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APRIL 4, 2021 | EASTER SUNDAY—THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
SAINT MICHAEL PARISH
A Catholic Community of Olympia, Washington
1208 11th Ave. SE, Olympia 98501 mass intentions
(360) 754-4667
www.saintmichaelparish.org
4.5 MONDAY (Office closed)
OFFICE HOURS 9am Andy & Jean Lechner U Facebook
Monday–Thursday: 9am–5pm Friday: 9am–1pm
4.6 TUESDAY
CALVARY CEMETERY (360) 292-7138
3850 Cleveland Ave., Tumwater 98501
12Noon Tricia Lillibridge U Facebook
ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL (360) 754-5131 4.7 WEDNESDAY
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY 12Noon David Hale U Facebook
Rent/Utility assistance: (360) 972-0661 4.8 THURSDAY
General assistance: stmichaelsvdpoly@gmail.com
Office closed until further notice 12Noon Joe Kernan U Facebook
CLOTHING BANK 4.9 FRIDAY
Donations only Sat. 9am–1pm 9am Jim Sleisher U Facebook
PREGNANCY AID (360) 956-7413 4.10 SATURDAY (Reconciliation 2–4pm)
M & F 2–4pm Wed 9am–12pm
9am Joseph Trong Le U
PASTOR: PAROCHIAL VICAR:
5pm Jonathan Goodwin U
Fr. Jim Lee Fr. Lou Cunningham
DEACONS: 4.11 SUNDAY
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John Bergford
9:30am Tom Owens U YouTube
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11:30am Frederick Bruener U
DOWNTOWN:
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Monday–Thursday: 12Noon (Mondays at 9am holidays)
Friday & Saturday: 9am
Saturday: 5pm
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am & 5pm Wednesdays at 6pm
beginning April 7
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RECONCILIATION TIMES (DOWNTOWN):
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MISSION
Our mission is to place God first in all things, to proclaim the We would like to stay in touch with every parishioner!
Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to grow in holiness through prayer, If there are any changes in your contact information, please
sacraments, and service. contact Mona at mbishop@saintmichaelparish.org or (360)
292-7141.
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pastor's notebook
“He is risen indeed!”
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lessings and peace to you all on this most holy of days. THREE CONVERSATIONS—DEEPENING DISCIPLESHIP
What a joy it is to be able to celebrate with you in person as
Fr. Lou and I invite you on a special journey this Easter season.
well as those of you who join us on our livestream YouTube
Together with our 40+ small groups, we are asking you as individ-
channel.
ual families and small groups of families, couples and/or individu-
Do you remember last Easter? We could not gather. It felt as if we als to enter into a process to deepen our discipleship, our following
were still in the tomb with the stone rolled across the entrance to of the risen Jesus and to grow in our Catholic faith.
keep us safe. What a painful time it was, especially for those who
are caring for the sick and the dying. It is so important for us to WHAT are they? The Three Conversations are easy exercises that
remember them and for those who are grieving. can open the door to deepening a culture of discipleship among
parishioners and people we care for, as well as people we encounter
Yet, we know that in the midst of personal Calvary there is, for and serve. It is a beautiful way to share and grow in faith with one
those who believe, Easter morning. Death is conquered by the res- another.
urrection of Jesus Christ. If we believe, if we hold firm, we who
have died with Him in baptism will rise with Him in his glori- WHY do we share? Evangelization is sharing with others the joy
ous resurrection. This is not some mere abstract hope. This is truth and the strength our faith brings to us. It is the most central mis-
rooted in Jesus Christ, the Son of God. This is our glory, a sharing sion and message of the Catholic Church, and her deepest identity.
in Jesus’ resurrected life. Therefore, as disciples, we are called to be intentional in our reach-
ing out to others (evangelization), using both our words and our
The Church in her beautiful wisdom celebrates this from Sunday
actions.
to Sunday, the Octave of Easter. Please join us as often as you
can during these days from Easter to Divine Mercy Sunday. There A culture of evangelization and discipleship, at Saint Michael
will be music at Mass and Masses will be livestreamed except for Parish, or anywhere else, doesn’t have to be sophisticated or com-
Saturday. plicated. It starts very simply with honest and vulnerable conversa-
tions and naturally grows and spreads from one person to another.
NEOPHYTES
Very often, folks feel as if, “I don’t know how to evangelize.” They
At the Easter Vigil, Kaylee Jensen, Walter Blake, Joshua Chaney,
feel their knowledge of the faith is inadequate or they feel intimi-
Nancy Thompson, Karen Craig, and Morgan Benson received the
dated about what to say. Yet, we all know how to carry on a conver-
Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Holy Eucharist. After
sation. We all know the joy of sharing our daily lives with others.
their long journey and through the Lenten scrutinies and exor-
This is at the heart of these three conversations.
cisms, they died and rose with Christ in the waters of baptism and
received the gift of the Holy Spirit for their life of discipleship and I will share more specifically about the Three Conversations in
will now join us week after week at the next week’s bulletin and ask you to begin
altar of our Lord Jesus Christ and receive the first conversation on Divine Mercy
Him in Holy Communion. Sunday. It is simple and yet profound. It
is a gift that you can share and receive
Throughout the season of Easter, they will
over and over again. Each time you do, the
continue to unfold the mystery and the
richer and deeper it becomes. I’m so look-
meaning of what they experienced during
ing forward to sharing this journey with
the Easter Triduum. As they continue to
you through the Easter season to Pente-
reflect upon the Gospels of Easter, the
cost.
new life that they have received will draw
them ever deeper into their life of disciple- May this Easter season root you ever more
ship, of encountering the risen Christ in deeply in the power of the risen Lord Jesus
their daily lives. Let us continue to support Christ.
them with our prayers and when we see
them, to ask them about their experience,
about what it was like and is like for them.
Allow them to share their faith journey Fr. Jim Lee
with you. You will be gifted indeed, as will Pastor
they.
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An Interlude
FR. LOU CUNNINGHAM
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ince we haven’t been able to sing en masse for the last year, I has been given in reality and entering more fully into Christ in the
have been going through many of the Lent and Easter hymns Church. May our lives be a perpetual remembrance of the One
myself to just bring them to memory. Jesus, in taking all of who, living, sits at the right hand of the loving Father and who
our humanity to Himself, seeks to heal our souls and unite them to takes us up by His hand to share in the Trinity’s own delight as
God. He provides us the grace to have our memories, our thoughts, His Body.
and our wills re-oriented toward the most True, Good, and Beau- Today, and every day, let us follow Christ, truly risen from the dead,
tiful. At the Incarnation, He takes on a human body and a human ever more fully. May God the Father, out of the rich treasury of His
soul. He takes on all of our senses: sight, taste, touch, smell, hearing glory, strengthen you through His Spirit with a power that reaches
and all of our soul: remembering, thinking, willing. He experiences your innermost being. May Christ find a dwelling place, through
the emotions of the human. God takes all of this up. In suffering faith, in your hearts; may your lives be rooted in love, founded on
the gruesome effects of sin—which is death—God unites Himself love. May you and all the saints be enabled to measure, in all its
perfectly to our human condition, taking upon Himself all that is breadth and length and height and depth, the love of Christ, to
ours. He, the one unable to do harm (i.e. innocent) reveals God’s know what passes human knowledge. May you be filled with all
tender and pure love (mercy) even when faced with the effects of the completion God has to give. He whose power is at work in us
sin: the brutality of the human condition and the cross and death. is powerful enough, and more than powerful enough, to carry out
“So, on the cross, His own body took the weight of our sins; we His purpose beyond all our hopes and dreams; may He be glorified
were to become dead to our sins, and live for holiness; it was His in the Church, and in Christ Jesus, to the last generation of eternity.
wounds that healed you” (I Peter 2:24). Amen (cf. Ephesians 3:16-21).
“O wonder of your humble care for us! O love, O charity beyond all "Man, woman, boy, girl, you, all of you, do not weep! Do not weep!
telling, to ransom a slave You gave away Your Son! O truly nec- There is a gaze and a heart that penetrates to your very marrow
essary sin of Adam, destroyed completely by the Death of Christ! and loves you all the way to your destiny, a gaze and a heart that
O happy fault that earned so great, so glorious a Redeemer!” no one can deflect from His course, no one can render incapable
(Exsultet, Easter Proclamation). of saying what He thinks and what He feels, no one can render
His Resurrection bursts the gates of Hell, the domain of death, powerless!
separation from what is true, good, beautiful, and one. For those “Gloria Dei vivens homo.” The glory of God, the greatness of Him
reborn by water and the Holy Spirit (baptism), God unites His who makes the stars in the sky, who puts into the sea, drop by drop,
creation to Himself, making the baptized “a chosen race, a royal all the blue that defines it, is man who lives.
priesthood, a consecrated nation, a people God means to have for "There is nothing that can suspend that immediate rush of love, of
Himself ” (I Peter 2:9). He continues to disperse His Divine Life attachment, of esteem, of hope, because He became hope for each
through giving His Life among us in the sacraments, which are one who saw Him, who heard Him: 'Woman, do not weep!,' who
the “sensed” ways that Jesus unites our souls (memory, thoughts, heard Jesus say this: 'Woman, do not weep!'
and will) to God.
There is nothing that can block the certainty of a destiny that is
The Sequence for Easter (sidebar, right), which is a special song mysterious and good!
inserted into the Mass before the Gospel on special feasts, is called
the “Victimae Paschali Laudes.” It dates to around the 1100s. It "We are together, saying to each other, 'You—I have never seen you,
mirrors the hymn of Christmas that asks the shepherds to tell us I don’t know who you are: Do not weep!' Because weeping is your
what they have seen: quid vidistis, pastores, dicite! “What have you destiny, it seems to be your unavoidable destiny: 'Man, do not
seen, shepherds, tell us!” Now, at the Resurrection, we turn to Mary weep!'
Magdelene. Tell us, O Mary, what did you see? Dic nobis, Maria, “'Gloria Dei vivens homo.' The glory of God—the glory for whom
quid vidisti? He holds up the world, the universe—is man who lives, every
Jesus loves us. Jesus loves you. He doesn’t just tell you that and man who lives: the man who lives, the woman who weeps, the
leave you with a book or a nice phrase. He took it all up to Himself woman who smiles, the child, the woman who dies a mother.
and now gives you a daily bread that lasts. He, the Eternally Other, “'Gloria Dei vivens homo.' We want this and nothing but this, that
that our hearts all seek, gives us Someone to follow. Not in an easy the glory of God be manifested to all the world and touch all the
way—look at the Cross. But in a way that is more full than any- spheres of earth: the leaves, all the leaves of the flowers and all the
thing human wisdom can come up with on its own. The faith He hearts of men."
gives is not against the gift of reason that God gives—it fulfils it ~Fr. Luigi Giussani
and orders us towards the event of Christ: towards receiving what
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Victimae Paschali
laudes immolent Christiani.
Agnus redemit oves:
Christus innocens Patri
reconciliavit
peccatores.
Mors et vita duello
conflixere mirando: Catholic Social Teaching
dux vitae mortuus, AND CARE OF GOD’S CREATION
regnat vivus.
Dic nobis Maria,
Over the centuries, the Church has discerned principles grounded in
Quid vidisti in via? understanding how God has worked in the world. These principles respond to
Sepulcrum Christi viventis, changing times. They come to us through papal encyclicals and pronouncements
et gloriam vidi resurgentis: promulgated by our bishops. These principles are complex, difficult to
Angelicos testes, summarize, and are rightly subject to discussion and discernment. They are
sudarium et vestes. called Catholic Social Teaching. The US Conference of Catholic Bishops has
Surrexit Christus spes mea: summarized them into seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching:
praecedet suos in Galilaeam.
Scimus Christum surrexisse Life and Dignity of the Human Person—Human life is sacred and the dig-
a mortuis vere: nity of the human person is the foundation of all the principles of our social
Tu nobis, victor Rex miserere. teaching.
Amen. Alleluia. Call to Family, Community, and Participation—Organization of society, mar-
riage and the family, right and duty to participate in society are fundamental.
Christians, to the Paschal Victim Rights and Responsibilities—Each person has a right to life, and things needed
offer sacrifice and praise.
to live with dignity. All rights have corresponding duties and responsibilities.
The sheep are ransomed by the Lamb;
and Christ, the undefiled, Option for the Poor and Vulnerable—How are we treating our poor and most
has sinners to his Father vulnerable members? The story of the Last Judgment described in Matt 25:
reconciled. 31-46 is the moral benchmark for this principal.
Death with life contended:
combat strangely ended! The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers—The economy must serve
Life's own Champion, slain, people; not the other way around. The basic rights of workers must be protected,
now living reigns as well as private property and economic initiative.
Tell to us, O Mary: Solidarity—We are one human family. We are our brothers and sisters’ keepers.
What did you see on the way?
The tomb the Living did enclose; Care for God's Creation—God calls us to be stewards of His creation. This
I saw Christ's glory as He rose! theme contains elements of each of the other Catholic Social Teaching themes.
The angels there attesting; We are not the owners or masters of the Earth—God is. We are called to be
shroud with grave-clothes resting. good stewards. God has lent us His garden. Our well-being depends on how
Christ, my hope, has risen: well we manage it and share her gifts. Our bishops have told us, “Care for the
He goes before you into Galilee. earth is not just an Earth Day slogan, it is a requirement of our faith.”
That Christ is truly risen
from the dead we know. Read more: https://www.usccb.org/beliefs-and-teachings/what-we-believe/
Victorious King, Thy mercy show! catholic-social-teaching/seven-themes-of-catholic-social-teaching
Amen. Alleluia. If you are interested in joining our Sanctity of All Life ministry to promote
Catholic Social Teaching, contact Kim Kondrat at (360) 878-4613 or kkon-
drat@saintmichaelparish.org.
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Dear SMP,
I just wanted to thank you for the discussion at the
Eucharistic Visitor Zoom gathering about praying with
others. What we talked about is such a simple way to
personalize the way we pray with and for others.
As a Vincentian, we are often called to pray with others.
When I first started making home visits, the prayer part of
our ministry seemed a little awkward. Worries about what
to say and how it would be received usurped some of the
joy. It got easier over time, but my question was always,
“May I pray with you?” After our Zoom meeting, I changed
the question. Now the question is “How can I pray for you,
what specifically would you like me to pray for?” This
leads to a much more intimate encounter.
Especially now during COVID, while our Vincentian home
visits are done over the phone, establishing a connection is
so important. When the prayer needs are voiced and I ask
if it is OK to pray right now, I just try to get out of the way
and let the Holy Spirit guide my words. Asking the other
person to pray for my intention is new too. It has been
powerful.
One recent example is when I spoke with a neighbor who
had contracted COVID in December. She had no income,
was falling behind in all her financial obligations, and was
working patiently with the state for unemployment. She
is contacting other agencies for assistance too. Her prayer
request was for her lungs to improve and to give thanks-
giving for all “the angels” working to help her and others
in need. As soon as I completed my prayer, she prayed for
me. What a gift—I was happily evangelized that day.
So thanks for the tip!
Blessings,
Geri
Shoulder to Shoulder
PARISHIONERS HELPING PARISHIONERS
How many times have we heard Fr. Jim marvel rishioners who, in turn, make a funding recom-
at the generosity of Saint Michael parishioners? mendation to Fr. Jim. If approved, the parish is-
We are blessed to be a family of families who truly sues a check directly to the service provider–the
care about one another. That spirit of generosity doctor, landlord or roof repair company, etc.–
is clearly demonstrated in the Shoulder to not the applicant.
Shoulder ministry, which works through a
special fund set up to help parishioners who are Eligibility forms are available on the parish
struggling financially. website and are held in strict confidence.
Parishioners who find themselves in a financial Questions about applying for help?
crisis simply complete a confidential application, Call Chris Peterson, Parish Administrator at
which is then screened by a committee of pa- (360) 754-4667.
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Small Groups Financial Peace University
A blessed Easter to you all! Easter Sunday comes at the end of 40 days of prayer, fasting,
and almsgiving known as Lent. Through spiritual struggle and
Hopefully your Lenten journey has been fruitful and your
self-denial, we have prepared ourselves to die spiritually with
Easter is filled with true joy. One joy that stands out is our Christ on Good Friday, the day of His Crucifixion, so that we
ability to attend Mass in person this year. Fr. Jim requests all can rise again with Him in new life on Easter.
small groups continue meeting for 5-6 weeks after Easter to Do you tell others of your journey with FPU? Are you will-
participate as a group in the Three Conversations. After that ing to share your story to help others understand the steps,
your group may choose to continue to meet weekly, every challenges and rewards of this program? The FPU Core Team
two weeks or monthly. Your group can continue with Lectio on would love to hear your stories. Please submit your testimoni-
the upcoming Sunday Gospel, you can borrow materials from als to fpu@saintmichaelparish.org. Your stories provide a light
Michaela (DVD series, etc.) and using FORMED is another to those seeking financial peace.
great option.
Resources:
If you have not yet joined a small group it is never too late! Info at saintmichaelparish.org/financial-peace-university
There are groups that meet year-round that have openings. FPU Alumni Meeting: Join us on April 24, 10am–noon via
Contact Michaela to borrow materials or to find a spot that Zoom. Sign up for alerts in SMP Connect (Group: Financial
works for you! Peace University). Anyone who has completed the course is
CONTACT welcome!
Michaela Moreau at (360) 292-7104 or mmoreau@ saintmi- Facebook: Saint Michael Parish, Olympia—FPU Alumni Closed
chaelparish.org Group
Visit archseattle.org/about-the-archdiocese-of-seattle/
archbishop-etienne/pastoralplanning
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PIER GIORGIO FRASSATI GROUP HYGIENE KITS FOR THE HOMELESS GRIEF SUPPORT
Pray. Serve. Hike Although our cold weather shelter Are you carrying a heavy heart? This has
Saturday, April 24 at 10am has closed for the season, there are been a difficult year and we invite you to
Join us as we kick-off the spring and still opportunities for you to help the join us for an 8-week grief support group
summer hiking season! vulnerable in our community. beginning Saturday, April 10 from 10–
If you are interested in helping assemble 11:30am. We'll meet in person at Saint
We'll attend the 9am Mass, followed Michael Parish.
by our spring warm-up walk on the hygiene kits for those on the streets,
nature trail around the parish. All ages please leave them in the donation cart
CANCER SUPPORT
and abilities welcome. We will use this outside of the church office. The list of
items are located at saintmichaelparish. The next 6-week Cancer Support series
first warm-up walk to discuss ideas for
org/kits-for-the-homeless. begins on April 29. Dr Patti Kwok and
upcoming hikes this summer.
Patti Carey who run the Swedish Cancer
What is a Pier Giorgio Frassati Group? NFP CLASSES Institute Survivorship program and
Prayer. Prayer was central to the Blessed Are you looking for a safe and effective facilitate their cancer support meetings
Pier Giorgio’s spirituality. Together natural method to avoid or achieve will present to our group. Please join us
we will pray the Frassati prayer—The pregnancy? Come find out more from for this very special series on Thursdays
Courage to be Great—and commit to our certified FertilityCare practitioner at 2pm via Zoom. Free and open to all.
praying it daily. trained to teach the Creighton Model.
Service. Serve the community and meet More info: Interested in joining either group?
others with similar interests. Kim Kondrat at (360) 878-4613 or Contact Bene Reece at (360) 292-7143
Hiking. From nature walks to mountain kkondrat@saintmichaelparish.org. or breece@saintmichaelparish.org.
climbs, we will have options for all
experience levels.
Living Your Strengths
GOES VIRTUAL
“The important thing is that each believer discern his or her own
path, that they bring out the very best of themselves, the most
personal gifts that God has placed in their hearts, rather than
hopelessly trying to imitate something not meant for them.”
– Pope Francis
ARE YOU LIVING YOUR STRENGTHS?
You need to find what is genuinely yours to offer the world before
you can make it a better place. Can knowing your talents really
help you find the perfect job? Relate better to those closest to
you? Choose the extra-curricular activities that suit you best?
NOT SURE WHAT YOUR UNIQUE TALENTS MIGHT BE?
Find out from fellow parishioners how they have benefited from
knowing their talents and how those talents are turned into
strengths. Zoom in to find out more!
Information sessions on Saturday April 17 at 10am or Tuesday
April 20 at 7pm.
CONTACT
Holly Jurica at smpstrengths@saintmichaelparish.org
8STRETCH, BEND . . . PRAY?
To pray with your entire being—physically, mentally, spiritually,
emotionally—is giving your whole self to God. Why does taking
care of your body as a gift from God matter? How do we
practice physical wellness as a follower of Christ? “Placing God
POPE JPII HIGH SCHOOL
first in all things” can definitely apply to your stretches!
Pope John Paul II High School has had a
busy start to the second semester with Faith and fitness are not only more connected than expected,
the continuation of in-person learning but each also benefits from incorporating the other. Like
for its 102 students and the start of a supportive gym buddy, faith and fitness are fine alone but
athletics. Applications are still being better together! A gentle exercise class may be helping boost
accepted for the 2021-22 school year. your heart rate, but doing so while honoring the strong and
Learn about these topics and more in the able body that God has given us boosts our spiritual heart as
latest newsletter: well.
popejp2hs.org/the-steward-newsletter Join us for light stretching and prayer every Tuesday at 1pm
beginning April 13 in the Gathering Space. With masks and
social distancing, of course.
Contact: Bene Reece at (360) 292-7143 or breece@
saintmichaelparish.org.
youth ministry
LET THAT INCLUDE YOU.
Youth ministry resumes next week.
Youth Ministry contact: Brandon Jones
at (360) 292-7108 or bjones@saintmichaelparish.org
9FORMED PICK OF THE WEEK STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021
Donations Received as of March 21, 2021
Sunday Stewardship $34,151
Online Giving $ 2 7 ,0 1 1
Sunday Loose Donations $360
Holy Days $160
Youth (Little House) $26
Total Offertory $61,708
After His Resurrection, Christ told His disciples to "go into Total Year-to-Date $2,338,394
all the world and preach the gospel to the whole creation"
(Mk 16:15). To continue this evangelical work today, we
have to adapt to diverse audiences. In this series, Dr. Ben
Akers and Taylor Kemp discuss how to reach millennials.
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please pray for:
Thomas Hruska Karen, Jim & family Tani & Gerry Jacob Dyson
Sarah Baxter Phyllis & Jim Neff Rita Turner Lisa & Jolane Zander
Lisa Keith Neva Leons Lisa Zander Antoinette Wilcoxson
Paul & Beverly Kehoe Catherine Ann Jolane Zander Tom Hackstadt
Thi Nguyen Clare Haris AJ Zander Kathy Catterson
Bob Kelly Elliana Harris Lynne Fischer Bonnie Stover
Christine Pool Roman Gallegos Catie Shuster Helga Natterer
Carol & Ray Grothe Bernie Nolan Micah & Amy Hilario & fam. JCA & Raoul Titus
Diana Weber Margaret Bunnell Jan Putnam Sue Holt
Sadie Neely Mary Morgan Bob Falkner Suzanne Heaps
Cara, Ian & Evangeline Barkis Joshua Mekelburg Ed Tobacco George Domonique
Rosemary Barkis Kathryn Trafton Bridget Golson Deonne Clesi
Mark A. Rick Kranz Alice Baldo Pat Pickett
Molly Walker Shave Melissa Petruzz Yutrina Umu Bill Batstone
Edward Moore Russell Owens Stan Brandt James Sharp & family
Mary Monaghan Donald Dillarrubia Deb Stoeffel McCarthy Family
Marge Basler Brian Barkis Jen R. & family Leonard & Vanessa Brammeier
Corine Villarrubia Bill Eldridge Russell & June Hendrick Lou Miller
Jim & Bev Heggie Walt Johnson Fr. Jerry Villarrubia Valorie Kolarik
Matthew McConnell Johanna Gregorios Kayla Bishop Debbie
Leo Volk Nancy Cosgrove Vic & Liz Kaufman Steve & Eileen Durspek
George Grothe Peggy Lynch Jeanne Wittman Ramon S. Borromeo, Sr.
Lucas Oakland Andrea Bell Pauline Nault Tom Hinchcliffe
Dan Neuhauser Audrey Finnigan Heather Brooks Ilias Murr
To submit prayer requests, call the parish office at (360) 754-4667 or submit your request via our website. If you or someone
you know is homebound and wishes to receive regular calls to check on their welfare and even pray with them during this crisis,
please call Benedetta Reece at (360) 292-7143.
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