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Liturgy Schedule

Monday‐Saturday

(except Tuesday) 900 am

Tuesday Communion Service

900 am

Saturday Vigil Liturgy

500 pm

Sunday Liturgies

830 am amp 1030 am

Reconcilia on

Saturdays 400‐430 pm in

the Reconcilia on Chapel in

the back of the church

or by appointment

2062831456

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Staff Members

Permanent Deacon

Rev Mr Ron Allen

Child amp Adult Faith Forma on

Kathy Carr 2065032415

School Principal

Nicholas Ford 2062837031

Parish Administrator

Phil Hasenkamp 2065032393

Music Kate Leen 2065032423

Bookkeeper

Julieta Romero 2065032399

Administra ve Assistant

Lisa Smith 2062831456

Sacramental Celebra ons

Infant Bap sm Contact Kathy Carr for the

schedule of classes amp dates the Sacrament is

celebrated 2065032415

Marriage Contact the parish six months in

an cipa on to prepare and determine

readiness 2065032415

Anoin ng of the Sick is given to those

preparing for surgery the elderly the ill and

the dying Please ask the priest following

mass for an anoin ng In the event of an

emergency call the office 2062831456

Eucharist Contact the office for a home visit

For First Holy Communion contact Kathy Carr

for both children and adults 2065032415

Reconcilia on (Confession) is celebrated on

Saturdays from 400‐430pm in the

Reconcilia on Chapel Other mes available

by appointment 2062831456

WelcomeWelcomeWelcome We invite you to be We invite you to be We invite you to be engaged in your engaged in your engaged in your community life community life community life

Please register so we can Please register so we can Please register so we can become acquaintedbecome acquaintedbecome acquainted

VisionVisionVision Grow in Christrsquos LoveGrow in Christrsquos LoveGrow in Christrsquos Love

MissionMissionMission We as stewards of Our Lady of We as stewards of Our Lady of We as stewards of Our Lady of Fatima Parish keep Jesus Christ at the center of our lives by Fatima Parish keep Jesus Christ at the center of our lives by Fatima Parish keep Jesus Christ at the center of our lives by

celebrating the Eucharist nurturing our faithcelebrating the Eucharist nurturing our faithcelebrating the Eucharist nurturing our faith building community and serving othersbuilding community and serving othersbuilding community and serving others

Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 7 2018

WHY SHOULD THE ARCHDIOCESE ASSIST INDIVIDUAL WOMEN RELIGIOUS ORDERS

Sisters who have and will serve in the Archdiocese need and deserve an adequate and dignified

retirement With the assistance of women religious leaders serving in our Archdiocese we

have identified a strategy to address their needs through this campaign

Some women religious orders face similar issues paralleling archdiocesan priests Aiding the

sistersrsquo pension and healthcare needs will allow them to continue their ministries sharing

Godrsquos love and presence with others

As a greater number of women religious age compared to the increase in new vocations the

Archdiocese seeks to ensure each orderrsquos stability and longevity for their ministries Their

missions reach those in our community whose needs are typically unmet by the government

and secular charities Their work empowers the student and the sick the destitute and the

downtrodden to reach their God-given potential

Seven legacy orders of women religious will each receive one-eighth of the women religious

portion of the campaign Expanded ministry congregations those whose provincial

headquarters are located outside of the Archdiocese but expanded their ministry to the Pacific

Northwest will receive the remaining one-eighth of the funds to distribute among themselves

Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 2 October 7 2018

PARISH EVENTS THIS WEEK Oct 7mdash14

Sun 830am Mass Church

930-1020am Childrenrsquos Religious Ed School

1030am Mass with CLOW Church

5-630pm Edge Youth Group Parish Center

Mon 825am Recitation of the Holy Rosary

9am Mass Church

Tues 825am Recitation of the Holy Rosary

9am Word amp Communion Service Church

Wed 815am Recitation of the Holy Rosary

9am Mass

Thurs 825am Recitation of the Holy Rosary

9am Mass

Fri 825am Recitation of the Holy Rosary

10am Funeral Mass Sonny Sine +

Sat 8am-645pm Immaculate Heart of Our Lady of

Fatima Statue Church

9am Mass

5pm Vigil Mass Church





P r a yP r a yP r a y MASS

INTENTIONS Oct 7 830am

1030am

For our Parishioners

Dan Shea

Oct 13 5pm Madeline Phelps

Oct 14 830am

1030am


John N amp Jeanne Davis

To schedule an

intention please visit

the Welcome desk after

a weekend liturgy or

stop by the office

during the week

TwentyTwentyTwenty---seventh Sunday in Ordinary Timeseventh Sunday in Ordinary Timeseventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

First ReadingFirst ReadingFirst Reading Genesis 218Genesis 218Genesis 218---242424

Second ReadingSecond ReadingSecond Reading Hebrews 29Hebrews 29Hebrews 29---111111

GospelGospelGospel Mark 102Mark 102Mark 102---161616

The Statue The

Immaculate Heart

of Our Lady of

Fatima will visit the

Archdiocese of

Seattle next

Saturday

Join us at Our Lady of Fatima Parish as

we welcome her on Saturday October

13th beginning at 8am

9am Brief talk amp Welcoming Mass

930am Exposition of the Blessed

Sacrament and veneration begins

10am 11am 12 noon 1pm 2pm 3pm

hourly rosaries begin Please sign up for

an hour after mass

4pm Benediction amp Start of Confession

5pm Vigil Mass (will conclude with

blessing of marriage vows)

645pm Farewell meditation and

departure

This statue was blessed by Pope Francis

in 2013 ten days after consecrating the

world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

She has been visiting parishes all over the

country since then

The visit will emphasize knowing and

loving Mary as a means to knowing and

loving Jesus and devotion to the

Immaculate Heart for the conversion of

sinners reparation for sins and peace in

the world as it will triumph in the end

Bring flowers for Mary if you would like

PARISH amp SCHOOL MINISTRY

FALL POTLUCK mdash SATURDAY OCT 6th

Following the 5pm Mass in the Parish Center

Join us for an evening of food fun amp community

Bring a dish to feed 8 from the category below

according to your last name

A-GMain dish H-Osaladside P-ZDessert

(drop off your dish after 4pm)

Hosted by the Parish Community Team

due to the funeral mass at 10am on Friday Oct

12th there will not be daily mass at 9am


STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE

Thank you for all your gifts

The phrase in todayrsquos psalm ldquoMay you see your

childrenrsquos childrenrdquo is really a prayer for a long

life The good steward knows that every day is a

gift from God to be lived with joy and

thanksgiving ldquoMay the Lord bless us all the days

of our livesrdquo

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME

Thank you to all of those stewards

who serve so faithfully

If you would like more information about any of

the parish ministries please visit the information

desk or contact the parish office at (206) 283-

1456 or LSMITHOLFATIMAORG

Next Weekend our Volunteers at Mass will be

Liturgy Sat Oct 13

5pm

Sun Oct 14

830am

Sun Oct 14

1030am

Extraordinary

Minister

of Holy

Communion

(EM)

Dianne D

Lee B

Lois L

Sheila M

Lilia P

Juli H

Anne F

Theresa S

Cecilia P

Karen C

Suzan H

Paul R

Emie R

Rachel F

Will S

Sacristan Colleen R Maria T Kate S

Lector James M Helen S Pat S

Altar

Servers

Maria M

Odinn H

Cora M

Frannie G

Owen R

Maria G

Sam L

Maria ndashC M

Bradyn B

Welcome Desk Erin B Ann K Kathy P

Social Hour Knights of

Columbus

Knights of

Columbus

September 30th Gifts $5178

Online giving Gifts this week $1508

PRESENTING THE GIFTS AT MASS

The gifts of bread wine and money represent our

lives the works of our hands We give these to the

priest as a symbol of giving our lives totally to God

as a sacrifice and ask God to transform them into

the Body amp Blood of Jesusmdashtrue nourishment

We invite our parish families amp individuals to

sign up to present the gifts at Mass each week

Sign Up here

PARISH DIRECTORY UPDATE OPPORTUNITY

Are you new to OLF Parish

Do you have any of these

A new family member

A new address

Have your kids grown a foot taller

Do you want to retake your family photo

Now is your chance to fix this The parish is

offering an opportunity to update or get your

picture in the Parish Directory on October 22 amp

23

The photographers will have times available on

both days from 2-9pm There is no cost to you

unless you choose to order photos You will

receive an 8x10 and a Directory for free

Everyone in the parish who has a picture

currently in the directory will receive the new

updated version for free The most efficient way

to schedule your sitting is to click HERE

There will be signups available after liturgies on

Oct 67 amp 1314 However act now to secure

your preferred time

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CRAB DINNER

Get ready for some of the best crab youve ever had

Join the Knights of Columbus on Saturday Night

October 27th at 600pm in the Parish Center for the

Annual Crab Dinner This is a big fundraiser for the

Knights and your support is appreciated Were

excited about this event and every year it sells out

quickly so get your tickets early Tickets will be

sold after every Mass starting on September 22nd and

23rd You can also email your reservation to

marksleengmailcom Cash check or credit card

accepted

WHEN Saturday October 27th

WHERE Parish Center

WHATS IT GONNA COST $3500 per person

All proceeds funnel back to the parish and Catholic

charities Come ready for a great meal and to

support the Knights

If you are interested in joining the Knights please

email Grand Knight Mark Leen at

marksleengmailcom or come to the Crab Dinner

and ask for an application


OLF MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP NEWS

Edge Youth Group is for 6th - 8th graders and we

meet most Sundays from 5 - 630 If your middle

school student hasnt joined us yet have them come

check it out

Our next Edge Night is this Sunday October 7th -

from 500 - 630 in the Parish Center Well continue

to explore our Semesters theme The Ten

Commandments as we take a closer look at the 2nd

Commandment As always well have great games

and snacks well also present our MOVIE

REVEAL for next weeks Movie Night

Dont forget to REGISTER FOR EDGE

Please bring your registration form to this Sundays

gathering or turn it in to the school or parish office

Evites to EDGE Events

RSVPs to Evites helps us with the planning of

snacks and games but please know your child is

always welcome to join us even if you dont get the

chance to RSVP If your child is not yet registered

and youd like to continue to receive evites for our

events please email Kimberly at

abadirkhotmailcom and ldquoopt inrdquo

SCHOOL MINISTRY NEWS

Our Fall Festival was a success last weekend It was

wonderful to have so much of our community

gathered to enjoy the evening of festivities Our 6th

grade students participated in the celebration of the

Eucharist this past Wednesday Our students have

taken to heart Fr Phils story of St Francis and the

reminder to dedicate part of our spiritual gardens to

God and prayer

CHILDRENrsquoS FAITH FORMATION

Sunday Religious Education Classes for Children

930-1020 ammdashHAS STARTED

Registration is open

Contact Kathy Carr kcarrolfatimaorg

INFANT BAPTISM POLICY

For information contact Kathy Carr

KCARROLFATIMAORG or 2065032415

Each Infant baptism celebration is limited to six children

Children must be age six or younger (Children seven years old

or older are initiated through the RCIA process) Parents are

required to

1 Submit the necessary paperwork prior to scheduling a date

for the baptism

2 Reserve an open spot for their child(ren)

3 Have attended the class within the last 2 years

4 Attend the rehearsal for each occurrence

In general baptisms should be celebrated in the parish

boundaries where you live Requests from outside Our Lady of

Fatima are considered on a case by case basis

Our Lady of Fatima provides Religious Education on

designated Sundays that are listed here Sunday School for

Pre K-Jr High takes place from 930-1020 in the school The

curriculum is grade specific All parish children are

encouraged to register

Childrens Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) takes place during

1030 mass for children pre-k through 6yo or who are not

preparing for 1st Holy Communion Lessons are specific to this

age group Younger children are welcome accompanied with an

adult

Children preparing for First Eucharist and older accompany

their parents and participate in the sacrifice of the Mass in

church Please contact Kathy Carr for more information


Sunday Classes

for Children

930-1020 am

Meets in the school

Schedule for Childrenrsquos Litur-

gy of The Word

1030am Liturgy

October 7 1421 28

November 4 18

December 916

January 61327

February 31024

March 310172431

April 728

May 519 June 2

October 71421

November 4

December 916

January 61327

February 31024

March 310172431

April 7

May 5

CHILDRENrsquoS CHOIR

Spiritus Childrens Choir begins rehearsals soon for

our 2018-2019 season This choir sings at four

liturgies through the school year and is open to

students in grades 2-12 Please visit this link for

more information and to sign up here


HEALING THE CULTURE

invites you to attend its 10th Annual Stand Up for

Life Gala and Auction on Saturday October 27 at

Holy Family Parish in Kirkland

Cost is $75 per person

sponsorship and volunteer

opportunities are available

For tickets and more

information call 360-243-

3811 or visit

healingtheculturecomgala

CAN YOU HELP

ST VINCENT DE PAUL Use your envelope or place

your check in an envelope marked ldquoSt VdePrdquo in the

Sunday collection to help local neighbors

OLF WINTER SHELTER Needs include packages

of socks size L amp XL t-shirts or underwear

ST FRANCIS HOUSE Sandwiches individually

wrapped and put back in labeled bread bags as to

what kind plus hard boiled eggsmdashplease deliver to

the Parish Center on Wednesdays by 900 am and

leave on the coffee table Our dedicated Volunteers

deliver every week Other needs include clean menrsquos

clothing such as jeans t-shirts sweatshirts and

shoes Sign up here for hard boiled egg donations

Email questions to SERVICEOLFATIMAORG

TCSH INTERBAY New name-ldquoTiny Cabins Safe

Harbor Interbayrdquo is getting ready for winter rains

and cold weather soon Needs include rain ponchos

and large heavy tarps Please put in the bin in the

Parish Center donation area on the Barrett side of the

church Our homeless neighbors are located right

beneath the Magnolia Bridge on 15th and it gets

windy and chilly there

BALLARD FOOD BANK Non-perishable food items

can be placed in the large wooden box in the parish

center No expired food items please

CATHEDRAL KITCHEN We accept clean plastic

food containers with lids from butter yogurt etc

MAGNOLIA COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE

Monday October 8 1pm-7pm

For questions about eligibility contact

Bloodworks Northwest at 1-800-398-7888 or

wwwbloodworksNWorg

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS

OF

Sonia ldquoSonnyrdquo Sine whose funeral will be Friday

October 12th at 10am

And for Mildred Oleeacutee mother of parishioner David

Olleacutee The funeral will be Thursday October 18th

at 10am

May all the souls of our departed loved ones

rest in the peace of Christ

HOLIDAY WREATH FUNDRAISER

The 6th grade class will be selling beautiful holiday

wreaths amp garland in the month of October The

proceeds of this sale go directly to fund the 6th grade

outdoor educational camp in the spring at Camp

Hamilton The 6th graders will be selling wreaths

after each of the SaturdaySunday Masses in the

month of October (October 7 1314 2021 28) Or

you can reach out directly to any 6th grade family to

buy your items For questions please contact

Jennifer Livingston at

livingstonjhawk92comcastnet

Items for sale this year include

22rdquo mixed evergreen wreath $26


Noble fir door swag $26

Western cedar garland (10rsquo garland) $26

LUCIA GUILD

will meet on October 10 in the parish social center

following bible study Please bring a sack lunch

dessert will be provided by the hostesses Dues of

$1000 for the year can be paid at this or any other

meeting please bring socks or other items for the

overnight shelter


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The statue will spend Saturday October 13th the date of the final

Marian apparition at Fatima Portugal here in our parish arriving

at 730am and staying until 7pm At approximately 715pm the

ldquocustodianrdquo (one of those traveling with the statue) will make a brief

presentation on the purpose of the tour Then we will have our

regular morning rosary followed by 9am mass Following mass we

will have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament throughout the

afternoon Confessions will be heard beginning at 4pm

The 5pm Saturday vigil mass will be celebrated as usual After the 5pm mass people

may resume veneration of the statue until a farewell by the custodian Departure of the

statue will occur at 7pm

Throughout the day this special statue will be displayed on a table in the sanctuary for

veneration At any time during the day except during one of the two masses people may

approach the statue for private veneration And rather than approaching individually (as

during veneration of the cross on Good Friday) people may gather around the statue

Purpose of the day The primary purpose of the tourmdashand of the day spent at parishes such

as oursmdashis ldquoTo make Mary known and lovedrdquo to spread devotion to our Mother Mary and

Her Immaculate Heart

We are asking people to ldquosign uprdquo for prayer before the Blessed Sacrament between

10am and 5pm (the start of mass) or then again from the end of mass until 645pm

Sign-ups can be in half-hour or one-hour segments And of course people can simply

stop into the church during those hours at a time convenient to them

Various prayers will be offered during the day such as a consecration of our parish to the

Immaculate Heart of Mary the Angelus at noon and the Chaplet of Diving Mercy at 3pm

Helpers Needed A couple of helpers are needed at 730am to unload the van The tour

carries with it besides the statue electronic equipment books a display table etc It would

be appropriate to have four men carry the statue and its base in procession to the altar

(Men assisting in this are asked to wear slacks and a dark jacket) Also if possible wersquod like

to have a person standing near the statue for safety purposes throughout the day U

Feel free to bring flowers for Mary

Contact Harry amp Pauline Coveny if you would like to help 206-525-3045

Catechetical Certification Program

Foundational bull Sequential bull Pastoral

CATECHETICAL

CERTIFICATION

PROGRAM A FOUNDATIONAL SEQUENTIAL PASTORAL PROGRAM FOR

PARISH STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS TEACHING THE CATHOLIC FAITH

This 8-12 month program will be offered in multiple locations across the archdiocese

and will provide the foundation for knowing and living our Catholic faith

It is a combination of in-person classes online videos and a reflection journal

TYPES OF CERTIFICATION Adult Faith Formation Certificate

Catechist Certificate

COST $7500 per participant

REQUIREMENTS

ldquoThe object of catechesis is communion with Jesus Christrdquo

(National Directory for Catechesis p 55)

CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL CATECHETICAL

LEADER FOR THE CLASS SCHEDULE

IN YOUR AREA

Adult Faith Formation Certificate

Attend 6 in-person classes on each of the

Six Tasks of Catechesis

Watch and take a quiz on 18 videos from

Augustine Institutersquos Symbolon program

Complete a reflection journal

Attend a retreat that is 4 hours or more








Observe 2 religious education classes

Prepare a lesson plan

Teach a class while being observed by the

catechetical leader

Click here to register

ANOTHER LOOK AT ABORTION

Uniquely YouFrom your first moments of existence you had all the DNA that would determine your sex facial features physique and the color of your skin hair and eyes At 24 days your heart began beating By 8 weeks all your organs were present and your unique fingerprints were forming Ultrasounds show that by 18 weeks you could swim somersault suck your thumb and even cover your ears if you heard loud music If yoursquod been born just 23 weeks after conception your chance of survival would be 50-80 percent by 25 weeks itrsquos over 90 percent and thatrsquos still months before full-term birth1

Now if someone takes an innocent personrsquos life after he or she is born itrsquos against the law just minutes before birth itrsquos legal in most states and called abortion The only real difference is a declaration by the United States Supreme Court in Roe v Wade (1973)

Abortion Is Permitted Up to Full-Term Birth

Many people donrsquot realize how unrestricted legal abortion is misled by Roersquos claim that states may ban abortions after viability ldquoexcept when it is necessary to preserve the life or health of the motherrdquo (ldquoViabilityrdquo is when the baby has a reasonable chance of survival outside the womb) But in Roersquos companion case Doe v Bolton the Court defined ldquohealthrdquo to include ldquoall factorsmdashphysical emotional psychological familial and the womanrsquos agemdashrelevant to the wellbeingrdquo of the mother That seems broad enough to permit virtually any abortion post-viability

The Supreme Court however has yet to be confronted with a challenge to a post-viability ban that will test Doersquos breadth Indeed 20 states currently ban late-term abortions subject to a narrow exception for the motherrsquos life or physical health (not for emotional psychological familial or age-related reasons) Most of these laws have gone unchallenged but they are hard to enforce even if they are constitutionally permissible

Effects of AbortionAbortion results in the death of a child For many mothers abortion causes severe and long-lasting emotional psychological and spiritual trauma Many women experience overwhelming guilt shame and grief Other effects have also been documented depression withdrawal from others eating disorders self-punishing behaviors like ldquocuttingrdquo sexual dysfunction and problems with intimacy alcohol and drug dependency problems bonding with other or subsequent children abortion-related nightmares and other sleep problems2

Family relationships may suffer as the aborted childrsquos father grandparents or other family members experience their own guilt grief or loss Even if the mother keeps her abortion secret family members can be distressed by changes in the motherrsquos behavior and mental or emotional health3

usccbprolife

ProjectRachel

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UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPSSecretariat of Pro-Life Activities

View download or order the US bishopsrsquo pro-life materials

wwwusccborgrespectlife

By 18 weeks in your motherrsquos womb you could swim somersault suck your thumb and even cover your ears if you heard loud music

What the Church Teaches The Church has consistently taught that every human life is precious and worthy of protection Every intentional abortion is gravely wrong4 In April 2018 Pope Francis wrote ldquoOur defence of the innocent unborn hellip needs to be clear firm and passionate for at stake is the dignity of a human life which is always sacred and demands love for each person regardless of his or her stage of developmentrdquo5

The Church does not approach difficult pregnancy decisions with a false ldquoeitherorrdquo mentality pitting mother against child For example a baby conceived in rape is not an aggressor deserving death by abortion She is innocent like her mother They both deserve compassionate care and support not more violence Abortion doesnrsquot bring healing or peace but both can be found in the courageous decision to give birth to the baby

Today many babies diagnosed prenatally with a disability are aborted Frightened parents unsure of their ability to care for such a child can trust that God gave them this child for a reason Parents raising children with disabilities often write about the unexpected joys and transformative effect on their families6

Even when the disabilities are so severe that the baby is likely to die before or soon after birth ldquomany parents who carried their children to term say that protecting their baby and honoring his or her natural life no matter how brief was profoundly healingrdquo7

Very rarely continuing a pregnancy may put a motherrsquos life at riskmdashfor example because of a tubal pregnancy or aggressive uterine cancer It is morally licit to remove the threat to the motherrsquos life by removing the cancerous uterus or the fallopian tube where the child implanted even though it is foreseeable that the child will die as an indirect and unintended result of such surgery But abortionmdasha direct and intentional taking of a childrsquos lifemdashis never morally permissible

What Are We to DoLove them both Support women who need help during and after difficult pregnancies through the work of your diocesan Respect Life office and local pregnancy care centers

Educate yourself and others about struggles some experience after abortion and find out where to refer those seeking help at wwwhopeafterabortionorg If you feel called to support your local ministry contact your diocesan Project Rachel Ministry office for ways you might help

Stay informed about key federal legislation and the voting records of your elected representatives by visiting wwwhumanlifeactionorg and wwwusccborgprolife Stay updated on state issues by signing up to receive information from your state Catholic conference or diocesan pro-life office

Most importantly pray daily for the end to abortion that all mothers and children experience the loving support of the Church community and that all who suffer after abortion find healing and peace

1 ldquoFetal Developmentrdquo PerinatologyCom httpperinatologycomReferenceFetal20developmenthtm JL Hopson ldquoFetal Psychologyrsquorsquo Psychology Today Sept 9 1998 (last reviewed June 9 2016) httpswwwpsychologytodaycomusarticles199809fetal-psychology

2 DP Sullins ldquoAbortion substance abuse and mental health in early adulthood Thirteen-year longitudinal evidence from the United Statesrdquo SAGE Open Med Sept 23 2016 httpjournalssagepubcomdoifull1011772050312116665997 PK Coleman et al ldquoWomen Who Suffered Emotionally from Abortion A Qualitative Synthesis of Their Experiencesrdquo Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons 224 (2017) 113-118 httpwwwjpandsorgvol22no4colemanpdf G Pike ldquoAbortion and Womenrsquos Healthrdquo Society for the Protection of Unborn Children 2017 httpswwwspucorgukabortion~mediaC69E4B25A78D433F94780BD29240CA21ashx

3 PK Coleman et al ldquoWomen Who Suffered Emotionally from Abortion A Qualitative Synthesis of Their Experiencesrdquo Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons 224 (2017) 113-118 httpwwwjpandsorgvol22no4colemanpdf PK Coleman et al ldquoInduced Abortion and Intimate Relationship Quality in the Chicago Health and Social Life Surveyrdquo Public Health 1234 (2009) 331-8 httpswwwncbinlmnihgovpubmed19324381

4 Catechism of the Catholic Church 2nd ed 2271

5 Pope Francis Gaudete et Exsultate (Libreria Editrice Vaticana) 101

6 See also United States Conference of Catholic Bishops ldquoA Perfect Giftrdquo (Washington DC United States Conference of Catholic Bishops 2018)

7 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops ldquoSupporting Families Who Receive a Prenatal Diagnosisrdquo (Washington DC United States Conference of Catholic Bishops 2015)

Catechism of the Catholic Church second edition copy 2000 LEV-USCCB Used with permission Excerpt from Gaudete et Exsultate copy 2018 Libreria Editrice Vaticana Vatican City Used with permission All rights reserved Photo g-stockstudioiStockThinkstock Model used for illustrative purposes only Photo used with permission All rights reserved Copyright copy 2018 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Washington DC All rights reserved

Item 1841


WHY SHOULD THE ARCHDIOCESE ASSIST INDIVIDUAL WOMEN RELIGIOUS ORDERS

Sisters who have and will serve in the Archdiocese need and deserve an adequate and dignified

retirement With the assistance of women religious leaders serving in our Archdiocese we

have identified a strategy to address their needs through this campaign

Some women religious orders face similar issues paralleling archdiocesan priests Aiding the

sistersrsquo pension and healthcare needs will allow them to continue their ministries sharing

Godrsquos love and presence with others

As a greater number of women religious age compared to the increase in new vocations the

Archdiocese seeks to ensure each orderrsquos stability and longevity for their ministries Their

missions reach those in our community whose needs are typically unmet by the government

and secular charities Their work empowers the student and the sick the destitute and the

downtrodden to reach their God-given potential

Seven legacy orders of women religious will each receive one-eighth of the women religious

portion of the campaign Expanded ministry congregations those whose provincial

headquarters are located outside of the Archdiocese but expanded their ministry to the Pacific

Northwest will receive the remaining one-eighth of the funds to distribute among themselves








9am Mass Church




9am Mass


9am Mass





9am Mass








1030am


Dan Shea


Oct 14 830am

1030am



To schedule an




stop by the office

during the week





The Statue The

Immaculate Heart

of Our Lady of


Archdiocese of

Seattle next

Saturday









an hour after mass





departure





country since then



























of our livesrdquo

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME








Liturgy Sat Oct 13

5pm

Sun Oct 14

830am

Sun Oct 14

1030am

Extraordinary

Minister

of Holy

Communion

(EM)

Dianne D

Lee B

Lois L

Sheila M

Lilia P

Juli H

Anne F

Theresa S

Cecilia P

Karen C

Suzan H

Paul R

Emie R

Rachel F

Will S



Altar

Servers

Maria M

Odinn H

Cora M

Frannie G

Owen R

Maria G

Sam L

Maria ndashC M

Bradyn B



Columbus

Knights of

Columbus











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1030am

Extraordinary

Minister

of Holy

Communion

(EM)

Dianne D

Lee B

Lois L

Sheila M

Lilia P

Juli H

Anne F

Theresa S

Cecilia P

Karen C

Suzan H

Paul R

Emie R

Rachel F

Will S



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for Children

930-1020 am

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1030am Liturgy

October 7 1421 28

November 4 18

December 916

January 61327

February 31024

March 310172431

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November 4

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gy of The Word

1030am Liturgy

October 7 1421 28

November 4 18

December 916

January 61327

February 31024

March 310172431

April 728

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October 71421

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