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Our Lady of Guadalupe
A parish with open arms and caring hearts
June 27th & July 4th, 2021
- Mark 5:36
Mass Times
Saturday Vigil - 5:30 PM - Registration Required at
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040544a4ab2fa6f49-ourlady
Sunday Mornings - 10:00 AM - Live Streamed - www.vimeo.com/olgseattle or
www.facebook.com/olgparishseattle
Weekday Mass - Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday - 9:00 AM - Public and Live Streamed
Sacrament of Reconciliation - by Appointment through the Parish Office
OLG Parish - 7000 35th Avenue SW, Seattle, WA 98126
www.olgseattle.org - parishoffice@olgseattle.org - Phone: 206-935-0358
OLG Parish School - 3401 SW Myrtle, Seattle, WA 98126 - www.guadalupe-school.org
Phone: 206-935-0651
Pastor’s Page
A Summer Blessing
May you walk with God this summer
In whatever you do
Wherever you go
Walking with God means...
Walking with honesty
And with courage,
Walking with love
And respect
And concern for the feelings of others
May you talk to God
This summer
And every day and
In every situation
Talking with God means...
Praying words of praise
For the beauty of creation
Saying prayers of thanks
For friends and good times,
Asking God's help In all your decisions
Expressing sorrow When you have failed
May you talk with God
Every day. Amen.
- Author unknown
Grace and peace to all,
Fr. Kevin
Prayer & Liturgy
Let Us Pray For...
We will hold our brothers and sisters, listed below, in prayer for a
month. If you would like to have us pray beyond this month for Scripture Readings
anyone, please notify our parish office and we will keep their name on
June 27th Thirteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
the list for the time that you have requested.
Reading 1: Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24
Mary Abernethy Anthony George Jack Padon Reading 2: 2 Corinthians 8:7, 9, 13-15
Pat Bago Christopher George Sandy Plummer Gospel: Mark 5:21-43
Geri Mazzoni Barnett Alexander Guzman Judy Puckett
Joan Bateman John Keaveney Marie-Claude Ravel July 4th Fourteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Audrey Buyer Jenny Korducki Daniel Ocasio Gonzales Salinas Reading 1: Ezekiel 2:2-5
Michael Chiles Estella Mangaliman Michelle Stark Reading 2: 2 Corinthians 12:7-10
Mel Dennis Dr. Kenneth McKim John Sullivan Gospel: Mark 6:1-6
Jean DiRado Anthony Narancic Virginia Sullivan
Marty DiRado George Nizansky John Wong Jr. July 11th Fifteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Neil Flores Reading 1: Amos 7:12-15
...for all those who are sick and suffering from COVID Reading 2: Ephesians 1:3-14
Gospel: Mark 6:7-13
REST IN PEACE...We remember Alfred Spry and Phyllis Harriage who
recently passed away. Please keep their families in your prayers.
“Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon Daily Mass at OLG - 9:00 a.m.
them.” Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
I fondly remember summer mornings with my
Memorial Mass for Marie Cordova - Wednesday, June 30th
grandmother when I was a young girl. I loved the
Memorial Mass for Julie Galvin - Thursday, July 1st
quiet, private time with her as she, by example, taught
Special Intention Mass for Candace Quinn - Friday, July 2nd
me to have faith in and worship God during those
morning masses. And we had communion for
Would You Like To Serve At Mass As An Alter breakfast!
Server, Eucharistic Minister or Sacristan?
As we all learn to move about in our world post
As we prepare to resume our normal mass schedule, we are
pandemic, please consider joining Fr. Kevin and your
offering the following trainings for returning ministers and new OLG friends at daily mass. The Holy Eucharist is a
volunteers: wonderful start to the day!
Tuesday, June 29 - 6:30 p.m. - Altar Servers and Sacristans Cindy Tewes – Parishioner
7:30 p.m. - Eucharistic Ministers
Training for Readers will take place at another time. If you are Can You Sew?
interested in being a Reader, contact Helen, heleno@comcast.net Kneeling Pad Needs For Our Servers
As more ministers return to mass, kneeling pads are
Volunteers Needed needed for those who sit in the front row, where there
To Help Us With Funerals are no kneelers. Contact Helen,
One of the Works of Mercy is burying the dead. At OLG, we take heleno@olgseattle.org, 206-935-0358.
very seriously this holy task by supporting families in celebrating
the lives of their loved ones. Volunteers are needed to for the
following: Volunteers Needed
• Camera Operator (it is much easier than you think)
To Operate Camera For Daily Masses
• Minister to assist Fr. Kevin We will continue livestreaming our daily masses but
• Funeral reception volunteers need more volunteers to help operate the camera. It
Contact Helen, heleno@olgseattle.org if you are interested. is easier than you think and you can “shadow” the
operation as long as needed until you feel comfortable
For more information about “Prayer and Liturgy” go to to go solo! Contact Helen, heleno@olgseattle.org
www.olgseattle.org and click on the “Grow In Faith” tab.
Pastoral Care Family Faith Formation
Home Ministries
Have you ever wanted to serve the Homebound in our
community? If you feel called by the Holy Spirit, we
have a place for you as a Eucharistic Minister! For more
information, please call Marion Kari at 206-935-0358, Ext.
113 or email marionk@olgseattle.org.
Open Wide Our Hearts
Summer Series
Who Is our neighbor?
Matthew 22:34-40 “When the Pharisees
heard that he had silenced the Sadducees,
they gathered together and one of them tested him by
asking, ‘Teacher, which commandment in the law is the
greatest?’ He said to him, ‘You shall love the Lord, your
God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your
mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. The
second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.
The whole law and the prophets depend on these two
commandments.”
Every person is a child of God and that makes each of us
part of a human family was well. Jesus gave us a
commandment to love one another, but sometimes we
don’t live up to that commandment and hurt others with
our actions and words, and when we hurt others we hurt
Jesus.
Reflection Questions:
This Week’s Readings at Mass
• What did Jesus mean when he said to love your
neighbor as yourself?
Willing to Touch
• Who are our neighbors? • Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24 - God’s justice and its rejection
• Why should we love our neighbors? by the wicked.
As a family, talk about the importance of recognizing that • 2 Corinthians 8:7, 9, 13-15 - Liberal giving
our relationships with our families, and communities are • Mark 5:21-43 - The daughter of Jairus; the woman with a
ways we show our love for God. With COVD, our contact hemorrhage
with our neighbors became very limited in order, to keep
everyone safe. Is there a neighbor who could use a loving
gesture, such as a note that you are thinking of them?
Questions of the Week
Think of ways as a family that you can show your neighbors 1. The woman with the hemorrhage showed a lot of courage in
that you are thinking of them. breaking Jewish laws to approach Jesus in a crowd to touch
him. Whom do you know who has dared to do what is right
Pray together as a family: even if it meant breaking the law (church or secular)?
Loving God, Give each of us a joyful and open heart toward 2. Who are the “untouchables” in our society today - the ones
our neighbor. Even if we have differences or difficulties, we don’t like to be too close to? How might we be called to
help us to set them aside and give us a generous heart move out of our comfort zones to reach out to them?
toward them. Give us opportunities to help and encourage
our neighbor and seek to get to know them and recognize
our similarities and not focus on our differences. Bring us Check Out our Family Times
closer to our neighbor, even the neighbor we do not know, at OLG Newsletter
and kindle in our hearts a love for all of God’s children.
Amen Family Times at OLG June 2021.pdf (d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.net)
OLG/Holy Family St. Vincent de Paul
May 2021
INCOME -
Parish donations………………………....$23,035.42
Members…………………………………………...$75.00
Holy Rosary……….……………………..……...$500.00
Other Inome……………………………………..$300.00
Thanks to your generosity, we were able to help 20 TOTAL INCOME…………………………………..$23,910.42
families in our community catch up on rent/mortgage
payments and 9 families pay off their utility bills last
month. ASSISTANCE GIVEN -
We are pleased to share some changes in our leadership. Housing (Mortgage/Rent)……….………$8,480.79
Gordon Cook has stepped into the role of Vice President Utilities………………………..………………….$3,075.37
and Mel Dennis is our new Spiritual Director. We are
Household Goods…………………………......$194.07
incredibly grateful to Bob Fletcher, former VP, and Mary
Haywood, former Spiritual Director, for their incredible Clothes……………………………………..……….$300.23
leadership these past few years and their continued Phone………………………………………..……...$250.00
commitment to the conference as home visit volunteers.
Operating Expense………………………...…..$238.24
Thank you!
TOTAL EXPENDITURE………………....…$12,328.86
You can support neighbors in our community by joining
our incredible team of volunteers. For more information,
complete our online inquiry form at www.olgseattle.org/ IN-KIND ASSISTANCE -
st-vincent-de-paul or contact Gordon Cook at
Food……………………………….……………….$2,195.00
Gordon.Cook@verizonwireless.com or 770-490-8260.
Furniture………………………………………...$1,775.00
Clothing………………………………………………$125.00
Other……………………………………………… $2,799.00
TOTAL IN-KIND ASSISTANCE………………….$6,894.00
TOTAL IMPACT -
Home Visits……………………………..…………………..…..74
Total People Helped………………………..…………..…226
Our Lady of Guadalupe
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2021
Thank you!!
James and Mary Abernethy Patricia Hess
Sarah Diama Jim and Tennille McCarvel Elizabeth Pugel
Rudy and Paulina Alvarado Joshue and Monica Dirks Phylis Heurion Jory McChesney Michelle ugel
Anthony and Aileen Angello Susanna Dolejsi David and Judy Hill Bill and Marie McLaughlin Sandra Rabago
Maria Apicella Mike and Cathy Dooley Martin and Samantha Hill Eileen and Thomas Mergy Patrick and Aileen Ramos
Jason and Jill Arbow Carolyn Dorratcague Dan and Andie Merlino Caitlyn Ramsey
Theresa and Ralph Hill
Nelson and Solita Argana Colleen Doyle Vella Merlino Tom and Mary Ramsey
Richard and Nancy Holmes
Eli and Courtney Armistead Doris Doyle Roxanne Meyer Shawn and Elizabeth Ratto
Steve and Sue Holms
Gail and John Atkinson Gregory and Janet Drobnick Kurt and Hilary Reeves
Jason and Sarah House David Meza
Michael and Kellie Avendt Fr. Kevin Duggan Patrick and Paula Richards
Leonard Huber & Sharon Matthew and Nancy Mihlon
Princess Ayers Viole Eberle Brian and Katie Richmond
Nicole and Daren Monroe
John and Lissa Baier Lyons-Huber Adela Riojas
Mary Evans Curt and Paula Huffman Donta Moore & Silvia Casaburi
Victoria Ballera Maria Riojas
Tom and Heather Fernandez Margaret Hunt Paul Morel
David and Linda Barson Olivia Riojas
Karen and Dave Fitton Timothy and Jeanine Morley
Renato and Marilyn Barut David and Stephanie Huske Stephanie Robel
Brian Flack & Patricia McDonnell Michael and Mary Moscynski
Joan Bateman Luz Iniguez Fred Robinson & Riza De Jesus
Robert Fletcher Jim and Diane Nelson
Peggy Behnken David and Michel Jacobs Edward and Cindy Rodriquez
James and Cathleen Benedict Lee and Vicki Forte Edna Nequette
Silvestre and Carol Jaramillo Michael and Helen Romero
Rick and Molly Berger Markee and Veronica Foster Rhoda Newman Clifford and Elizabeth Rosacia
Benjamin and Cassi Jenkins
Carolyn and Dave Berner Bob and Nora Fraser Andrew Nguyen & Sheila Hui Laura and Joseph Ross
Nichelle Frederickson Vernon and Marguerite Joe
Bob and Margaret Bianchi Nghia and Huong Nguyen Norma Roth
Kim and Pat Fulton Velma Jones-White & Eric
Mathew Bliesner & Caitlin Day Chloe Nichols Matthew and Cheryl Roubicek
Michael Galang White
Matthew Bosisio Deanna and Brendan O’Donnell Jeni Ruthruff
Criag and Audrey Kaplan
Anthony and Mary Jane Brogan Sr. Joan Gallagher
Marion and Russell Kari Joseph O’Neil Jake and Norene Saldana
Robert Bucci Douglas & Irene Garvey
Eileen Keim Helen Oesterle Rebecca Saldana & David
Peter and Bianca Caballero Bob and Rita Gazewood McGraw
Judy Killion Pamela Olson
Brian and Christa Callanan Richie Gillespie
Bill and Nance Knowlton Mark and Theresa Santistevan
Sal and Ceci Giordano Peg Olson
John and Mary Campagnaro Ed and Liz Santos
Sotero and Estela Go Barbara Korducki Salvador and Alylse Pagan
Mike and Bonnie Cervino JC Santos
Teresa Goethe Jessica and Brian Kulwik Sharyn Parker
Andrew Chin Mario and Amy Santos
Michael and Jean Clesynski Sherri Gonzales Maribel LaForga Ted and Paul Pascua Felisa Sarigumba
Elizabeth Colehour Reggie and Nellie Gonzalez Joseph and Marlowe Laubach Thomas and Kimberly Patamia Leopaldo and Zenaida Sarquilla
Rodney Coleman & Angela Don and Terri Goodwin Richard and Elaine LeBlanc Jim and Margie Paynton Louis and Lynn Saxon
Nickerson Molly and Steven Gorski Greg and Ginny Lee David and Erin Pedras Amelia Sazon
Donna Crahay Lawrence and Cynthia Granada Judy LeGrand Ann and John Penning Patricia Schaber
Sten and Maryann Crissey Curtis and Dorizel Groth Mary LeGrand Seth and Kathryn Perkins Gary and Patricia Scheifley
Sally and John Crone Bill and Mary Grubb Rodney and Lynda Petrenchak Michelle and Garry Scheving
Patina Lencioni
Sean and Jennifer Crowder Rene and Roxanne Guzman David and Qiong Schlegal
John Levesque & Margaret Jason and Marla Petronzio
Mary Cunningham Christine Hackett Sharon Schrenzel
McKenna Catherin Picha
Ken Cushman & Rachel Hoch - Frank Handler Gladys Senger
Christina Long Ariel and Gemma Pidlaoan
Cushman Joseph Handler Margaret Shields-Belisle &
Cipriano Dacanay & Alma Faustino Lorzano Don and Dawn Piquette
Colleen Hardy Jennifer and Peter Lundquist David Belisle
Macaraeg Laura Plough Merlin Simpson
Bob and Renee Ham
Amy Dagil & Claude Turingan Gerry MacCamy & Ginny Haver Tom and Sandy Plummer
Carolina Hart Maria Sluys and Andry Xevandry
Lucille Dean Carole Maes
Mary Hedgcock Mary Jo Pratt Josh and Rachelle Snyder
Kathleen Dedon Ana-Claudia Magana
Gilbert and Renee Heerhartz Dennis Prechtel & Nayara Robert and Marilyn Snyder
Lincoln and Minerva Del Rosario Joseph and Pompey Magera
Elizabeth Herrera-Smith & Strauss Alfred Spry
Jane Denini Larry and Linda Maichodi Matthew and Samantha Prociv
Corey Smith Erin and Christopher Stampe
Mel and Sheila Dennis Benjamin and Julie Marre Susan and Travis Stanley-Jones
Anne Marie and Brett Herron Pat and Michele Prociv
Joe and Patricia Desimone Paulette Martin
Thomas and Heid Matzen
Richard Stolz & Joy Borkholder Heidi and James Tham Dan and Laura Vornbrock
Jake and Mackenzie Sullivan Anne and Herbert Theofelis Lisa and Kurt Wadsacck
Kathleen Sullivan & Dan Berger Mary Carol Thomas
Jerry and Sandra Watson
Aileen and Sajo Sunde Alexandra Thompson
Mark and Teresa Webb
Vincent SUppa and Sarah Go Tim and Catherine Trainor
Timothy and Kris Whitters
Chris Swierczewski & Megan Ernesto and Natalie Trius
Mary Lou Williams
Karalus Elizabeth Truman
Stephen and Shawn Wood
Ross Tabulina & Krista Gustelius Justin Umaguat & Mariel Tantoco
Carolyn Woodhouse
James and Lenora Tague Jeff and Mindy Ursino
Nick and Mary Lou Zander
Joia Tatola-Cho Jennifer and Alex Uy
Frank and Margaret Zang
Laurel Taylor Lucille Van Der Hagen
Jonathan and Megan Zetlmaier
Tim and Mary Tetrault Carol Vanderveer
Bob and Fran Zickes
Sampson & Leigh Tevaseu Catherine and Gene Vogt
Clement and Monica Zipp
Cynthia Tewes Eugene Vojir
Haven’t Participated Yet?
Join our Annual Catholic Appeal
Thanks to the generosity of two As of 6/23/21
parishioners, you have an
opportunity to double your donation through
their offer to match up to $15,000. Yes,
$15,000!!!
Pledges or donations received
after 6/18/21 will be counted toward the match
goal. If this challenge is met it would enable us
to start the project this year!
Fr. Kevin would not only like to create a space for
Outreach Ministry
SERVE
Mini Youth Migrant Project
LEARN
Catholic Relief Services: Ending Malnutrition in Rwanda
Each year, our youth serve in the migrant camps of the Skagit
Valley through the Youth Migrant Project (YMP). Due to the Through the USAID Gikuriro project, Catholic Relief Services
lingering effects of COVID, we are not able to run the full program (CRS) is working to end malnutrition in Rwanda. Since the
but, we are offering at “mini YMP” for graduating 8th graders program began, children under the age of 2 getting the right
(14+) through graduating seniors. We will travel to Burlington on amount of nutritious food went from 14.5% to 29% in target
Friday, July 23 for a half-day of packing food boxes and again on districts. Additionally, over the last 5 years in Rwanda, working
Saturday, July 24 for a full day of serving at the Tri-Parish Food with USAID Rwanda, CRS has supported Rwanda Health as they
Bank. On Sunday, July 25, we will head to North Bend for a help families grow nutritious food and improve hygiene and
picking experience and to debrief of our time serving. Rides can sanitation to reduce malnutrition and transform lives and the
be provided by chaperones for vaccinated teens. Space is very country. So far, we have reached 2.5 million people together!
limited. If you are interested in participating, contact Jennifer
Please visit www.crs.org to find out more information and see
ASAP for an application at jibach@olgseattle.org
how you can help.
Women of Valor: Support Military Caregivers
Military Caregivers need support now more than ever. Although
many faced challenges before the pandemic, the isolation that Caring for Creation: Water Conservation
has come from the health crisis has increased their challenges “You will be like a well-watered garden, like a spring whose
tenfold. Soldiers’ Angels is seeking female volunteers who are waters never fail.” – Isaiah 58:11
interested in a virtual volunteer opportunity with female
caregivers who have asked for support. Be a shoulder for them Water is the foundation of human and ecological health and
to lean on and provide them comfort through care packages and covers 70% of our world. It is essential for agriculture,
letters. Learn more about volunteering on the Women of Valor sanitation, industry, recreation, energy, and maintaining natural
team at soldiersangels.org/volunteer ecosystems. Currently, the lack of sustainable use planning,
combined with population changes and climate change, has led
Young Adult Service Day to a lack of sufficient water supply to meet the water usage
demands for different areas in the U.S. and across the globe.
All Young Adults (ages 18-39) are invited to join in a service
Visit the Environmental Protection Agency’s website to learn
project on Saturday, July 10. Help distribute food and supplies to
how to start saving more water in your home at https://
neighbors in need from 11am-1:30pm at the Welcome Table,
www.epa.gov/watersense/our-water
hosted at The Body of Christ Church in White Center (1320 SW
102nd St.). Prior to the meal, from 9:30-11:00 a.m., we will
assemble packets at OLG to be handed out at the meal, offering a
more socially-distanced option for volunteers. Sign up for one ADVOCATE
part of the day or both. RSVP to Jennifer by July 5 at
Urge Senators to Pass
jibach@olgseattle.org Space is limited. Can’t make it on the 10th
but want to contribute? See the announcement below for need- The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
ed donations, which can be dropped off at the Parish Office too! As people of faith, we are called to work for justice and change
the system that resulted in the death of George Floyd. Since his
death, according to Mapping Police Violence (https://
GIVE mappingpoliceviolence.org/) at least 1,068 people have died at
the hands of the police in the U.S, with alarming racial dispari-
Donate to the Welcome Table Meal in White Center
ties. In March, the U.S. House of Representatives passed The
The Welcome Table serves lunch to neighbors in need in White George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. Now we call on the Senate
Center every Saturday at noon at The Body of Christ Church (1320 to do the same. The bill provides more oversight to hold states
SW 102nd St). In addition to the meal, food and supplies are and city police accountable, restricts the use of force, improves
handed out. Support the meal by donating non-perishable food data collection, adds a new lynching offense to the criminal
(cereal, shelf-stable milk, etc.), TP, Depends, dish and laundry code, and more. Learn more and take action at https://
soap, reading glasses, shoes, etc. Each week guests say they www.ipjc.org/legislative-action-center/
could not get through the week/month without the many things
provided for them. Drop off donations between 11-11:30 a.m. in
the back parking lot before guests arrive. Volunteers will unload
it for you!
OLG Community
OLG’s Summer B.Y.O. Picnic & Dance
Friday, August 27th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Walmesley Center Courtyard
Live music provided by Ann Sager and The Superchargers!
Peter’s Pence Collection
Today we take up the Peter’s Pence Collection, which is a
significant way to support the Universal Church. In part, this
collection, supported by Catholics around the globe, helps the
Holy Father reach out to people suffering in our world. It also
supports the ongoing activities of the Holy See. Please be
generous today.
Summer Book List Recommendations Summer Film Festival Is Back!!!
As we enter the “leisure” days of summer, perhaps you are Join us for our 8th Annual Film Festival that takes
looking for some interesting reading material. The Holy place on the second Tuesday of each month. We
Rosary/Our Lady of Guadalupe Care for Creation Team has meet in the air-conditioned Walmesley Center
found a few titles that you might find enlightening. Happy stage area, 6:30 p.m. Bring your favorite movie
reading! treat…popcorn and lemonade provided. This
year’s lineup includes:
Ask The Beasts, by Elizabeth Johnson
Braiding Sweetgrass, by Robin Wall Kimmerer July 13 “A Hidden Life”
How to Avoid a Climate Disaster; The Solutions We Have August 10 “Same Kind of Different as Me”
and the Breakthroughs We Need, by Bill Gates September 14 “Finding Grace”
Orca; Shared Waters, Shared Homes, by Lynda Mapes For more information, go to our parish website
Talking On The Water, by Jonathan White
Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Scam Emails
Doesn't, and Why It Matters, by Steven E. Koonin Please be aware that parishioners continue to report they receive
emails from “Fr. Kevin” asking for assistance. Please do not
respond. Many priests have had their email addresses
compromised and this happens periodically. Please know the real
BUSINESS OF THE WEEK Fr. Kevin would never ask for personal help from parishioners.
For more “Community Events”,
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* Burglary * Flood Detection
* Fire Safety * Carbon Monoxide Pastoral Council Members - Matt Prociv: Chair -
Princess Ayers, Anne-Marie Herron, Jason Pankow and
Liz Santos
Finance Council Members - Maryann Crissey: Chair -
Colleen Hardy, Dan Merlino, Rachelle Snyder, Mario San-
tos and Clem ZippFrom The Pastoral Center
Pastoral Center
Phone: 206-935-0358 - Fax: 206-935-1230
Parish Staff
Fr. Kevin Duggan
frkevin@olgseattle.org - X107
Helen Oesterle - Pastoral Associate
heleno@olgseattle.org - X108
THANK YOU…..WE DID IT!!!! Anton Kramer - OLG School Principal
akramer@guadalupe-school.org
$82,246 pledged to date (goal was $76,228) Michelle Scheving - Parish Administrator
michelles@olgseattle.org - X101
We have now met our Annual Catholic Appeal parish Marla Petronzio - Administrative Asst.
marlap@olgseattle.org - X114
share goal thanks to the generous contributions from our OLG
Sal Pagan - Facilities Supervisor
community. We have had 38% participation so far - let's make it 50%!
salp@olgseattle.org - X112
For those that have not yet given, every additional dollar donated will Marion Kari - Pastoral Care/Family Faith
now come directly back to the parish through the rebate program. marionk@olgseattle.org - X113
Thank you to one of our parishioners who has generously offered to Jennifer Ibach - Pastoral Asst. for Outreach
match the next $10,000 pledged. jibach@olgseattle.org - X120
Ann Sager - Music
This is the time to double your impact on our parish project. sager206@msn.com
Help fully fund the creation of a sacred and proper space in the church for Gail Neudorfer - Bookkeeper
our tabernacle where the blessed sacrament is reserved. This space will gailn@olgseattle.org - X118
also be used for prayer and adoration. The extent of the project will be Sandy Plummer
based on funds raised. Our goal is $25,000! Safe Environment Coordinator
Bulletin Editor
WE CAN DO THIS!! sandyp@olgseattle.org - X111
Our Lady Of Guadalupe School - Anton Kramer, Principal
akramer@guadalupe-school.org 206-935-0651 - X102
We Are The Bread Of Life
OLG School is officially on summer vacation! Our office does business all summer in an amended schedule. Enjoy
the Seattle summer and let’s stay safe and healthy! We look forward to returning all in person this fall.
Summer Hours & Key Dates:
• In July and early August, the school office will be available by appointment
• After August 9th, the office will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
• August 25th, Ice Cream Social and Supply Drop-Off
• September 1st, First Day of School (half day)!You can also read
