Weekend Announcements
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April 24 & 25, 2021
There will be no daily Mass April 28-30.
The Korean Bilingual Mass returns on Sundays May 9 and May 16 at 2PM. Fr. Tony will preside on Sunday May 9. Fr. Bang will preside on Sunday May 16. All are invited. No registration required. Masks are required.
The Annual Catholic Appeal has begun. Your support helps over 60 ministries in the Archdiocese. See our ACA page for more information. You can make a pledge online or return your pledge form in the collection basket.
The World Day of Prayer for Vocations is celebrated in parishes this weekend. Please pray for vocations and for all those who serve God's people in ordained or consecrated life. More information here
St. Madeleine Sophie School Registration is open. New families are joining our school community and classes are beginning to fill! If you are interested or know someone who might be interested in St. Madeleine Sophie School please contact us in the school office. We would love to talk with you
You’re invited to attend Mass on May 1 at 11AM at St. James Cathedral as we celebrate people with disabilities in our Catholic faith communities. No registration required. Also livestream @Archdioceseofseattle on Vimeo and Facebook
Liturgical Volunteers are needed. We are looking for lectors, ushers, greeters and altar servers for our in person Masses. If you would like to volunteer please sign go to our liturgical ministers page and sign up for a Mass. We will provide training. Contact Loretta for more information.
Special Mass Intentions are scheduled for Daily Mass only. Please see our Mass Intention Page for more information and to schedule an intention.
Health and Safety Reminders In addition to a surge in illness related to COVID 19 it is also allergy season. Wearing masks is an important part of keeping us all healthy but a few reminders: Please be sure to sneeze into your elbow. Do not think that because you are wearing a mask that this will completely stop the transmission of aerosols from a sneeze. The same is true for a cough please cough into your elbow. If you have a little tickle that cant be controlled please feel free to step into the narthex to get a drink of water.
Singing is another time of aersol dispersment so that is why we have been told that congregational singing is not allowed. Even though we have our masks on when we sing aersols are more forcefully expelled and create a potential health risk for those sitting in the same area. One day we will have choirs again and we will all be able to join in the singning. However, for the time being we will let Ann and other cantors do the singing.