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THIRD SUNDAY
OF ORDINARY
TIME
January 24, 2016
Year
OUR STAR
OF FAITH
GIVING LIGHT
TO ALL
Volume 2
Number 9
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The
SETON Sunday News
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - A Missionaries of the Holy Spirit Community
The Readings Today: In today’s Gospel (Luke 1:1-4, 4:14-21) Jesus comes to Nazareth and reveals
who he is and what his mission is in the synagogue of his own hometown. Paul’s letter to the
Corinthians (1 Cor 12:12-30) tells us that we are all united in this work, no matter who we are or
what our role might be. Jesus’ mission is ours because we are members of his one body. Do we
know and embrace the role that is uniquely ours? Could we stand up and identify our own part in
Jesus’ work? In the first reading (Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10) the people respond to Ezra’s proclamation
of the law with a great Amen. Let us rejoice at the glad tidings Jesus brings to us and respond also:
AMEN.
No one “deserves” faith; it is a
gift, pope says
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January 30th, 9am to 2pm
Disciples of Jesus
Faith Formation Day
No one deserves faith and no one can buy it;
faith is a gift that changes one's life and allows people
to recognize Jesus as the son of God with the power to
forgive sins, Pope Francis said at his morning Mass.
Praise is the proof that one truly has faith and
believes "that Jesus Christ is God in my life," the pope
said Jan. 15 during the Mass in the chapel of the
Domus Sanctae Marthae.
Jesus, he said, was sent "to save us from our
sins, to save us and bring us to the father. He was sent
for that, to give his life for our salvation." However,
the pope added that is "the most difficult point to
understand."
The Gospel for that day, Mark 2: 1-12,
recounted Jesus' healing of a paralytic in Capernaum
and the tension that arose among those who followed
Jesus when he told the ailing man that his sins were
(Continued on page 2)
You are invited to come and learn more about your faith and how
to be Disciples of Jesus.
Flyers with workshop information available in the Vestibule and
Faith Formation Office.
Call the Faith Formation office with questions.
Open to all Adults in our
Parish Family.
Please bring a sack lunch.
This is a required event for Parents of
Children receiving First Communion in
April 2016
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CHURCH Report
How can prolifers reach more
Americans?
14 message. “May God bless
our efforts to uphold human
life!” The cardinal cited Pope
Francis’ apostolic exhortation
Evangelii gaudium. There, the
Pope said the defense of the
unborn is “closely linked to the
defense of each and every other
human right … It is not
‘progressive’ to try to resolve
problems by eliminating a
human life.”
Cardinal
Timothy
Dolan marked the anniversary
of Roe v. Wade with a
reflection encouraging the prolife movement to remember the
importance of mercy and to see
the opportunity to reach those
who do not identify as pro-life.
Cardinal Dolan heads
The Archbishop of New York
the
U.S.
bishops’ Committee
said the pro-life cause backs
on
Pro-life
Activities. His
“an essential moral vision that
statement
came
ahead of the
lifts up every human person.”
43rd anniversary of Roe v.
“Genuine progress must Wade, the 1973 decision that
be progress for all, beginning mandated permissive abortion
with those most vulnerable laws nationwide.
who
cannot
speak
for
themselves,” he said in a Jan.
(Continued on page 10)
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
Office Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 4:30 pm
(Closed 12:30-1:30pm)
Mass Times:
Mon.-Sat. 9 am / Saturday vigil - 5:00 pm
Sunday: 9 am, 11 am,
1 pm (Spanish) & 5 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturday - 3:30 - 4:45 pm
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:
Mon — Fri, 10 am — 9 pm
How to reach us:
Phone: (425) 481-0303
Fax: (425) 485-8510
2316 180th St S.E., Bothell, WA 98012
P.O.Box 12429, Mill Creek, WA 98082
Web Site: www.easbothell.org
Facebook web link:
http://www.facebook.com/eas.bothell
Email: [email protected]
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repentance, to the prayer that
says: 'Forgive me, Lord. You
are God. You can forgive my
sins?'"
Faith is a Gift...
forgiven.
Many in the crowd
had their hearts "open to faith,"
but there were others, the pope
said, who accepted Jesus as a
healer but not his authority to
forgive sins.
The day's Gospel
reading, the pope continued, is
a call for Christians to ask
themselves how strong their
faith in Jesus is and to discern
if their faith changes their lives
and brings them closer to God.
Noting the crowd's
reaction after Jesus' healing of
the paralytic, Pope Francis said
that is through praise that
people prove their faith and
belief that Jesus was sent to
forgive sins.
"Praising is free. It is a
feeling that is given by the
Holy Spirit and brings you to
say: 'You are the only God,'"
he said. "May the Lord make
us grow in this faith in Jesus
Christ, who forgives us, who
"Faith is a gift. No one offers a year of grace, and may
'deserves' faith, no one can buy this faith brings us to praise."
it; it is a gift," he said. "Does
my faith in Jesus Christ bring
me to humble myself, to
Our Mission and Vision Statements
Mission: We are St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish,
a diverse Roman Catholic community guided by
the Holy Spirit. We are transformed by grace
through sacraments, prayer, compassion, and
evangelization.
We are disciples of Jesus Christ.
Vision: We will be a parish unified by our
baptismal call, appreciative of our diversity and
enriched by our ethnicities and cultures. We will
be renewed by sacred liturgy, enlightened by
faith formation, and compelled to serve with the
compassion of Jesus.
We will be the body of Christ.
Officers and Councils
The Pastoral Council
Gerry Apin, Jenifer Arulnathan,
Eduardo Cardona, Jean Dellino,
Paul Gallagher, Bob Kennedy,
Alice Paine, Karyn Sullivan
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
FAITH FORMATION OFFICE
Phone: 425-481-9358
Monday & Friday: 10am - 5pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 10am – 6pm
Wednesday: 11:30am-8:30pm
TEAM
Stephanie Matheny,
Administrative Assistant
Rosamaría García, Bilingual Assistant
Stephanie Moran, Early Childhood/
Elementary
Stephen Kramp, Life Teen
Susie King, The Edge
Index
Calendar of Events
Church Report
Directory
Faith Formation
From Fr. Mario
Missionaries of the Holy Spirit
Pastor’s Corner
Spanish / Sección en Español
St Elizabeth Ann Seton
Vocational Awareness
Year of Mercy
Youth, Typology
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P A S T O R ’ S Corner
“I
would like to highlight
several things from today’s gospel
reading:
Luke is writing a very long
letter to a friend by the name of
Theophilus:
“after
investigating
everything accurately anew, to write it
down in an orderly sequence for you...”
Imagine receiving this long letter to
meditate... Theophilus was indeed the
first person to read the Gospel of Luke. I
believe that it certainly deepened his
faith, gave him food for the journey.
The first thing that Luke does in
his letter is to introduce Theophilus to
Jesus, saying that He came to fulfill what
the Prophet Isaiah had prophesied: “to
bring glad tidings to the poor, to
proclaim liberty to captives and
recovery of sight to the blind, to let
the oppressed go free, and to
proclaim a year acceptable to the
Lord.” Luke will demonstrate to
Theophilus that Jesus did all this
and in abundance.
It is very important to
note that the Gospel of Luke is no
longer being read by Theophilus
but by us, the followers of Christ.
The letter is no longer recounting
the life of Jesus but now has
become the Gospel of Luke and
thus an invitation for each of us to
make a commitment. Luke’s
LIFE AT...
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purpose is “so that we may realize the
certainty of Jesus’ teachings.” The Word
of God must lead each and every one of
us to the knowledge of and an encounter
with Christ. As it was for Theophilus
then, it is also our nourishment now.
In line with Pope Francis, and
with the Holy Year of Mercy, Jesus’
initial ministry is with the poor. Notice
that He is not addressing the sins of the
people, but their oppressions and
sufferings. Jesus knows that He is
“anointed by the Spirit of God” and that
God is a God that loves and cares about
the suffering of the poor and vulnerable.
It will be the Spirit who will push him to
surrender his entire life in order to bring
relief, healing and forgiveness. This is
the God that Jesus announced with His
words and with His life. A God He
invited us to always trust and to abandon
ourselves to Him as His children.
Pope Francis, in his apostolic
exhortation Evangelii Gaudium #48
shares: “If the whole Church takes up
this missionary impulse, she has to go
forth to everyone without exception. But
to whom should she go first? When we
read the Gospel we find a clear
indication: not so much our friends and
wealthy neighbors, but above all the
poor and the sick, those who are usually
despised and overlooked, ‘those who
cannot repay you’ (Lk 14:14). There can
be no room for doubt or for explanations
which weaken so clear a message. Today
and always, the poor are the privileged
recipients of the Gospel, and the fact that
it is freely preached to them is a sign of
the kingdom that Jesus came to
establish. We have to state, without
mincing words, that there is an
inseparable bond between our
faith and the poor. May we never
abandon them.”
Today and always, the poor are the privileged recipients of the
Gospel, and the fact that it is freely preached to them is a sign of
the kingdom that Jesus came to establish. (Pope Francis)
in Spanish while the English workshops
are also given. This day of formation is
with the intention of bringing the
community to a formation day and a
great opportunity for parents of children
in their religious formation to further their
Next Saturday, January 30th we spiritual growth. Please plan to attend.
are hosting a Faith Formation Day with
The XVI General Chapter of the
the theme “Disciples of Jesus.” Parents
Missionaries
of the Holy Spirit begins
of children and teens in our faith
tomorrow.
Our
constitutions define this
formation program are encouraged to
event,
which
takes
place every six years,
attend and the entire parish is welcome.
as
follows:
“An
ecclesial
event whose
As you noticed in last Sunday’s bulletin
goal
is
to
discern,
illumined
by the Spirit,
we will be presenting several workshops
the
most
appropriate
path
to follow in
under one main theme. I will be
order
to
both
maintain
the
integrity
of our
presenting the opening reflection in
charism,
and
adapt
it
to
today;
to
English while the Spanish workshops are
promote
suitable
renewal
of
our
spirit,
being given and the closing conference
mission and life style to better serve the
Not part of today’s Gospel
but a continuation of it (Lk 4:2223) is the unbelief of his
listeners… they think they know
Jesus very well, thus closing
themselves to salvation. As we
meditate on the Gospel of Luke
this year let us open our hearts and
believe so that we may grow in
our faith.
Church; and to protect the patrimony of
the institute”.
The theme of our Chapter is:
“Being attentive to the needs of the
world, let us build the future the Spirit
moves us to”. This four week meeting will
be held in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
Please pray for all our delegates (Fr.
Mario Rodriguez, M.Sp.S., being one of
them) and for the outcome of the
Chapter. May the Superior General
elected lead us in the direction that the
Spirit will inspire them.
Your Brother In Christ,
Fr. Roberto Saldivar, M.Sp.S.
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JESUS,JESUS,JESUS!...
and everybody is welcome to the Feast of the Lord. This is why
the Eucharist is a privileged place of encounter with Jesus, the
savior of all men and women.
Fr. Felix wrote this beautiful text:
God, God, God! I have told you a thousand times, and every
day I realize more and more that we must live under His Gaze,
enveloped by the fire of His love.
Now I also say frequently: Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!... and by
saying Jesus I can picture, albeit incomplete, like a snapshot of
Telling the story of the man who transformed the life of all that Jesus has done for our Congregation and for each one
so many people will always be a wonderful and beautiful task.
of us. He, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, whom we love so deeply, and
Every time I’ve had the opportunity to go on missions and
who we wish to love more and more and more!
bring the good news of Jesus, I am filled with joy. I am happy
We need to say in our lives: Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, a
to see the peace that Jesus leaves in people’s hearts. Jesus still
thousand
times Jesus. He is the love of our life and our passion
today is a man who impacts His listeners, and challenges them.
Even today in 2016 He still touches hearts and gives meaning for life. Don’t let your heart get tired of preaching Him and
being yourself an instrument of His love.
to the lives of those who let themselves be touched by him.
Each one of us is called to share the Good News of Sincerely,
Jesus: we are brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus. Nobody is Fr. Mario Rodriguez, MSpS
excluded from His message of salvation, nobody can be left out
F A I T H Formation
January 25th: Join other Middle
school youth for our session "Go
Preach It" as we look at what it
means when we profess the
Church as Apostolic. Open Youth
Room begins at 6:45; sessions at
7pm.
PARENTS:
This week at Edge, the youth learned about why we
profess that the Church is Apostolic. In the Creed,
which we profess every Sunday, we proclaim that the
Church is One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic. We
learned that the Church is Apostolic in three unique
ways. First, the Church is founded upon the prayer
and teaching of the apostles. Second, the Church
hands on the teachings that were given by Christ Jesus
through the pope, bishops, and priests. Third, the
Church’s task is to make disciples of all nations. Here
are some questions to ask your son or daughter this
week:
• What do we mean when we say that the Church is
Apostolic?
• What are some things that we, as a family, are doing
to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ?
• What are some ways that we, as a family, can start to
help spread the love of Christ in the world?
Parents: Please save the date February 1st as we
Honor the parents with a reception at 7:45pm. Youth
come at 7, parents at 7:45.
• We’ll
continue
with
Confirmation preparation
meetings on 1/24 and 1/31.
Please
remember
that
attendance at these sessions
is mandatory.
• Teens who will be confirmed on May 4th will need to attend our required
Confirmation retreat on Feb. 5th-7th. Please return permission slips and
payments to Stephen Kramp right away.
• We really need volunteer drivers to and from the retreat! You don’t have
to be a parent of a teen in the program, either. Please contact Stephen at
[email protected] if you’re willing to help .
• WYD Pizza fundraiser coming next weekend, January 31st.
Praying in Thanksgiving
These past Saturdays, January 16 and 23rd, the children in
our Faith Formation programs participated in the Sacrament of
Reconciliation for the first time. 144 children from our Elementary
and Middle School Programs were blessed with this Sacrament. They
are still participating in the program in
preparation for their First Holy Communion
in April.
Please keep the children and their
families in your prayers. In this Holy Year
of Mercy may they, and our RCIA
participants, feel the never ending love and
mercy of God as it transforms their lives.
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A WAITING HARVEST
Vocation Awareness
The Ideal Parent
of a Seminarian
find your true vocation. I am just
roud that you love Jesus this much
and that your faith is this strong.”
“Many parents have asked me this
question. “Father, I want to support
mys on, but I don’t want to put
toomuch pressure on him. What
should I do?” I always advise
parents to tell their son something
like this: “I love you very much and
I am proud that you are considering
priesthood. I will pray for you and
support you as you go to the
seminary. I will be very proud of
you if you become a priest. But I
will be equally proud of you if you
discern that you must leave the
seminary. I will welcome you home
and help you in any way I can to
Many parents experience great fear
and anxiety when they first learn
that their son might want to become
a priest. It is important that parents
too get good information. Invite
your pastor, or Diocese Vocation
Director over for dinner. Over a
meal the entire family can ask
questions and listen to the Vocation
Director respond. The evening
usually ends with much more peace
with the decision.
From the Book
“To Save a Thousand Souls”
Fr. Brett Brannen
HAVE YOU HEARD?...
Our local Cascade Serra Club has started a
“Travelling Stole” program to inspire families to
pray for vocations.
Every week, at the Sunday Evening Mass, the
Travelling Stole is handed off from one family to
another. These families make a commitment to
pray for vocations to the priesthood and the
religious life within their own families, our
Parish Community and the Catholic community
at large.
If you are interested in signing up to take the
Stole home and pray for vocations for a week,
contact Arthur Adams.
Lord, give us many holy priests according to
your heart.
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.
SNAPSHOTS FOR THE THIRD WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
Daily Spiritual Nourishment
Monday January 25
Leadership Team
6:45pm
Office
Edge, Social Night
7pm
Hall
Curso Biblia Español
7pm
St. 4
Women’s Fellowship
10am
Hall
Rosary for Life
12noon
Church
Faith Formation Elementary
4:30pm
All Rooms
Adult Faith Formation
7pm
Hall
Praise and Bible Study
7pm
Chapel/St. 3
Passion Play Rehearsal
7pm
Church
Faith Formation Elementary
7pm
All Rooms
Apostleship of the Cross
7pm
Seton House
Faith Formation Elementary
4:30pm
All Rooms
AA
6:30pm
St. 1
Tuesday January 26
Wednesday January 27
Thursday January 28
St. Vincent de Paul
6:30pm
St. 7
SacraMentors
7pm
St. 2
Passion Play Rehearsal
7pm
Church
“Luz y Vida” Grupo de Oración 7pm
Seton House
Friday January 29
Grupo de Jóvenes
7pm
Youth Room
Saturday January 30
Faith Formation Day for Parents
Passion Play Rehearsal
9-2
1pm
Seton House
Mon., Jan. 25: Acts 22:3-16; Mark 16:15-18
Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, apostle
After spending his early life persecuting Christians, Paul traveled the
Mediterranean world spreading the Gospel, establishing Christian
communities and writing letters of ongoing advice and support.
Tues., Jan. 26: 2 Tim 1:1-8; Mark 3:31-35
Memorial of Timothy and Titus, bishops
Timothy and Titus serve as models of the diversity within God’s
family. They’re seemingly opposites, sensitive and gentle Timothy,
whose Jewish mother instructed him in the scriptures, and stern and
strong-willed Titus, a convert from paganism.
Wed., Jan. 27: 2 Sam 7:4-17; Mark 4:1-20
And some seed fell on rich soil and produced fruit. No matter how
good the seed is, it will not thrive in unfavorable conditions. Jesus
sows good seed, the word.
Thurs., Jan. 28: 2 Sam 7:18-19, 24-29; Mark 4:21-15
Memorial of Thomas Aquinas, priest, doctor of the church
For there is nothing hidden except to be made visible; nothing is
secret except to come to light. St. Thomas Aquinas, one of the most
influential theologians and philosophers of all time, showed
unparalleled expertise in his ability to bring to light reason and divine
revelation.
Fri., Jan. 29: 2 Sam 1:1-4a, 5-10a, 13-17; Mark 4:26-34
With many such parables he spoke the word to them as they were
able to understand it. The parables’ meanings only seem obvious
today because we’ve heard them explained so often.
Sat., Jan. 30: 2 Sam 12:1-7a, 10-17; Mark 4:35-41
Jesus was in the stern, asleep on a cushion. As Jesus sleeps during a
violent squall, the disciples panic. They fear he’s ignoring their
unease. When they awaken him, he quiets the sea, but not without
questioning their faith.
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E L I Z A B E T H Ann Seton
From her own writings…
Sign of the Cross and
Conversion
According to their belief that the
Catholic Church was the trueChurch, the
Filicchi brothers greatly encouraged
Elizabeth to convert to Catholicism
during her stay with them in Leghorn,
Italy.
Antonio Filicchi instructed her
how to make the sign of the Cross which
is the symbol of God’s tremendous love
for humanity.
she used the sign of the cross in the
petition “lead us not into temptation”, in
the Lord’s prayer. Elizabeth was so
impressed with the deep meaning of
making the sign of Cross and wrote that
learning to make the sign of the cross
was like discovering “new and delightful
secrets to me.”
The Sign of the CROSS of Christ
on me – deepest thoughts came with it of
I know not what earnest desires to be
closely united with him who died on it –
of that last day when he is to bear it in
triumph, and did you notice my dear one
the letter T with which the Angel is to
mark us on the forehead (cf. Rev. 7: 3) is
a cross. – All the Catholic Religion is full
In her Journal, she described her
of those meanings which interest me
deep impression on making the sign of
so.” (excerpt from a letter to her sister in
the cross in relation to the Book of the
law, Rebecca).
Revelation:
“This Evening standing by the
window the moon shining full on
Filicchi’s countenance, he raised his eyes
to heaven and showed me how to make
the Sign of the CROSS, I was cold with
the awful impression my first making it
Amabilia also explained “why
gave me.
In
her
Journal,
“Dear
Remembrances,” Elizabeth wrote that
Antonio taught her “the sign of the cross"
and with “what spirit to use it.”
From the book
“The Practice of Spiritual Direction
In the Writings of
Elizabeth Ann Seton”, Lee
M I S S I O N A R I E S
of The Holy Spirit
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish is staffed by the Religious
Congregation of the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit
In this Section you will find interesting articles about the Missionaries of the Holy Spirit, the Spirituality
of the Cross and the life of their founding parents: Concepcion Cabrera de Armida (Conchita)
and Fr. Felix de Jesus Rougier.
Pride and Humility
Arrogance is more refined. An
arrogant person ignores the praise of
others. The awareness of his/her own
grandeur, knowledge or virtue is
sufficient for him/her, An arrogant
person is harsh and disparages others.
At first glance it seems that
pride is something foreign to us.
However, the truth is that in each person
there is a root of pride tha frequently
sprouts and that also feeds vanity and
Pride is against God. The proud
arrogance.
person confronts God: “I do not need
Vanity is very crude. To be you; your help is not wanted; I am selfadmired, a vain person seeks the praie of sufficient.” Perhaps he/she does not say
others by showing off his/her good it openly, but it seen trough his/her
qualities or his/her physical attributes, actions. By expelling God from his/her
his/her clorhing or knowledge. His/her life he/she becomes his/her own god.
family name, or success, real or But self-worship is cruel. It leads to
invented. He/she can also reveal his/her loneliness, bitterness, depression, anger
feelings, illnesses or problems, so as not or despair.
to go unnoticed.
God cares for our spiritual health
and our growth. Because of this, to cure
us from pride, he allows us to feel our
limitations and misery.
By means of events or people,
life itself gives us a continuous
abundance of small humiliations, which
are marvelous opportunities to exercise
humility.
Moreover, to attain humility, we
have to ask the Holy Spirit for it. But for
this, first we have to value is as
something positive and to desire it as
something good for us.
From the book
“Seeds of Hope, 80”
Fr. Fernando Torre, MSpS
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JUBILEE OF MERCY
MERCIFUL LIKE THE FATHER
No saint is
the Scriptures and awaited the Messiah. As
The Conversion studied
without a past,
a Pharisee he even believed in the resurrection of
of Saul
the dead. Yet, somehow his heart was closed to
no sinner
Christ the Lord.
If there was hope
for Saul, there is hope for
all. That is a large
measure of the message
Paul
sees
in
his
conversion. Saints like to call themselves the
greatest of all sinners. Paul’s claim to the title is
unusually strong, however. He was, in fact, once a
blasphemer and a persecutor and an arrogant man
(1Tm 1:13). Yet Paul also explains that he received
mercy because he acted ignorantly in unbelief. This
is quite remarkable.
Paul’s unbelief was in a real way his
gravest sin, the foundation of all the others. Paul
without a future.
The ignorance of unbelief, however, is a
darkness God alone can illumine. And the Lord
spread his merciful light when he blinded Paul with
his radiant and living presence. Jesus’ mercy to
Paul, in other words, came as the ultimate personal
encounter. Paul’s knowledge of the Christ was no
longer a matter of mere human learning—in the
end more ignorance than knowledge. Mercy came
as the voice and vision of the one risen from the
dead.
By our baptism we have all
been consecrated on the path
towards sainthood.
Pope Francis
Jan 19, 2016
Homily
Father Anthony Giambrone, OP
Year of Mercy Companion
Y o u t h Section Typology
We at Typology know that our national
holiday celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.
has come and gone, but we just came across
this great reflection by now-Bishop Robert
Barron on Dr. King’s life and non-violent
political ethic.
Check it out!
https://
goo.gl/5zZ9e4
We also really liked this answer we recently
came across from a youth minister to a teen’s
question about wanting a boyfriend. It seems
appropriate to share now, given that
Valentine’s Day isn’t all that far away.
A Single Girl’s Consolation
by RACHEL LEININGER
A: I’m a junior in high school and I’ve
always struggled with the fact that I’ve never
had a real boyfriend, but recently it’s been
bothering me more than usual – especially
because all of my friends have one. I’ve
always wondered if maybe God knows I’m
not ready to have one, or maybe guys just
don’t like me.
Q: You’ve never had a boyfriend? You’re
probably supposed to be a nun.
I’m kidding! Mostly. Maybe you are real confidence and self-worth.
supposed to be a nun, how should I know?
We all want to be wanted – and the
I am sorry that you’re struggling with good news is that we ARE all wanted. God
feeling alone. It can be incredibly frustrating wants a relationship with you more than He
and tough to handle, your self-esteem can wants just about anything else. Think about
definitely take a hit. What’s wrong with me? it: God created the universe, then created
Why isn’t it my turn? Am I missing humanity. Humanity chose death, so He sent
His Son to redeem humanity and set up His
something here?
Church, which enables Him to have a great
You’re not the only person who isn’t relationship with humanity. Then His Son
dating in high school – I know it! I have died with you in mind, He created you, and
known so many brilliant, fun, healthy, now He wants to know and be known by
attractive people who choose not to date in you. And chances are good that He’s trying
high school, many who even choose not to to use your time as a single person to get
date in college, because they’re just too busy your attention. He knows that without a
being awesome. They’ve got school and serious romantic relationship in your life,
sports and clubs and family and faith – those you have way more time to spend on Him.
things take up a lot of time. And when they Do you see that time as a gift? Are you
know how precious their time is, they wasting that gift, or using it to its full
certainly don’t want to waste any on a potential?
relationship that isn’t worth it. They’ve seen
the drama and heartbreak that shallow
Chances are good that dating is in the
relationships can cause, and they want no plan at some point in your future. If God is
part of it.
calling you to married life one day, it HAS to
be. And dating will come with its own set of
But what if your single status isn’t by challenges, trust me. So lay a solid
your own choice?
foundation, now, with your single time. Be
Those lies – you’re not good enough, rooted in prayer, and grounded in the
not pretty enough, not interesting enough, sacraments, and committed to chastity. Use
doing something wrong – those are from the your time as a single person to fall more in
evil one, who wants your worth to hang on a love with the greatest Person in the universe.
relationship and not on God. I’ll let you in on Everything else will come, in His time.
a little secret: the happiest people in the Because your Heavenly Father knows what
world aren’t the people in committed you need (Matthew 6:34; Luke 11:9-13) –
romantic relationships. They’re the ones and we know He has great plans for you
whose self-esteem is based on the love of the (Proverbs 3:5-6).
Father. That is the ONLY constant in this
world – and the only thing that can give us
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Sección en Español
Mensaje del Párroco
ha enseñado”. La Palabra de Dios debe nos invita a confiar en este Dios, y a
guiar a todos y cada uno de nosotros a abandonarnos en Él como sus hijos.
Quisiera subrayar varias cosas del
conocer de Jesús, y a tener un encuentro
El Papa Francisco, en su
evangelio de hoy:
con Él. Así como fue alimento para Teófilo
exhortación apóstlica Evangelii Gaudium
Lucas escribe una carta larga a un entonces, lo debe ser para nosotros hoy.
(48) dice: “Si la Iglesia entera asume este
amigo llamado Teófilo: “después de
Igual que hace el papa Francisco, dinamismo misionero, debe llegar a todos,
haberme informado minuciosamente de
y como lo recomienda el Año Santo de la sin excepciones. Pero ¿a quiénes debería
todo, desde sus principios, pensé
Misericordia, el primer ministerio de Jesús privilegiar? Cuando uno lee el Evangelio,
escribírtelo por orden…” ¿Cómo sería
es para los pobres. No les habla de sus se encuentra con una orientación
recibir esta carta para meditarla?... Teófilo
pecados, sino de la opresión y sufrimientos contundente: no tanto a los amigos y
fue la primera persona en leer el Evangelio
que viven. Jesús sabe que él está “ungido vecinos ricos sino sobre todo a los pobres
de Lucas. Yo creo que seguramente le
por el Espíritu de Dios” y que ese Dios es y enfermos, a esos que suelen ser
ayudó a profundizar su fe, le dio alimento
un Dios que ama y se preocupa por el despreciados y olvidados, a aquellos que
para el viaje.
sufrimiento de los pobres y los más «no tienen con qué recompensarte» (Lc
Lo primero que hace Lucas en su vulnerables. Será el Espíritu que lo 14,14). No deben quedar dudas ni caben
carta es presentarle a Teófilo quién es impulse a entregar su vida entera para explicaciones que debiliten este mensaje
Jesús, diciéndolo que vino a cumplir lo que poder dar alivio, sanación y perdón de los tan claro. Hoy y siempre, los pobres son
destinatarios
privilegiados
del
había anunciado el profeta Isaías: “para pecados. Este es el Dios que anuncia los
Evangelio,
y
la
evangelización
dirigida
Jesús
con
Sus
palabras
y
Su
vida.
Jesús
llevar a los pobres la buena nueva, para
gratuitamente a ellos es signo del
anunciar la liberación a los cautivos y
Reino que Jesús vino a traer. Hay que
la curación a los ciegos, para dar
decir sin vueltas que existe un vínculo
libertad a los oprimidos y proclamar
inseparable entre nuestra fe y los
el año de gracia del Señor”. Lucas le
pobres. Nunca los dejemos solos”.
demostrará a Teófilo que Jesús hizo
todo esto y lo hizo en abundancia.
No parte del Evangelio de hoy,
pero continuación de éste, (Lc 4, 22Es importante resaltar que
23) es la incredulidad de sus
el evangelio de Lucas ya no lo lee
oyentes… creen que conocen a Jesús
solamente Teófilo, sino nosotros,
muy bien, y se cierran a la salvación.
seguidores de Cristo. La carta ya no
A medida que meditamos en el
es un recuento de la vida de Jesús,
evangelio de Lucas este año,
pero se ha convertido en el
abramos nuestro corazón y creamos,
Evangelio de Lucas y por lo tanto
para que podamos crecer en la fe.
Hoy y siempre, los pobres son los destinatarios
una invitación para cada uno de
privilegiados del Evangelio, y la evangelización
nosotros de tomar un compromiso. El
dirigida gratuitamente a ellos es signo del Reino que
objetivo de Lucas es “para que
Jesús vino a traer. (Papa Francisco)
veamos la verdad de lo que se nos
LO QUE OCURRE EN...
El próximo sábado 30
de Enero estamos organizando
un día de Formación en la Fe
con el título “Discípulos de
Jesús”. Este día es obligatorio
para los papás de los niños
preparándose para la Primera
Comunión, pero está abierto a
toda la comunidad. Si vieron el
volante en el boletín de la
semana pasada, tendremos
diferentes talleres con un
mismo tema. Yo presentaré la
Reflexión inicial en inglés
mientras se imparten los
talleres en español, y luego la
conferencia final en español
mientras ocurren los talleres en
inglés. El objetivo de este día
de Formación es ofrecer a toda
la comunidad un día de
Formación y una maravillosa
oportunidad para que los papás
de
niños
en
nuestros
programas
de
educación
religiosa crezcan en su fe. Los
esperamos.
Misioneros del Espíritu Santo.
Nuestras constituciones definen
este evento, que ocurre cada
seis años, de la siguiente
manera: “un acontecimiento
eclesial que tiene por objeto
discernir a la luz del Espíritu el
modo adecuado de mantener y
actualizar el propio carisma,
renovarnos en nuestro espíritu,
misión y estilo de vida al
servicio de la Iglesia, y
conservar el patrimonio del
Instituto” (CD 364).
futuro al que el Espíritu nos
impulsa”. Este encuentro de
cuatro semanas se llevará a
cabo en Valle de Bravo,
México. Oren, por favor, por
todos los capitulares (P. Mario
Rodríguez, MSpS es uno de
ellos) y por el resultado del
Capítulo. Roguemos que el
Superior General electo nos
guíe en la dirección que el
Espíritu les inspire.
Tu hermano en Cristo,
El lema del Capítulo P. Roberto Saldívar, M.Sp.S.
es: “Atentos a las necesidades
Mañana comienza el
del mundo, construyamos el
XVI Capítulo General de los
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el lugar privilegiado del encuentro con Jesús, el salvador de todos los
hombres y mujeres.
P. Félix de Jesús Rougier escribió este hermoso texto:
¡Dios, Dios, Dios! les he repetido miles de veces, y cada día veo más
que debemos vivir bajo su Mirada, envueltos en el fuego de su amor.
Ahora digo también con mucha frecuencia: ¡Jesús, Jesús, Jesús,
Jesús!... Y al decir Jesús veo siempre como un cuadro general,
aunque incompleto, seguramente, de todo lo que nuestro Jesús ha
hecho por su amada Congregación y por cada uno de nosotros.
¡JESÚS,JESÚS,JESÚS!...
Contar la historia del hombre que trasformó la vida de tanta
gente siempre será una historia linda y hermosa. Cada vez que me ha
tocado ir a misiones y llevar la buena nueva de Jesús surge en mí
mucha alegría. Me alegra ver la paz que Jesús deja en los corazones
de la gente. Jesús sigue siendo el hombre que impacta e interpela a
sus oyentes. Aun hoy en el 2016 sigue tocando los corazones y sigue
llenando de sentido la vida de los que se dejan tocar por él.
Cada uno de nosotros está llamado a compartir La Buena
Nueva de Jesús: somos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo Jesús. Nadie
está fuera de su mensaje de salvación, nadie puede quedar excluido y
todos son bienvenidos al Banquete de Jesús. Por eso la Eucaristía es
Él, ¡Jesús, Jesús, Jesús, que tanto amamos, y que queremos amar
más, más y más!
Tenemos que decir en nuestra vida: Jesús, Jesús, Jesús mil
veces Jesús. Es él el amor de nuestra vida y nuestra pasión por vivir.
Que no se canse tu corazón de predicarlo y de hacerte instrumento de
su amor.
En Cristo,
P. Mario Rodriguez, MSpS
Ambiente Seguro en Español
Entrenamiento de la Arquidiócesis de Seattle
Si tu trabajo o voluntariado te pone en contacto con niños o adultos
vulnerables, debes tomar esta clase de Ambiente Seguro, “Protegiendo a los
niños de Dios”.
Ofreceremos una clase en Español, aquí en Sta. Elizabeth, el sábado 13 de
Febrero a las 10am en el Salón 4. No habrá cuidado de niños.
Regístrate en línea,
Virtusonline.org
o comunícate con la Oficina de Formación Religiosa para hacerlo:
425-481-9358, Stepahanie Matheny y Rosamaria Garcia
El Cupo es limitado.
A Concert with Donna Cori Gibson
on the Stations of the Cross
Second Friday of Lent
February 19th 7pm
Tour Italy and see Pope Francis
with Fr. Jim Dalton
Fr. Jim Dalton and Proximo Tours invite you to join
them on a 13 day pilgrimage to Italy, June 2-14.
The 13 day all inclusive tour features 4 or 5 star
hotels and a very comfortable bus. Mass will be
offered daily. Highlights will include: The Amalfi
Coast, the Isle of Capri, Pompeii, Rome, a general
audience with Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square,
Florence and the región of Tuscany, Assisi, Pisa,
Cinque Terre, Venice and much more.
You can find out more and register at
Www.proximotravel.com. The cost of the tour is
$4,600. Contact Fr. Jim Dalton @ 425-314-1334.
There are brochures in the vestibule.
Finding support after the Death
of a Loved One
Have you experienced the loss of a loved one? St. Brendan Parish is
offering a bereavement support group, which will provide you with an
opportunity to share with other grieving people who can understand and
support you.
The program consists of seven weekly sessions that help people to know
what to expect and not to expect during the grieving process. It will begin
Wednesday, February 10th at 10:30 am in the Church Library. The group
wil be facilitated by Arlene Sullivan, Chris Gaines and Margie Inghram.
For more iformation, contact Margie Inghram at 425-486-8953 or
[email protected]. Registration will take place at the beginning of
the first sesión. There is no charge for this class.
The Lord is “merciful”: this word evokes an attitude of tenderness as that of
a mother in dealing with her child. In fact, the Hebrew term used by the
Bible makes one think of the insides or even the maternal womb.
Therefore, the image it suggests is that of a God that is moved and
becomes tender for us as a mother when she takes her child in her arms,
desirous only of loving, protecting, and helping, ready to give everything,
even herself. This is the image that this term suggests. A love, therefore,
that can be described as “visceral” in the good sense.
Pope Francis’ General Audience
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Pro-Life...
Women’s Fellowship:
(Continued from page 2)
“Abortion itself, despite the endorsement of our highest legal
tribunal and many political and cultural elites, is as controversial as
ever,” the cardinal said. “Most Americans oppose a policy allowing
legal abortion for virtually any reason – though many still do not realize
that this is what the Supreme Court gave us.” Most Americans want to
protect unborn children later in pregnancy, most want limits and
regulations on abortion, and most want to bar taxpayer funding for
abortion. The cardinal noted that despite this, some are reluctant to
adopt the pro-life mantle.
“Yet many who support important goals of the pro-life
movement do not identify as ‘pro-life,’ a fact which should lead us to
examine how we present our pro-life vision to others.”
Cardinal Dolan said most Americans are “open to hearing a
message of reverence for life,” and so pro-life advocates “must always
strive to be better messengers.” “A cause that teaches the inexpressibly
great value of each and every human being cannot show disdain or
disrespect for any fellow human being,” he explained. “We should
celebrate human freedom, always reminding others that this freedom is
ours so we can freely choose the good – and that to enjoy this freedom,
each of us must first of all be allowed to live.”
The cardinal said it is “wrenching” to mark the anniversary of
legalized abortion so soon after Christmas. Citing the Church’s Year of
Mercy, Cardinal Dolan said that God’s love is infinite. He added: “this
same love is a source of unbounded mercy and forgiveness for all who
have fallen short of God's plans for us.” In the cardinal’s view, there is
an opportunity for pro-life advocates to reach most Americans. “They
do not see the unborn child as an illness or a tumor. They are repelled
when they see the callousness of the abortion industry, as in the recent
undercover videos of Planned Parenthood officials calmly discussing the
harvesting of body parts,” he said.
“They do not want to be pushed into actively promoting and
paying for abortion. They do not want doctors and nurses who are
sensitive to the value of life at its most vulnerable to be driven from the
healing professions”. “I invite all who are concerned about the tragedy
of abortion to recommit themselves to this vision of life and love, a
vision that excludes no one,” he said.
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The Catholic Daughters of the
Americas (CDA) Thank You for
your support at our Bake Sale
this past weekend.
The
proceeds allow us to make
contributions to our charities
such as the Gabriel Project and
college scholarships for parish
members.
We appreciate
your generosity! CDA
The Catholic Daughters will be
selling raffle ckets for their
annual Valen nes Day baskets this
weekend and next weekend a er
all Masses.
Support their chari es and win a
great gi basket for someone
special.
On Tuesday January 26th
we will be studying the Catechism of the Catholic
Church, paragrapjs 2052-2195. Commandments 1-3. All
Women welcome.
At noon, all parishioners are invited to pray the “Rosary
for Life” with us.
Contact Mary Christie: 425-776-3967
Or Rachel Castro: 425-486-9232 if you have questions.
Do you have old palms left from past years’
celebration of Passion (Palm) Sunday? If you do,
please bring them to Church so that those old palms
may become the ashes for Ash Wednesday. There will
be a labelled receptacle in the vestibule in which you
may place the old palms.
Ash
Wednesday
is
February 10 this year,
please bring your palms
by January 31st.
Home Visitation / Peer Counseling Ministry
A reminder that we have a Home Visitation/Peer
Counseling Ministry available to you and your family. The
goal of this ministry is to bring God's mercy and hope to
those going through difficult transitions and losses. We
strive to bring joy and support to those who may be alone a
lot or grieving some loss. It is important that they
know Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish cares about them
and prays for them.
Please help us reach those who might benefit from this
ministry by calling me. There are cards in the vestibule
with my phone number and e-mail. It is important, too, that
we all pray for each other and especially for those who are
ill and house bound.
Joan M. Kluck (Coordinator)
Rachel’s Corner
Hope and Healing After Abortion
“The whole process of the retreat was important for
healing—from telling our sotires, to writing a letter
to my child, to the Memorial mass. Loving, kind
facilitators were a wonderful example of Christ’s
love.”
From a Rachel Retreatant
We can help you on a Rachel’s Vineyard™ retreat
March 4-6, 2016 Seabeck and
April 15-17, 2016 Stanwood
Call Valerie: 1-800-822-HOPE (4673)
Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services.
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Adult Faith Formation
Bible Study of The Acts of the Apostles – St. Paul followed
what he knew to be God’s will, even with obstacles. Chapters
20 and 21 (Session 17) help us also persevere. All adults are
welcome to join a discussion and view a DVD lecture on
Tuesday, Jan. 26, 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall. For more
information call 425-481-9358.
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Counseling 425-257-2111 or 888-240-8572
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Funeral Committee, Pat Maurer
Guadalupe Committee, Claudia Galindo
Homebound Ministers, Marianne Iwamoto
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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
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A Call to Share...
Because of the Holiday of Martin Luther King Jr last
January 18th, this information was not available at the
time the bulletin was printed. We’ll print it next week.
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Auto & Transmission
Repair Pal.Com
Certified Shop
AAA Approved
DELGADO TOWING
Law Office of Shara Svendsen
Abogada de Inmigración
10305 19th Ave SE
Everett, WA
98208
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Mani & Pedi $27
Full Set Pink & White $25
Home of Mickey & Minnie
16030 Bothell-Everett Hwy #260
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Catholic Owned & Operated
www.ttlandscape.com
www.cleanandsimplecleaning.com
Dr. Tom Kane, DDS
Family Dental Care of Mill Creek
Commercial & Residential
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
206.362.2785
In- Parish
stmattschool.org
21609 #A Hwy 99 Lynnwood, WA
See website for more discounts
www.kcmartin.com
Tuition
Available
1230 NE 127th St.
Seattle, WA 98125
206-362-2785 • stmattschool.org
425-672-0920
1230 NE 127th St Seattle WA 98125
Computer
ConCepts
Sales & Service with Integrity Since 1990
425-481-3666
PC & Laptop Repair: virus/malware removal, part replacement, troubleshooting & more.
Custom Build PC’s. Laptops, Parts & Accessory Sales. PC Games & Pop Culture Merchandise.
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Llame al (425) 391-5283
AUTO CASA NEGOCIOS
CONTRATISTAS FINANZAS
[email protected]
M.T.C. INSURANCE AGENCY
“QUALITY ISN”T EXPENSIVE, IT’S PRICELESS”
HARDWOOD • CARPET • TILE • VINYL • LAMINATE
Luis Amaya
[email protected]
Office: 425-669-1453 Mobile: 425-345-9008
amayasflooring.com • amayasflooring.net
1327 112th St. SE, Suite E in Everett
*100,000 Satisfied Customers
“The Plumber People Recommend”
www.fischerplumbing.com
17624 15th Ave SE #B101
206-578-9942
AMAYA’S FLOORING, INC
206-783-4129
425-455-4773
Service & Repair of Japanese
& German Vehicles
425-481-1200
All Repairs/Maintenance
All Makes & Models
Elias Arturo Ochoa
6605 202nd St. SW, Ste. 300 Lynnwood, WA 98036 ● www.lasamericasplaza.com
“Mi Rancho Taqueria” & “Tienda El Paso”
425-949-5643
all your plumbing needs.”
Seattle Auto Repair Service
425-337-3462
LAS AMERICAS BUSINESS CENTER
Let us help you with questions about your Medicare coverage
Open 10:00am to 9:00pm - 7 days a Week
Located by the “Silver Dollar Casino” at 17917
Bothell Everett Hwy #202
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10303 19th Ave. S.E.
Consulta de Negocios ● Contabilidad ● Impuestos
Traducciones ● Llame a Perla Reyes (425) 672-4255
PRESTAMOS PARA CASAS: Primeros Compradores ● Casas
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425-741-7099
[email protected]
(with purchase of any adult entree-Please mention this ad)
12545 - 116 th AVE NE
New Phone: 425.825.8222
Store Hours: Mon thru Sat 10 AM to 6 PM
across from Silverlake Costco
Medicare Master
Authentic Mexican Food & Grocery
NOW OPEN
TOTEM LAKE WEST KIRKLAND
405 EXIT 20 –124th RIGHT ON FIRST LIGHT
TOTEM LAKE WEST KIRKLAND
Dr. Chuck Stringer Parish Member
New Phone: 425.825.8222
www.donaldsonclinic.com
KIDS (10 & Under) EAT FREE EVERYDAY!
Bothell Store Has Moved!
Stringer Chiropractic P.S.
• Physical Therapy
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(425) 338-5400
Residential Cleaning Services
Michael Mallahan, Au.D.
(425) 344-0972
American
Optometric Association
30 Years of Integrity and Skill
JJ Renovations LLC
Expert Home Remodeling Services
Tile Specialist
425-919-3794 | [email protected]
Juan Chavez, Owner & Parishioner
MILLER, HANSEN & TORPHY, INC EST. 1928
180th & Bothell-Evt. Hwy
Offices: (206) 783-4129
(425)Paul
455-1310
Dellino
Financial Advisor
Congratulations to Holy Rosary
10101
19th Ave SE
on this 100 year
anniversary!
Everett, WA 98208
425-337-9943
Parishioner
170 - CPI, P.O. Box 81026, Seattle, WA 98108-1026 - For Advertising call John Hitt - 800-867-0660 www.catholicprintery.com
425.225.2626
T T Landscape Service
425-346-0587 • 206-354-3256
Se Habla Espanol
LYNETTE M. SUNDHOLM, O.D.
Parishioner
• State of the Art Hearing Aids
• Hearing Tests All Ages
• Balance Disorders
425 239 5665
15409 Main St.
Mill Creek Town Center
• Transport Car
• Tow Your Car
• Open Car • Jump Starts
• Flat Tire? We will change it!
• We buy Junk Cars
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
SILVER LAKE
EYE CARE CENTER
©CPI
Mon-Sat 6:00am - 9:00pm
Sun 7:00am-9:00pm
425-385-2925
Bus 360-863-2938
Cell 425-344-3479
425-870-5493
425-828-7800
T-Trans Landscaping
& Concrete
Patty McGoorty, CPA
Joe Gogal
Financial Advisor
8115 Broadway
Everett WA 98203
425 267-9415
Parishioner
Parishioner
Robert F Miller 206-622-5505
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10410 - 19th Ave SE, Ste 102
Everett, WA 98208
[email protected] | (425) 385-3483