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St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish

Sunday

Weekdays

Holy Days

Confession

PUBLIC MASS (all live streamed) Register Here Saturday 5:30PM Sunday 8:30AM, 11AM

Watch Daily Mass Online Facebook live

Mass: Wed., Thur. & Fri. 9 am

9 am or as otherwise noted

Saturdays: 4PM—5PM

St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish 4400 130th Place S.E. Bellevue, WA 98006

Stmadeleine.org 425-747-6770

Parish website: stmadeleine.org School website: smsbellevue.org

Parish Office

[email protected]

425-747-6770 ext 100

School Office

[email protected]

425-747-6770 ext. 201

Eastside Pastoral Care (Emergencies related to anointing of the sick)

425-655-3200

January 16 & 17, 2021

2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

SACRAMENTS: Do you have a baby that you'd like to baptize? Are you interested in joining the Church, getting confirmed, or taking steps towards baptism? Are you looking to prepare for marriage? Contact us! See page 9 for a list of staff contacts.

WORSHIP SCHEDULE

PRIVATE PRAYER IN THE CHURCH: Monday - Thursday from 8am - 4 pm. Friday : 8am - 2pm. Please sign the visitor log when you arrive. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.

ROSARY: We will pray the Rosary Tuesdays at Noon. No registration needed. Please sign in when you arrive. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.

DAILY MASS: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 9 am. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.

CONFESSION: The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available on Saturdays between 4pm - 5pm No registration needed, Masks are required.

PLEASE REGISTER Please PRE REGISTER PRIOR to attending one of the weekend Masses. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish. Please let us know if you need to cancel your registration.

REGISTER: To register for the 5:30pm Saturday Vigil Mass or the 8:30am or 11am Sunday Mass see the website stmade-leine.org OR call the parish office. 425 747 6770

PARISH OFFICE: Please make an appointment to visit with staff. If you want to drop something off please use the drop off box outside the parish office.

Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator

8:30AM Mass Returns January 24

REGISTRATION REQUIRED MASKS REQUIRED

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Welcome

Saint Madeleine Sophie Parish extends a warm welcome to new parishioners or visitors! Our growth in faith is strengthened by our living the life of Jesus in Word and Deed, especially in loving service to others. To register in the parish, please contact the parish office or print off a form online via our website. We look forward to meeting you! You are also encouraged to visit our website: stmadeleine.org, or our various social media options, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter! All links can be found on our website.

Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator [email protected]

“With this faith, we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope “ Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. was not Catholic but his goals were completely aligned with the themes of Catholic Social Teaching: the life and dignity of all people; the call to community participation and inclusion of all Americans, in our democracy; the duty to advocate for those in need, putting the needs of the poor and vulnerable first; and solidarity in our one human family, regardless of racial, ethnic, economic, and ideological differences. In a sense, this is the foundation of Jesus’ ministry in trying to bring all people together to share in God’s mercy and love. Jesus himself was that mercy and love made flesh. Our coming together as one people with a solidarity of purpose, will be the way we “hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope”. In these very difficult and challenging days the goal of moving towards a better time will take great faith and hope and love. Let us pray for our nation and our world, that we find the strength and commitment to “work together, pray together and struggle together” for the common good.

8:30 am Mass Returns We will return to the 8:30 am Mass on January 24. Registration is still required. Masks of course are always required. We will begin taking registrations on Monday, January 18. However, we need your help. We need volunteers to help with check in as well as liturgical ministers; lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and sacristan/MC. Please contact me if you can help in any of these areas.

New Registration System In June 2020 when were able to welcome the faithful back to in person Mass, we adopted a registration system in use by other parishes across the country. It worked very well for our needs at the time. We are now in the process of moving to a more streamlined system. It will be easier for you to register and it will make it easier for us to assign seats based on who you tell us is coming to Mass. We will launch this new registration system on Monday but will be using the current registration system as well until the end of the month. If you have registered for Mass beyond February we will make sure your reservation is moved to the new system. You will receive an email to confirm. If you have any questions please let us know.

SMS School Open House If you are interested in St. Madeleine Sophie School for your child(ren) please be sure to schedule a time for the Sunday tour or schedule a tour at another time. We will have in person tours and a virtual tour available. Please contact Ginny Morris-sey in the school office [email protected] or visit their website for more information smsbellevue.org

St. Madeleine Sophie Parish 3 January 16 & 17, 2021

READINGS & MASS INTENTIONS

All Masses and Rosary are live streamed on website/Facebook

Sun. January 17 Second Sunday of Ordinary Time Readings:1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19, 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20, Jn 1:35-42 11:00 am Mass Must register to attend

Mon., January 18 Readings: Heb 5:1-10, Mk 2:18-22 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. Church and Offices Closed

Tues., January 19 Readings: Heb 6:10-20, Mk 2:23-28 Rosary 12-1 pm

Wed., January 20 Readings: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17, Mk 3:1-6 9 am Mass Maria Marcos Santos (D)

Thurs., January 21 Memorial of Saint Agnes, Virgin and Martyr Readings: Heb 7:25—8:6, Mk 3:7-12 9 am Mass Marilyn Connolly-Overbey (D)

Fri., January 22 Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children Readings: Heb 8:6-13, Mk 3:13-19 9 am Mass Jim VanAvery (D)

Sat., January 23 Readings: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14, Mk 3:20-21 10 am First Penance 5:30 pm Vigil Mass Must register to attend Readings for the Vigil Mass are Sunday readings

Sun. January 24 Third Sunday of Ordinary Time Readings: Jon 3:1-5, 10, 1 Cor 7:29-31, Mk 1:14-20 11:00 am Mass Inside Pro Popolo Must register to attend

Readings can be found online: http://www.usccb.org/bible/

Anointing of the Sick: First Friday of the Month at the 9 am Mass

POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTION FOR JANUARY

Human Fraternity

May the Lord give us the grace to live in full fellowship with our brothers and sisters of other religions, praying for one another,

open to all.

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Monthly Offertory

Monthly November offertory donations $ 84,158

Monthly November offertory budget $ 84,576

Fiscal Year to date received $ 371,885

Year to date budget $ 391,038

Deficit $ ( 19,153)

Debt Service

Month of November debt service donations $ 7,556

Month November debt service budget $ 16,192

Year to date received $ 48,551

Year to date budget $ 74,246

budgeted figure deficit $ ( 25,695)

Stewardship of Treasure Parish Notices


We are excited to introduce a new way to give online!

Simple and secure. Give a single gift or schedule recurring giving using your checking account, debit, or credit card.

Online Giving St. Madeleine Sophie has partnered with Pushpay to provide you with a safe, yet very fast and simple way to support the

mission and ministry of our parish.

Electronic giving eliminates the need for checks and cash, enables you to give regularly, whether you are in town or away, and gives you private and secure access to your giving record.

Once you are signed up, it is easy to repeat a gift or make a new one! Choose the method that is best for you!

Text-to-Give From your smartphone, simply text STMSPGIVE to 77977. You

will automatically be sent a link to the Pushpay giving site. You can make a quick one time gift or set up recurring.

What you should do: † Go to the PushPay website to set up your account

† If you are currently an automatic contribution donor and give on a recurring basis we will process the October payment as usual. Please set up your account before November 5th.

More information is on our website or contact Loretta or Karen in the parish office.

Do you know someone interested in the Catholic faith or

an adult seeking Confirmation?

If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our Catholic faith please let us know. We would

love to discuss the process for full initiation. Questions?

Our classes will be virtual and interactive. Please mark your calendars for the first week of Advent to begin this series and

watch for more detailed information to come.

Contact Loretta Sursely: [email protected]

Beginning Sunday, January 31 we join the nation’s 8000 Catholic schools in

celebrating Catholic Schools Week. The theme for the National Catholic Schools Week 2021 is “Catholic Schools: Faith Excellence Service”

If you are interested in registering your child please be sure to attend the Open House on Sunday January 31 or call the school office at ext. 201.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK JANUARY 31 - FEBRUARY 6, 2021

ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE: JAN. 31

Save the date !

PARISH LENTEN RETREAT

Mark your calendars for our PARISH LENTEN RETREAT

Via Zoom

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13

10AM - 12PM

Presenters: Fr. Tony Bawyn, Loretta Sursely and Ann LaBeck

Materials will include a journal to use during retreat

We will use music, prayer, reflection and discussion to help us prepare for Lent.

More information will be available on our website next week.

COST = FREE REGISTER ONLINE OR CALL THE PARISH OFFICE

Donations accepted to supported parish spirituality events.

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Youth, Young Adult, and Outreach Ann LaBeck 747-6770 Ext. 123 [email protected]

JR. HIGH 7th & 8th grades SR HIGH 9th - 12th grades

Jr. High and Sr. High Youth Ministry We are going to have programming this fall. We are still receiving surveys about preferences of time of day but we will be promoting these virtual youth ministry options soon. Stay tuned or contact Ann LaBeck for more information.

Making Good Choices:

Our conscience is the inner voice that helps us know the law God has placed in our hearts. Our conscience helps us judge the moral qualities of our own actions. It guides us to do good and avoid evil.

The Holy Spirit can help us form a good conscience. We form our conscience by studying the teachings of the Church and following the guidance of our parents and pastoral leaders. God has given every human being freedom of choice. This does not mean that we have the right to do whatever we please. We can live in true freedom if we cooperate with the Holy Spirit, who gives us the virtue of prudence.

This virtue helps us recognize what is good in every situation and make correct choices. The Holy Spirit gives us the gifts of wisdom and understanding to help us make the right choices in life, in relationship to God and others. The gift of counsel helps us reflect on making the correct choices in life. Loyal Press Called To Be Catholic.

Children and Family Ministry Maggie Rader, Director of Children and Family Ministry Ext. 125 [email protected]

Elaine Low, Sacramental Prep Coordinator Ext. 114 [email protected]

Question of the Week January 17

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Theme: God calls us to follow Christ. Question for Children: What can you do this week to show that you are a follower of Jesus?

Question for Youth: Andrew seemed to know immediately that he should follow Jesus. Do you have that same sense of confi-dence in your faith in Jesus? What helps? What makes it hard?

Question for Adults: In what ways do you experience being called by Jesus? What does he want you to do?

General Intercession for the parish: Let us pray in thanksgiving for the gift of the church in our lives, leading and guiding us to ever deeper communion with Christ.


C.L.O.W. Children’s Liturgy of the Word

(1st gr—6th gr)

Access CLOW resources and materials on understanding the Mass on the parish website under Children’s Faith Formation.

Access Kids’ Church videos on the parish web-site under Children’s Faith Formation.

Jesus, Boy in the Temple This week the story of Jesus travelling with Mary and Joseph to Jerusalem to celebrate the feast of Passover as a young boy was told. Jesus, old enough to go to the Temple by himself, wanted to be with God and talk with great teachers. Mary and Joseph did not know where he was and were worried. At last they found Jesus in the Temple and wanted to know where he had been. He replied, “Didn’t you know I would be in my Father’s house?”

Kids’ Church An Early Childhood Program for

children ages 3-5

WCC Family Faith Formation Whole Community Catechesis for grades 1– 6

Jan. 20 Zoom night by grade level Feb. 10 Zoom night by grade level

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time John 1:35-42

Down

2. Andrew announces that they have “found the ____”.

3. Andrew is the _______ of Simon Peter.

Across

1. “Behold, the _____ of God” 4. Today is the _____ Sunday of Ordinary Time. 5. Today’s Gospel is from the Gospel according to _____. 6. Another word for Teacher used in this Gospel.

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Jesus in his Father’s house. John 1:25-42

Children and Family Ministry


Maggie Rader, Director of Children and Family Ministry Elaine Low, Sacramental Prep Coordinator Ext. 125 [email protected] Ext. 114 [email protected]

Reflection for January 17, 2021 Ron Czarney, Children's Faith Formation Catechist

“Look, there is the Lamb of God. And the two disciples heard what he said and followed Jesus.”

Gospel, John 1:35-42 John was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he said, “Look,

there is the Lamb of God.” And the two disciples heard what he said and followed Jesus.” Jesus turned and saw them following him and said to them, “What are you looking for?” They said to him, “Rabbi” — which translated means Teacher —, “where are you staying?” He said to them, “Come and see.” So they went and saw where Jesus was staying, and they stayed with him that day. It was about four in the afternoon. Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, was one of the two who heard John and followed Jesus. He first found his own brother Simon and told him, “We have found the Messiah” — which is translated Christ —. Then he brought him to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said, “You are Simon the son of John; you will be called Cephas” — which is translated Peter.

WOW! What a moment for those two disciples. They met Jesus for the first time and followed Him!

“Look, there is the Lamb of God. And the two disciples heard what he said and followed Jesus.” Can you remember back to the very first time you were introduced to Jesus and were drawn to follow Him? Who was it that brought you to Jesus? Was it your mom and dad? Maybe it was your grandma or your grandpa. Could it have been one of your teachers? Whoever it was, one thing was evident in this very meaningful moment — you would have had to be “open” to receiving such an important invitation.

So, now your heart is open and you’re all excited — just like the two disciples in today’s gospel reading — and you want to follow Jesus! So you shout out, “Yes Jesus, I want to follow You!” . . . And then He says something that completely stops you in your tracks . . .

“What are you looking for?” There goes Jesus, surprising us again with His questions — questions that take us out of our

comfort zone. Who do people say that I am? Do you Love Me? Whose picture appears on the coin? YIKES! Didn’t you think this following Jesus thing would be a lot easier than this? (Did I just ask a question, like Jesus?) Okay people, it’s the moment of truth. What ARE we looking for? Hopefully, our answer to this ques-tion is, “I’m looking for a personal relationship with Jesus.”

That first encounter we’ve had with Jesus is now something that we remember with fondness.

Let’s think about all the many times we’ve encountered Jesus since that first time — those times when we found Him after a long dry spell. You know, like the Israelite’s dry spell. Unfortunately, their dry spell last-ed for over four thousand years! Let’s hope that our time without Jesus isn’t that long of a wait. Because when we allow Jesus into our hearts, we are so at peace by His presence in our lives that we don’t want our conversation time with Him to end. I did say “conversation time,” didn’t I? Yep, that’s what prayer is all about — having a conversation with Jesus. So, today when you’re talking with Jesus, tell Him how much you love Him, and tell Him how much you want to be like Him, and tell Him how thankful you are for His love, and mercy, and forgiveness. Ask Jesus to look at you like He looked at Simon Peter, and to invite you into where He can be found. AMEN!

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REFUGEE OUTREACH MINISTRY The refugee team has been active in the parish since 2016. Since then, we have outfitted and prepared apartments for 9 refugee families. Our members have also volunteered at the offices of International Rescue Committee (IRC) in areas of apartment supplies and inventory, employment readiness, youth mentoring and reception desk. For information on upcoming events ask to be added to our mailing list email us at [email protected].

† Medicare Questions Senior Housing or Care Services

† Parenting Issues, Child and Adolescent counseling † Mental Health Issues For more information contact Trish David in the parish office: 425-747-6770 ext. 126 or [email protected].

Pastoral Resource and Referral Services

Outreach Ministries

Parish Resources and Support

Adult Faith Formation & Service

Public Gatherings and meetings are Suspended BIBLE STUDY Contact the parish office for a schedule of upcoming adult bible studies

PRAY THE ROSARY Please join us in praying the Rosary every Monday evening at 6pm in the church.

ST. THERESE GUILD - Meets every 4th Thur. Sept - May. (except Nov.). Contact Kathy Bolopue 425-652-7203, [email protected]

WOMEN’S & MEN’S SPIRITUALITY Encouraging spiritual growth living our roles as Christian women and men in our diverse community. "New Members Welcome!" For more information email: [email protected]

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Meets 2nd Tues of the month, 7pm, rooms G & H. Contact Alan Newhouse [email protected]

Most of us are trying to put together the jigsaw puzzle we call life without a very important piece.

Over time this becomes incredibly frustrating. In this extraordinary book, Matthew Kelly powerfully demonstrates that we cannot live the life we have imagined, or experience the joy we yearn for, unless we learn to tend the soul. From there, with his classic style of practical

wisdom, he teaches us how to remedy this problem.

Thank you to the Women’s Spirituality Team and to the St. Therese Guild for their generous support in making this book available to any parish family that would like to receive it.

Books will be distributed at the Masses this weekend or contact the parish office.


THIS WEEK ON FORMED.ORG

7 Secrets of Confession

The Sacrament of Confession is the place where we get to encounter the Lord's mercy in a tangible way. In this talk, best selling author and Catholic speaker Vinny Flynn explores the incredible gift of mercy we encounter in Confession.

RESOURCES AND REFERRALS For more information contact Trish David in the parish office: 425-747-6770 ext. 126 or [email protected].

Alzheimer Association programs: Get a free virtual memory screening offered by Alzheimer Assoc. Call AA at 866-232-8484 to make an appointment or for more info. ----------- Old Friends Clubs Old Friends Clubs are closed but there are caregiver resources with caregiving tips, virtual events, and virtual volunteer oppor-tunities on their caregiver calendar. See www.oldfriendsclub.org for info. --------- Get and give medical Equipment Bridge Ministries Meyer Medical Equipment Center opens after Jan. 4th. Delivery and parking lot pickup available for walkers, wheelchairs, bathroom equipment, hospital beds and more. Call 425-628-1751 or check their website at bridgemin.org/medical-equipment/ -------- Veterans Aid and Assistance - VA provides supplemental income through the Veterans pension to both vets and their widowed spouses.

Senior Care Advisors can help move through the process to determine eligibility. For names of Senior Care Advisors to help with assisted living options and/or the VA aid, contact Parish Resources and Referrals on ext. 126.

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St. Madeleine Sophie Parish School Smsbellevue.org

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Martine Romero, Principal ……………………...ext. 222 Jessica Patterson, Vice Principal……………….ext. 219 Ginny Morrissey, Admissions, School Office……ext. 201

REGISTRATION 2021-22 Could it be possible? It most certainly is! Re-registration information/online forms will be available in mid January. New registrations will be accepted beginning early February. Contact the school office for more information. Also see Open House info below. SMSS OPEN HOUSE If you are interested in attending an open house of our school please contact the school office for information on virtual or in person tours.


Celebrate St. Madeleine’s 2021 Although we are still unsure if we will be able to have an in person gala/auction in the Spring, we will be having an event in some form, and we know it will be fun! The date for Celebrate St. Madeleine's 2021 is Saturday, April 17.

Please consider donating items, gift certificates, cash donations, and/or wine - a procurement form is included in this bulletin or available online. If you have any questions, please contact Loretta Sursely ([email protected]) or Ginny Morrissey ([email protected] or 425-747-6770 x 201). Thank you for your support!

WSCC/USCCB STATEMENTS ON VACCINES

The Washington State Catholic Conference issued a statement this past week, recommending that the faithful get the new vaccine to protect themselves, loved ones, and the community.

READ STATEMENT HERE OR ON OUR WEBSITE

Additionally, the USCCB issued a statement about the morality of this vaccine stating, “Given the urgency of this crisis, the lack of available alternative vaccines, and the fact that the connection between an abortion that occurred decades ago and receiving a vaccine produced today is remote, inoculation with the new COVID-19 vaccines in these circumstances can be morally justified.”

LITURGY VOLUNTEERS FOR IN PERSON MASS

Our liturgical volunteer needs of course look very different as we practice the necessary health and safety protocols for in person Mass.

CHECK IN GREETERS/USHERS: At this time, we are in need of 4-5 greeters/ushers for each Mass. Training will be provided.

ALTAR SERVERS/MC: We are looking for experienced Altar Servers who can assist with Mass, however, due to health protocols, this role will only include, candle lighting, cross bearing, pre-setting the altar, lighting candles and clearing vessels.

COMMUNION MINISTERS: We are looking for Eucharistic Ministers for each of the Masses. Due to health protocols there are a number of changes to this role. Volunteers for this role need to be 65 or younger.

LECTORS: We are looking for lectors for all of our Masses. Lector workbook will be provided. Training will be provided for new lectors.

8:30 AM Mass: We will be adding the 8:30AM Mass back to the weekend schedule. However, we need your help. Please contact us if you can volunteer for one of these liturgical ministries.

Please contact Loretta Sursely for more information. [email protected], 425-747-6770 ext. 104

Catholic Advocacy Day is a collaboration of the Washington State faith community organized by the Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center, Washington State Catholic Conference, St. Vincent de Paul and Catholic Community Services. This year, all aspects of the day will be held virtually and we invite you to join us in for all or any parts of the day.

Join us by registering at https://ipjc.org/cad before March 9. For further assistance, contact us at 206.223.1138 or email at [email protected]

Sunset Hills Memorial Park in Bellevue, WA -- Eye-Level Companion Cremation Niche in Olympic View Columbarium for Sale!

Beautiful view of downtown Seattle and Olympic mountains on a clear day. Only Single Niches are still for sale through the cemetery.

All Companion Niches in Olympic View have been sold out for some time. Current market value is $14,000+. This comes with two rights of inurnment.

For sale at $10,000. Contact Anne 619 623-4545 for more information.

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MASS INTENTION/PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL Special Mass intentions are taken for daily Mass only: 425 747-6770 Ext.100. Prayer intentions can also be placed on the prayer wall of the Church or added to the prayer intention page of the bulletin. PROBLEMS HEARING AT MASS Listening devices are available. Please see sacristan for assistance

TO BECOME AN ALTAR SERVER OR EUCHARISTIC MINISTER contact Phil Morrissey at [email protected].

TO BECOME A EUCHARISTIC MINISTER TO HOMEBOUND Contact Trish David at ext 126 or [email protected].

LOW GLUTEN ALTAR BREAD: Please see a sacristan.

In Memoriam

Ed Croteau Jim Wilhite Chi & Sophie Nguyen Angie Cathcart William Helmer Deacon Bruno Bahk Agatha Bahk Karen Madden Aaron Adams Kim and Song Family Rodrigo Santos John Valko Tom Mahoney Bob Mitchell Kathy Daly Tony & Donna Brown Jerry Fiorito Don Hitzel Chris Black Elizabeth Munoz Carol Zywycki Pat Dorwin Bri Tolleffson Rammo Family Dave Camacho

Ernesto Mendoza Mary Lou Brown Herbert J. Breen III Fran Underwood John Wolch Madison Bledsoe Jay Hullett Mary Weber Helen Suppner Fook Bo Cheung Courtland Braaten Oakley Doyle Joe Neigel Trent Roling Paul & Leslie Gookin Joe Hastings Rudy Cologna Lynette O’Neil Jan McDonald Fred Tuazon Tina Powell Gary Booth Harry Green Patricia Leung Helen Zoerb

Pete O’Brien Miles Nelson Debra Young Angelo Pizarro Emma O’Brien Carol Anderson Cathy Rowland Meredith Henning Sal & Mena Dizon Jim Von Der Linn Nancy Balka Jade Ferrer Wai-Ching Yu Delores Huff Kerry Reiniger Kristina Kirkpatrick Apolonia Ng Jennifer Wiechert Dolores Hayes Arlette Garaud Mary Hillis Eli Ferrer Bob Moore Julio Bueno-Valera Florence Palmer

SACRAMENTS SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Prior to the Baptism of their children, parents participate in preparation classes. If you are seeking baptism for your child please contact Elaine Low Ext. 114

RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Loretta Sursely ext. 104

CIC Christian Initiation of Children Elaine Low. Ext. 114

FIRST COMMUNION Elaine Low, [email protected] Ext. 114

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION for Youth Ann LaBeck [email protected] Ext. 123

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY six months in advance of your wedding date. Contact the Parish office at ext. 103

SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK Trish David, [email protected], Ext. 126

ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE PARISH 425-747-6770

Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest, [email protected] Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator Ext. 104 [email protected] Deacon Bruno Bahk, [email protected]

PARISH OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Accounting: Karen Moretti, Ext. 105 [email protected] Office Manager: Sandi Bendix, Ext. 103 [email protected] Accounting Assistant: Jennifer Helmer [email protected]

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Martine Romero, Principal, Ext. 222 [email protected] Jessica Patterson Vice Principal, Ext. 219 [email protected]

Ginny Morrissey, Office Ext. 201 [email protected]

TO JOIN THE CATHOLIC FAITH Adults: Loretta Sursely Ext. 104 [email protected] Children: Elaine Low Ext. 114 [email protected]

CHILDRENS FAITH FORMATION Maggie Rader Ext. 125 [email protected].

YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT & OUTREACH Ann LaBeck Ext. 123 [email protected].

PASTORAL CARE Funeral Preparation, Annulments Loretta Sursely Ext. 104 [email protected]

PARISH LIFE MINISTRIES Sandi Bendix, Ext. 103 [email protected]

LITURGY and WORSHIP Phil Morrissey, Liturgy Director. [email protected] Music: Ann LaBeck

PASTORAL RESOURCES: Pastoral Resources and Referrals, Trish David: Ext. 126 [email protected]

FACILITIES Facility Manager: Terry Moretti, [email protected]

Prayers for the Sick

PASTORAL CARE: For patients at Overlake and Group Health Hospitals, you may

call Eastside Pastoral Care at 425-655-3200 If you or someone you know from the parish is seriously ill, hospitalized or home-bound and would like to receive communion or the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, please contact Trish David at ext. 126 or [email protected].


Mary Elizabeth Jox, mother of Marie Geisel Bob Opple, husband of Chris Opple (D) Afaf Rammo, mother of Lumma Haik

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