Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Church - A Missionaries of the Holy Spirit Community

SETON Sunday News

Fourth Sunday of

Easter May. 3, 2020

Year

A Volume 6

Number 23

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INFORMATION

Index

Amazing Parish 5

Daily Readings 2

Directory 2

From Fr Jose’s Desk 3

Important Updates on Faith Formation 4

Ministries 9

Sección en Español 6 y 7

Vocation Awareness 8

THIRD WEEK OF EASTER

MyParish app @easbothell

The Readings this week:

Sun., May 3: Acts 2: 14A, 36-41; 1 Pt 2: 20B-25;

Jn 10: 1-10

Mon., May 4: Acts 11: 1-18; Jn 10: 11-18

Tue., May 5: Acts 11: 19-26; Jn 10: 22-30

Wed., May 6: Acts 12: 24—13:5A; Jn 12: 44-50

Thu., May 7: Acts 13: 13-25; Jn 13: 16-20

Fri., May 8: Acts 13: 26-33; Jn 14: 1-6

Sat., May 9: Acts 13: 44-52; Jn 14: 7-14

Sun., May 10: Acts 6: 1-7; 1 Pt 2: 4-9; Jn 14: 1-12

Online at www.usccb.org/bible/readings

Officers and Councils

The Pastoral Council Gerry Apin, Rolfson Augustine, Paul Gallagher, Francis Irudayaraj, Laura Keegan, Jim Krieger, Marco Olivares,

Amy Walsh

The Finance Council Fr. Jose Ugalde, Shannon Everist, Richard Carlson, Bill

Dunnigan, Patty McGoorty, Jon Alejandro

Seton Sunday News Bulletin Fr. Jose Ugalde, Marcia Gimenez, Eduardo Cardona

Dear Brothers and Sisters, In very fluid and changing circumstances, we urge you to check the following resources for the most current situation:

our website Easbothell.org

myParish app

Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/easbothell/

Instagram @easbothell

Be assured of our prayers, remember to keep us in your prayers. If you need to reach a priest, use their email addresses shown on the left.

Fr Jose, Fr Jesus, and Staff

Office Hours & Contact Information

Clergy

Priest Administrator .............. Fr.Ugalde@easbothell.org

Fr. Jose Ugalde, MSpS .................................... ext. 304

Parochial Vicar ......................... Fr.Jesus@easbothell.org

Fr. Jesús Sanchez, MSpS .................................. ext 305

Administration

Administrator........................... Shannon@easbothell.org

Shannon Everist ................................................. ext 303

Secretary .............................. VeronicaM@easbothell.org

Veronica Mendez ............................................... ext 301

Facilities ....................................... Oscar@easbothell.org

Oscar Mejia ....................................................................

Faith Formation

Director ............................ StephanieHM@easbothell.org

Stephanie Moran .............................................. ext 311

Interim Youth Minister ....... br.jorgeharo@easbothell.org

Br. Jorge Haro, MSpS ....................................... ext 313

Bilingual Assistant ................... Eduardo@easbothell.org

Eduardo Cardona .............................................. ext 314

Liturgy

Music Coordinator ....................... Kathy@easbothell.org

Kathy Egashira ........................................ 206-214-5884

Liturgy Coordinator .................... Marcia@easbothell.org

Marcia Gimenez ................................................ ext 308

Keep in touch Easbothell.org

“STAY HOME, STAY HEALTHY” mandate

All staff working remotely, please contact us via email only. We are still working to help and serve you. Updates will be posted online and in the App

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F r o m F r . J o s e ’ s d e s k

Meditation:

“I am the gate, whoever enters through me will be saved”

We may be tempted to think God is absent today as we go through this experience of the unknown. There are people out there who say “Where is God? He is not helping us overcome this uncomfortable situation.” And we get mad, and we blame God for what’s happening. God does not act according to human laws and cybernetics. Anytime we have a question, we ask Google and we get an answer as if by magic. Little by little we are learning that this pandemic is a lesson that opens up a new way of life. We don’t know what that new reality will be like. Truth is, we are leaving behind what used to be normal, and learning a new normal. Things will not be the same. We are in a moment of transition, and still we ask ourselves: where is God? Is He present here or not? Of course He is present, like He has been in the past. The most tangible event was the coming of Jesus into this world. This was the way for God to be present with His plan of salvation and insert it into the history of human civilization. Christianity is God’s proposal to the world. It affects all aspects of life, not just the spiritual aspect. God wants to save the whole person, body and soul.

In the gospel we hear Jesus say, "I am the gate, whoever enters through me will be saved." Since the Resurrection of Jesus, millions of people in the world recognize Jesus as the Son of God who has come to the world to rescue us from darkness and sin, offering us another alternative of life. It is a new life, which is lived with the help of the Spirit of God. Presented with this approach to life there are those who reject it because it is uncertain, not known; and the world of today mistrusts the unknown.

How important it is today to stand firm in our Christian faith. There is a danger of abandoning it because we don’t see quick answers to the situation we are experiencing. It would be sad to abandon the faith that we have developed for many years and in a couple of months leave it because it does not fulfill its objective. Faith, above all, is a gift from God. Therefore, faith enables us to accept realities for which reason has no answers. Faith in God is the capacity that moves us to discover the meaning of life, its purpose and its mission; to discover the reason we are in this world, what we must do and what mission we have to carry out. These are questions that make us think critically, in the most positive sense.

Faith lived moved by the Spirit of God enriches human life; it gives human life its spiritual dimension. The spiritual life is the new life that God offers. The early Christians accepted this life, and thanks to their testimony, the seed of their faith grew, and it continues to grow today. It is the experience that we hear about in the Acts of the Apostles. On the same day of Pentecost, the first Christian community experienced the power of the Holy Spirit that transformed

their lives, filling them with joy and ridding them of fear. Peter speaks to the people of Israel saying, “Let the whole house of Israel know for certain that God has made both Lord and Christ, this Jesus whom you crucified." These words filled with the Holy Spirit reached the hearts of the listeners who replied, "What are we to do, my brothers?" Peter gives them the formula, ”Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” If we have already been baptized, we have already received the Holy Spirit, then why do we not see Him act in us? Why is He not evident in us? This should make us question ourselves and should move us to find the answer to these questions. The answer is simple: living in the Spirit of God is grace, it is a gift from God. We have to ask for this grace, because the promises of God are valid for everyone.

If Jesus is the gate of salvation, that is, of new life, we need to ask for the grace of a personal encounter with Him. We need to tell him, Lord, I want to live in the power of your Holy Spirit like the first community did, I want to place myself in safety, away from this corrupted world, I want to live the life of the Spirit and enter into an experience of intimate communion with you today and always.

My brothers and sisters, let us ask the Holy Spirit to come and act not only in us and our family, but in all the people in the whole world, including civic rulers, professionals, scientists; all people in a position of leadership. We all need the new life that God offers through his beloved Son, Jesus Christ. We are in need of a Pentecost that transforms the lives of all human beings in the world. How beautiful it would be to see all humanity living the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.

May we meditate on Jesus the Gate to enter the heart of God through prayer, silence and contemplation this week. And may this lead us to realize that we too are a gate for others to enter and find God in our hearts. Do I let my brothers and sisters enter my heart, or do I close it up so that nobody can enter, and nobody bothers me? The lesson that God is giving us in this time of pandemic is precisely to let others enter our hearts. We had closed them up and we were disconnected from each other. This is a time of grace and blessing. Let us stand firm in the faith and in the experience of the Holy Spirit who guides us to be a gate for others and to enrich ourselves with their life experience and spiritual gifts.

Let us ask Mary Most Holy that, through her intercession, we may receive the grace to be gates in union with Jesus Christ for the glory and honor of God the Father. Amen.

Fr Jose Ugalde, MSpS

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CATECISMO PARA EL AÑO 2020-2021

Estamos trabajando en el formato del programa de clases de catecismo para el año próximo. Necesitamos evaluar todos los aspectos a la luz de los acontecimientos actuales. Tenemos que ver si podremos comenzar normalmente en el otoño. Hasta este momento no tenemos fecha para comenzar las inscripciones para el catecismo. Una vez que se haya decidido lo publicaremos por medio del boletín.

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION CELEBRATIONS It is with great sadness and with much prayer, that the decision to postpone our celebrations of First Holy Communion has been made:

1. The First Holy Communions that were scheduled for April 25 and May 2 have been cancelled.

2. The rehearsals/parent meeting set for April 21 and April 28 have been cancelled as well.

At this time, new dates have NOT been set for the celebrations, but we are looking at dates later in the summer. Once we do set the dates, you will receive a letter from the parish letting you know the day and time of the new rehearsal and the new celebration. If you are planning to move out of the area before August 1, please let me know and I can create a letter for you to give to your new parish so that your child may make their First Holy Communion there. Please know we are looking at dates and as soon as possible we will let you know. Thank you for understanding and I share in your disappointment. For questions in English: Stephanie at stephaniehm@easbothell.org For questions in Spanish: Eduardo at eduardo@easbothell.org

BAUTISMOS de NIÑOS Los Bautismos de niños se posponen por el momento. En cuanto se fijen las nuevas fechas recibirán un aviso por parte de la parroquia informándoles. Si tienen alguna pregunta contáctenos a: eduardo@easbothell.org

PRIMERAS COMUNIONES

Es con gran tristeza y con mucha oración, que se tomó la decisión de posponer nuestras celebraciones de las Primeras Comuniones:

1. Las Primeras Comuniones que estaban programadas para el 25 De abril y el 2 de mayo han sido canceladas.

2. Los ensayos/reuniones de padres fijados para el 21 de abril y el 28 de abril también han sido cancelados.

En este momento, NO se han fijado nuevas fechas para las celebraciones, pero estamos viendo fechas más tarde en el verano. Una vez que fijemos las fechas, recibirán un aviso de parte la parroquia informándoles el día y la hora del nuevo ensayo y la nueva celebración. Si usted está planeando mudarse de la zona antes del 1 de agosto, por favor hágamelo saber y puedo crear una carta para que usted entregue a su nueva parroquia para que su hijo pueda hacer su Primera Comunión allí. Por favor, sepa que estamos viendo las fechas y tan pronto como sea posible se lo haremos saber. Gracias por entender y comparto su sentimiento de decepción. Para preguntas en inglés: Stephanie en stephaniehm@easbothell.org Para preguntas en español: Eduardo en eduardo@easbothell.org

INFANT BAPTISMS Baptisms have been postponed for the time being. As soon as the new dates are set, we will post them in all our information venues. If you have any questions, please contact us at: eduardo@easbothell.org

FAITH FORMATION FOR YEAR 2020-2021

We are working on what our year of faith formation is going to look like. We have to assess all aspects from the current events and also if we get to start a normal Faith Formation program in the fall. At this time, dates to begin enrollment have NOT been set. Once we do set the date we will make them public. Watch the bulletin for updates.

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For the time being, the Chapel will be open for private prayer only during Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday -Friday 10:30am-12:30pm.

Daily Mass at 9am, Monday, Wednesday - Friday and Sundays at 9am on Facebook Live only

Please continue to practice the recommendations of the CDC for when you have to leave home for essential business only:

Stay home if you’re sick or at risk

Wash hands or use sanitizer upon entering the Church

Practice social distancing

Cover your cough or sneeze

With the Heart of Jesus an

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Archbishop Etienne invites us to seek the intercession of Our Lady of Seattle :

H oly Mary, we come before you as spiritual children in great need, seeking

your intercession, and asking that your mantle of love surround us to console, protect, and lead us to your son Jesus.

We entrust all of God’s family, especially the church in Western Washington, into your immaculate hands. With your son Jesus’ gentle power you can undo any knot in our church, and in the lives of believers who entrust themselves to your care.

Today I especially entrust to you [mention request / Coronavirus here], and I ask that—through your intercession, and that of St. James, our guardian angels, and the faithful in our archdiocese—we may be free from every spiritual and temporal ill, and be safely led to encounter your son’s merciful, sacred heart.

Our Lady of Seattle, Undoer of Knots, pray for us!

Thank you for continuing to support the Society

of St Vincent de Paul

The Society of St Vincent de Paul at

SEAS is still serving the needy during

this very challenging time and our help is

needed now more than ever. We

appreciate your continued prayers and

donations. Monetary donations can be

done at the Online Giving section at the SEAS Parish

website: https://easbothell.org/ (Be sure to check the

SVDP box ) or you can mail in your SVDP envelope to

the parish. Food donation can be dropped off at the

SVDP food bins during parish hours.

May God bless you and your family abundantly!

Due to the Covid-19 crisis, Two Hearts/Pregnancy Aid in Everett is running really low on new or gen-tly used children's clothes, sizes infant thru size 5, diapers, formula, etc. They are open for donation drops just by making an appointment. Someone will come out to your car and get your donations. Please call for a drop off appointment at (425) 252-6444. The Mom's and little ones of Snohomish county will be so grateful for your help.

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S anta Marí a, venimos a ti como hijos espirituales en gran necesidad buscando

tu intercesio n. Cu brenos con tu manto de amor para que encontremos consuelo, proteccio n y nos guí e a tu hijo Jesu s.

Encomendamos toda la familia de Dios a tus inmaculadas manos, especialmente la iglesia del Oeste de Washington. Con el suave poder de tu hijo Jesu s, puedes desatar cualquier nudo en nuestra iglesia y en la vida de los creyentes que se encomiendan a tu cuidado.

Hoy especialmente pongo en tus manos mi pedido por [mencionar intención / Coronavirus] , y te pido que por tu intercesio n, la de Santiago, la de nuestro a ngel de la guarda, y de los fieles de la arquidio cesis nos liberes de toda afeccio n espiritual y temporal, y nos guí es al encuentro del misericordioso y sagrado corazo n de tu hijo.

Nuestra Sen ora de Seattle, Desata Nudos, ¡ruega por nosotros!

Por ahora, la Capilla estará abierta para la oración personal solamente los: lunes, miércoles a viernes de 10am a 12:30pm.

Misa en Español del día a las 5pm lunes, miércoles a viernes. El domingo a las 10:30am en vivo por Facebook solamente

Continúe por favor usando las prácticas recomendadas por las autoridades de Salud cuando tenga que salir por necesidades esenciales:

Quédese en casa si se siente enfermo o es de alto riesgo

Lávese las manos o use el desinfectante al llegar a la Iglesia

Mantenga la distancia social

Cúbrase al toser o estornudar

INTENCIONES PARA MISA

¡Solicite sus intenciones para Misa! Solamente mande un correo electrónico a la secretaria de la parroquia. veronicam@easbothell.org

Gracias por su continua ayuda a la Sociedad de

St Vincent de Paul

La Sociedad de St Vincent de Paul y SEAS

siguen ayudando a los mas vulnerables

durante estos tiempos difíciles y nuestra

ayuda es mas solicitada hoy mas que nunca.

Les agradecemos sus oraciones y

donaciones. Sus donaciones monetarias

las puede hacer atreves de Online Giving

en la sección de la pagina web de nuestra parroquia:

https://easbothell.org/ (asegúrese de marcar la caja de

SVDP) o lo puede mandar por correo en el sobre de SVDP.

Donaciones de comida las pude dejar en cajón de SVDP

durante horas de operación de la parroquia.

Que Dios los bendiga a usted y a su familia

abundantemente!

Aproveche la oportunidad

Transferencia de Fondos Electrónicos (EFT) para

sus ofrendas automáticas para la parroquia de St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Sus ofrendas son usadas por nuestra parroquia para proyectos y mantenimiento de las instalaciones. Usted

puede hacer una cuenta de EFT contactando a la oficina parroquial o por medio de nuestra pagina web.

(www.easbothell.org/online-giving)

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D e l e s c r i t o r i o d e l P . J o s é

Meditación:

“Yo soy la Puerta, quien entre por mí se salvará”

Ante la situación de incertidumbre que estamos viviendo, pareciera que Dios está fuera de esta experiencia. Hay quienes dicen, “¿dónde está Dios?, ¿por qué no nos ayuda a salir de esta situación incómoda?” Y renegamos y culpamos a Dios de lo que está pasando. Dios no actúa con criterios humanos y cibernéticos. Ante una pregunta, vamos a Google y la respuesta aparece como por arte de magia. Poco a poco vamos entendiendo que esta situación pandémica es una lección que abre una nueva dinámica de vida. No sabemos cómo será. La realidad es que estamos dejando lo normal viejo y experimentando una nueva normalidad. Las cosas no serán como antes. Nos encontramos en proceso de transición. Y seguimos con la pregunta, ¿Dónde está Dios? ¿Está interviniendo o no? Claro que Dios está interviniendo como lo ha hecho en el pasado. El evento de su intervención tangible fue la llegada de Jesús al mundo. De esta manera Dios interviene con su plan de salvación y lo inserta en la historia de la civilización humana. El cristianismo es la propuesta de Dios para el mundo. Toca todos los aspectos de la vida, no solamente lo espiritual. Dios quiere salvar a toda la persona, cuerpo y alma.

En el evangelio escuchamos a Jesús que dice, “Yo soy la puerta, quien entre por mí se salvará”. A partir de la Resurrección de Jesús, millones de personas en el mundo reconocen a Jesús como Hijo de Dios que ha venido al mundo para rescatarnos de las tinieblas y del pecado, ofreciéndonos otra alternativa de vida. Es una vida nueva, que se vive desde el Espíritu de Dios. Ante esta propuesta de vida hay quienes la rechazan porque es incierta, porque no se conoce, característico de la modernidad de hoy.

Que importante es hoy en día mantenernos firmes en nuestra fe cristiana. Existe el peligro de abandonarla por no ver respuestas a la situación que estamos viviendo. Sería triste abandonar la fe que hemos desarrollado por muchos años y en un par de meses dejarla porque no cumple su objetivo. La fe, en primer lugar, es un don de Dios; luego, la fe nos capacidad para aceptar realidades a las que la razón no puede dar respuesta. La fe en Dios es la capacidad que nos mueve a descubrir el sentido de la vida, su propósito y su misión; el por qué estamos en este mundo, qué debemos hacer y qué misión tenemos que realizar. Son preguntas que nos hacen pensar críticamente en el sentido positivo.

La fe vivida desde el Espíritu de Dios enriquece la vida humana; la coloca en la dimensión espiritual. La vida espiritual es la nueva vida que Dios ofrece. Los primeros cristianos aceptaron esta vida, y gracias a su testimonio, la semilla de su fe creció y sigue creciendo hoy en día. Es la experiencia que nos cuenta el libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles. El mismo día de Pentecostés la primera comunidad cristiana experimentó el poder del Espíritu Santo

que transformó su vida, llenándola de alegría y borrando su miedo. Pedro habla al pueblo de Israel diciendo, “Sepa todo Israel con absoluta certeza, que Dios ha constituido Señor y Mesías al mismo Jesús, a quien ustedes han crucificado”. Estas palabras llenas de Espíritu Santo llegaron al corazón de los oyentes y dijeron, “¿Qué tenemos que hacer, hermanos?” Pedro les da la fórmula, “Arrepiéntanse y bautícense en el nombre de Jesucristo para el perdón de sus pecados y recibirán el Espíritu Santo”. Si ya somos bautizados, ya hemos recibido Espíritu Santo, entonces, ¿por qué no lo vemos actuar? ¿por qué no se nos nota? Esto nos debe cuestionar y movernos a indagar para encontrar la respuesta a estas preguntas. La respuesta es sencilla: vivir el Espíritu de Dios es gracia, es don de Dios. Hay que pedir esta gracia, porque las promesas de Dios valen para todos.

Si Jesús es la puerta de la salvación, es decir, de la nueva vida, debemos pedir la gracia de un encuentro personal con Él. Decirle, Señor, quiero vivirme en el poder de tu Espíritu Santo como lo hizo la primera comunidad, quiero ponerme a salvo de este mundo corrompido, quiero vivir la vida del Espíritu y entrar a una experiencia de comunión íntima contigo hoy y siempre.

Mis hermanas y hermanos, pidamos al Espíritu Santo que venga y actúe no solamente en nosotros y la familia, sino en todas las personas en el mundo entero, incluyendo los gobernantes, los profesionales, los científicos; todos los que ejercen un liderazgo. Todos necesitamos de la vida nueva que ofrece Dios a través de su Hijo amado: Cristo Jesús. Estamos en necesidad de un Pentecostés que transforme la vida de todos los seres humanos en el mundo. ¡Qué bonito sería ver a toda la humanidad viviendo los dones y frutos del Espíritu Santo!

Que esta semana meditemos en Jesús, la Puerta para entrar al corazón de Dios, a través de la oración, el silencio y contemplación. Y así descubrir que también nosotros somos puerta para que otros entren a encontrar a Dios en nuestro corazón. ¿Dejo entrar a otros hermanos y hermanas a mi corazón, o lo cierro para que nadie entre y no me molesten? La lección que Dios nos está dando en este tiempo de pandemia es precisamente dejar entrar a otros a nuestro corazón. Lo habíamos cerrado y estábamos desconectados unos de otros. Este es un tiempo de gracia y bendición. Mantengámonos firmes en la fe y en la experiencia del Espíritu Santo que nos guía a ser puerta para otros y enriquecernos de su experiencia de vida y de sus dones espirituales.

Pidamos a la Virgen María, que por su intercesión nos alcance esta gracia de ser Puerta en unión con Cristo Jesús para la gloria y honra de Dios Padre. Amén.

P. José Ugalde, MSpS

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A WAITING HARVEST Vocation Awareness

Signs of a Vocation to Priesthood

and Characteristics of a Good Candidate

O Jesus, Our Eternal Pastor, Deign to look with merciful eyes Upon this part of your loving flock.

Lord, we need a large number of priests, and men and women consecrated to the religious life. Multiply vocations, And sanctify more and more our priests, And those consecrated in the religious life.

We ask you all this through the Immaculate Virgin Mary of Guadalupe, your sweet and holy Mother.

Jesus give us priests according to your heart.

Jesus, savior of all people, save them, save them!

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

Priests: Fr. Jose Ugalde, M.Sp.S. Fr. Jesus Sanchez, M.Sp.S.

11. A good candidate for diocesan priesthood must be physically, emotionally, and psychologically stable. Part I

How physically healthy does a man have to be to become a priest? Diocesan priests work very hard and they must have the physical health necessary to do this work day after day. It is not usually manual labor, but it is exhausting, nonetheless. Every priest can attest that celebrating three Masses on Sunday takes work. Not only does he prepare and preach the homily at each Mass. But he also attends to many other needs: greetings the people after Mass, hearing a quick Confession just before Mass, the air conditioning. All of this leaves a priest exhausted by nightfall on Sunday evening! Good health is required. If a man has a physical handicap, it cannot be so debilitating as to impede him from doing the ordinary daily duties of a priest. Being able to drive a car is almost always essential.

I have known priests who lived with very painful and difficult illnesses, but they still did outstanding

priestly work. I know one priest who is 95 percent blind but is one of the most energetic and pastorally effective priests in his diocese! Nonetheless, he admits it is very hard for him. I know others who are crippled with arthritis, some who have diabetes, and others who live in on constant pain from some other ailment. If a priest is terribly obese, this can also be a debilitating factor; it is something which must be addressed in seminary formation.

Every vocation director requires an extensive physical examination as part of the application

process to determine if a man has the physical ability and endurance to do what an ordinary priest does every day.

From the Book “To Save a Thousand Souls”

Fr. Brett A. Brannen

This week please pray for Br. Rodolfo Martinez,

MSpS. He is from Kansas and is taking Theology III classes at the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio,

TX.

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Dorathy Ambrozic

Salvador Andrada

Rudy Aviles

Tom Bender

Don Bender

Jane Bentley

Janet Paul- Boers

Shawna Boger

Tyler Brown

Sharyl Buehler

Cindy Burby

Rick Burns

Tom Burns

Ian Bridges

Ruth Carpizo

Claire Carter

Eulalia Castillo

Jason Consolacion

Magaly Cristerna

Ed Crull

Gary Darnell

Sharyl Davis

Mary Deering

Alex De Leon Diaz

Saul Diaz

Billie Dougherty

Anna Epps

Devlynn Ferguson

Fran Fielden

Jason Gagner

Ricardo Garcia

Annie Gillen

Rebecca Go

Lupita Gonzalez

Tom Gresczyk

Richard Gross

Virginia Guzman

Dee Holiday-

Osborne

Louise Hundertmark

David Hurtado

Steve Jasmer

Rosemary Jesmer

Steven Jesmer

Helen Johnston

Alfredo Lazaga

Arcely Lazaga

Christopher Leon

Jennie Leyva

David McDaniel

Elisa Mogollan

Jim Moran

Maria Muniz-

Valdovinez

Yolanda Noblezada

Selena Oceguedal-

Hernandez

Teresa Paris

Elamar Perez

Margarita Perez

Margaret Quigley

Michael Quigley

Ritzy Rafer

Teresita Ramos

Arnold Rivera

Joyce Rosas

Florentine Ruhland

Jesus Sanchez Sr.

Herb Schafer

Gladdis Schafer

Sharon Schafer

Jim Sloane

Judy Sloane

John Sloane

Leticia Solorzano

Fran Sphung

Harry St Nicholas

Adrienne Steuer

Francis Sullivan

James Sullivan

Michael Trupiano

Peter Valdez

Alexa Vazquez

Neveha Velazquez

Evelio Villalobos

Vladimir Vozar

Rosemary Wentz

Barb West

Tami Wyatt

Jorge Zepeda

Beatrice Zorzi

MINISTRIES & GROUPS

Alpha, Roger Ditto and Lisa Nelson

Altar Servers, Jane McKenzie and Veronica Cardona Apostleship of the Cross, Marcia Gimenez

Bible Study in English, Julie Jones

Bible Study in Spanish, Marcia Gimenez Catholic Social Teachings Min, Jane Smoke/Karyn Sullivan

Coffee & Donuts, Roger Ditto and Lisa Nelson EMEs, Ana May Apin and Cuquita Cardona

Encuentro Matrimonial, Raquel y Antonio Ramírez Eucharistic Adoration, Kimie Mori

Funeral Committee, Marianne Iwamoto Good Samaritans, in transition

Guadalupe Committee, Carmen Ramos Homebound Ministers, Marianne Iwamoto

Hospitality Team, Tony Fletcher Lectors, Niki Gagner and Elvira Hernandez

Linens, Marcia Gimenez “Luz y Vida” Prayer Group, Jose & Angelica Velazquez

Music Coordinator, Kathy Egashira Pastoral Council, Paul Gallagher/Gerry Apin

Prayer Shawl Ministry, Joan Kluck Prayer Team, Rolf Augustine

Pro-Life Ministry, Karen Salvati Rise, Kianna Garmanian

Sacramentors, Scott Occhiuto Simbang Gabi, Gerry Apin

Stavros, Jim Krieger and Marcia Gimenez

Symbolon, Roger Ditto and Lisa Nelson Velankanni Community, Johnson Andrews & Benson Babu

Women’s Fellowship, Mary Christie

COLLABORATORS IN MINISTRY

Cascade Serra Club, Ken Christie

Catholic Daughters, Kathy Taylor

Knights of Columbus, Frank Celli

St. Vincent de Paul 425-355-3504

May the Father bless you, the Son heal you and the Holy Spirit comfort you. Amen.

Please keep the sick among us in your prayers, especially:

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES

Counseling 425-257-2111 or 888-240-8572

Edward Jones Paul Dellino / Joe Gogal Parishioners

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automatic gifts to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church. Gifts to our home parish are used for parish

projects and for the upkeep of our facilities. You may set up for EFT by contacting the Parish Office or

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