casas de los enfermos, las personas
mayores, los discapacitados y todos
aquellos con recursos limitados en nuestra
comunidad. Ha sido un evento anual aquí en
Santa Luisa desde hace 13 años y ya es
uno de los eventos de servicio comunitario más
grandes que realizamos junto con nuestros compañeros de la
Alianza. Este año el Día de Trabajo de Hearts & Hammers es el
sábado 14 de Mayo. Todos pueden participar, desde los 8 hasta los 90 años!
El registro este año sera después de cada Misa el fin de semana del 12-13 de Marzo. Por favor inscríbase si le gustaría participar, aún si no está seguro de poder asistir. Tomamos en
cuenta ese factor para nuestra planeación.
Si le gustaría ser voluntario pero no vendrá a Misa ese fin de
semana, o si conoce alguien que necesite ayuda con reparaciones en su casa, o para mayor información, por favor contacte a Gary Makowski al 425-641-8303 o Jackie Rial al 425649-8643, o mande un email a:
[email protected].
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Pastoral and Administrative Staff
Pastor
Fr. Gary Zender (habla español) …………………. 425-747-4450 x5463
[email protected]
Parish Administrator / Administrador Parroquial
Jonathan Taasan ……………………………………425-747-4450 x5473
[email protected]
Parochial Vicar / Vicario Parroquial
Fr. Fabian MacDonald ………………………………425-747-4450 x5462
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant / Asistente Administrativa
Rita McHale ………………………………………….425-747-4450 x5470
[email protected]
Deacons / Diáconos
Bill and Gina Haines ………………………………………...425-214-5383
[email protected]
Bookkeeper—Capital Campaign / Contadora—Campaña de Capital
Barbara Abbott ………………………………………425-747-4450 x5471
[email protected]
Sam Basta ……………………………………………………425-214-5382
[email protected]
Parish Receptionists / Recepcionistas Parroquiales
Nila Agostini (habla español) ………………………425-747-4450 x5460
[email protected]
Michael Johnson ………………………………….425-747-4450 x5460
[email protected]
Pastoral Associate / Asociada Pastoral
Esther Lucero-Miner (habla español) ……………..425-747-4450 x5461
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant for Fr. Gary and Esther Lucero-Miner
Asistente Administrativa para el Padre Gary y Esther Lucero-Miner
Marissa Escobedo (habla español) ………………425-747-4450 x5476
[email protected]
Pastoral Assistants / Asistentes Pastorales
Faith Formation, Initiation & Sacraments (English) /
Formación en la Fe, Iniciación y Sacramentos (Inglés)
Geri Hanley …………………………………………..425-747-4450 x5464
[email protected]
Facilities & Maintenance Supervisor /
Supervisor de Instalaciones y Mantenimiento
Paul Trussell ………………………………………...425-746-4220 x5442
[email protected]
Initiation & Sacraments (Spanish) /
Preparación Sacramental (español)
Sr. Amalia Camacho ………………………………..425-747-4450 x5474
[email protected]
Parish School / Escuela Parroquial
Principal/Director
Hispanic Ministry Assistant/Asisiente Para el ministerio Hispano
Dan Fitzpatrick ………………………………………425-746-4220 x5405
Magda Delgado ……………………………………...425-747-4450 x5474
[email protected]
[email protected]
*Para Primera Reconciliación, Comunión, Confirmación para niños y
Vice Principal / Subdirectora
adultos, contactar Hrma. Amalia Camacho o Magda Delgado. Para
Kathy Loftus …………………………………………425-746-4220 x5406
bautizo contactar Nila Agostini, 425-747-4450 x5460, [email protected].
[email protected]
Pastoral Care and Advocacy for Annulment Process /
Secretary / Secretaria
Cuidado Pastoral y Defensa del Proceso de Anulación
Lola Bazan …………………………………………..425-746-4220 x5400
Kathy Riley …………………………………………...425-747-4450 x5466
[email protected]
[email protected]
Development Director / Directora de Desarrollo
Music Ministry / Ministerio de la Música
Jill Leland …………………………………………….425-746-4220 x5403
Lynette Basta ………………………………………..425-747-4450 x5467
[email protected]
[email protected]
Youth Ministry / Ministerio para Jóvenes
Annarose O’Brien-Wilson (habla español) ………..425-747-4450 x5465
[email protected]
Pastoral Counseling
Cathy Callans, MA, LMHCA …………………………………425-614-6225
[email protected]
Eastside Pastoral Care Ministry/
Ministerio de Cuidado Pastoral Eastside ………..……..206-748-1500
Anyone who has any concerns or allegations related to the safety and wellbeing of our children regarding clergy or lay leaders in the
Archdiocese of Seattle should contact the special hotline at 1-800-446-7762.
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Cualquiera que tenga alguna inquietud o alegatos relacionados con la seguridad y el bienestar de nuestros niños en relación al clero
o líderes laicos en la Arquidiócesis de Seattle puede llamar a la línea especial 1-800-446-7762.
If you are interested in having an announcement published in the bulletin, please visit the parish website to read the bulletin publishing guidelines.
Questions: email [email protected].
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Si está interesado en tener un artículo publicado en el boletín, visite por favor el sitio web de la parroquia www.stlouise.org, para leer las pautas
editoriales para el boletín. ¿Preguntas? Email [email protected].
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Around the Archdiocese
A Jubilee Year of Mercy Pilgrimage to
Rome, Assisi and Siena
OCTOBER 19-28, 2016
Fr. Steve Sallis, Spiritual Director, will be leading a pilgrimage
to Rome and you are invited to attend an information meeting
at Sacred Heart Church in Bellevue, Saturday, March 12,
following the 5PM Mass in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall.
Sacred Heart Church, 9460 NE 14th St., Bellevue
Questions: Please contact Mary Dickins at 425-450-3908 or
[email protected].
Special Needs Mass
MARCH 12, 11AM—ST JAMES CATHEDRAL
Archbishop J. Peter Sartain welcomes us all to
a Mass & Celebration with our Community with
Special Needs on March 12, 11AM at St.
James Cathedral, Seattle. Reception and St.
Patrick’s Day Celebration/Dance will immediately follow the Mass at O’Dea High School,
Seattle. For more information, contact Erica Cohen Moore,
206-382-4852 or [email protected], or visit the website,
www.seattlearchdiocese.org/sn.