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St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish
Sunday
Weekdays
Holy Days
Confession
PUBLIC MASS (all live streamed) Register Here 5:30 pm Inside 11 am Sunday Outside
Watch Daily Mass Online Facebook live
Mass: Wed., Thur. & Fri. 9 am Facebook Live
TBA
Saturday: 4pm - 5pm, Koinonia Room
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
425-747-6770 ext 100
School Office
425-747-6770 ext. 201
Eastside Pastoral Care (Emergencies related to anointing of the sick)
425-655-3200
August 1 & 2, 2020
Private Prayer Times Church Sanctuary
M-F: 8am - 2pm
18th Sunday of 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 6 for a list of staff contacts.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
PRIVATE PRAYER IN THE CHURCH: Monday - Thursday from 8am - 3pm. Friday : 8am - 12 Noon. 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 on Tuesdays at 12 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: We will have daily Mass, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 9am. We will not have adoration on Fridays but will have anointing of the sick on the First Friday of the month during the 9am Mass beginning August 7. No Registration needed. Please sign in Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
CONFESSION: The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available on Saturdays between 4pm and 5pm. No registration needed, Masks are required.
PLEASE REGISTER You MUST REGISTER PRIOR to attending one of the weekend Masses. Masks are REQUIRED for attend-ance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
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.
REGISTER: To register for the 5:30pm Saturday Vigil Mass or the 11 am Sunday Mass see the website stmadeleine.org or use this link calendly.com/smsmass OR call the parish office. 425 7476700
Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator
Father Tony Bawyn is a Seattle native who attended St. Luke
School in Shoreline. He began his seminary studies at
St. Edward Seminary and St. Thomas Seminary in Kenmore
and then graduated from Gonzaga University with a B.A. in
philosophy. He studied theology at the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium
and came home to be ordained on August 21, 1982 at St. James Cathedral by
Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen.
His first assignment was as parochial vicar (assistant pastor) at Holy Rosary in
West Seattle. Since then he has served parishes in Kirkland (where he served with
Ann LaBeck), Tacoma, Vashon Island, Gig Harbor, and Seattle.
Aware that Father Jim Picton had facilitated a canonical internship for Father Tony
during his seminary days, Archbishop Murphy asked Father Tony to study canon
law for the Archdiocese in 1990. After receiving a licentiate degree from Louvain,
he served in the Chancery as canonical consultant, the place where he first met
Loretta Sursely. He then returned to Louvain for doctoral studies, finished his dis-
sertation and was awarded his diploma in 2000. Archbishop Brunett appointed
him Judicial Vicar in 2000, and he has been serving in that capacity in the Seattle
Tribunal for 20 years.
Last year Archbishop Sartain approved a sabbatical leave for him, so Father Tony
chose to return to Belgium for updating in theology. He has returned to the
Chancery and is pleased to begin his new ministry at Saint Madeleine Sophie Par-
ish. Father Tony has more than 25 years’ experience the model of parish priest
collaborating with a lay Pastoral Coordinator, and he finds it a good fit with his ca-
nonical work.
In his free time Father Tony loves to cook, to go on day hikes, listen to music, and
enjoy visiting his family, most of whom live in the Puget Sound area.
Welcome Fr. Tony Bawyn
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.
READINGS & MASS INTENTIONS
Sun. August 2 Readings: IS 55:1-3 ROM :1-2 MT 14:13-21 11:00 am Mass Outside Pro Popolo Must register to attend
Mon., August 3 Readings: JER 28:1-17 MT 14:22-36
Tues., August 4 Memorial of Saint John Vianney, Priest Readings: JER 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22 John: 15:1-2,10-14 Rosary at 12 Noon Live Streamed website and facebook
Wed., August 5 Dedication of the Basilica of St Mary Major Readings: JER 31:1-7 MT 15:21-28 9:00 AM Mass Teressa Safarta (D ) Live Streamed website and facebook
Thurs., August 6 Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord Readings: DAN 7:9-10, 13-14 PT 1:16-19 MT 17:1-9 9 am Mass Live Streamed website and facebook
Fri., August 7 Readings: NA 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7 MT 16:14-28 9:00 AM Mass with anointing of the sick
Sat., August 8 Daily Readings: HAB 1:12-24 MT 17:14-20 See Sunday Readings for Vigil Mass Readings
5:30 pm Vigil Mass Inside Pro popolo Must register to attend Readings for the Vigil Mass are Sunday readings
Sun. August 9 Readings: 1 KGS 19:9A, 11-13A ROM 9:1-5 MT 14:22-33 11:00 am Mass Outside Matt DeGennero (D) Must register to attend
Readings c an be found online:
http://www.usccb.org/bible/
Anointing of the Sick: First Friday of the Month at the 9am
Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator [email protected]
FIRST COMMUNION AND THE TRANSFIGURATION We celebrated First Communion again this Saturday August 1. And just like last week it was a special moment for the children and their families and for all of us in attendance. This week we will celebrate the Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. How appropriate that it follows this weekend of First Communion.
At the Transfiguration, the Lord withdrew himself with his chosen few to a high mountain apart. So too we, Sunday by Sunday at the Eucharist are called to step aside from the busy world to be spend some time with Him.
At First Communion we are focused on the reception of Communion by the children, and with this focus we can see the important connection that the story of the Transfiguration makes to us. To spend time connecting, with intention just like our first time to the reception of the Eucharist. We are reminded that Jesus is to be at the center of our lives and have the highest place in our hearts. While Jesus was gloriously transfigured before the apostles, if we live our lives recognizing the presence of Jesus in our lives and the lives of others we shall be transformed!
SCHEDULE CHANGES We will have daily Mass, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 9am. We will not have adoration on Fridays but will have anointing of the sick during the Friday 9am Mass beginning August 7. You do not have to pre-register for a daily Mass or for the Rosary but you should sign in with name and contact number or email. However, you MUST REGISTER PRIOR to attending one of the weekend Masses. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish. See page 2 for details on other schedule changes.
VACATION BIBLE CAMP Thank you to all those who made our virtual Vacation Bible Camp possible: Maggie Rader, Elaine Low, Shanni Perez, Bo Bernardino, John Philips, Jane Wassell, Peter Wassell, Ron Czarney, Emily, Abigail Nathanial Shetzline and Sandi Bendix. If you missed it online last week you still watch the videos by going to our website.
REGISTERING FOR MASS We will continue to have our public Masses at 5:30 pm inside with a maximum of 90 on Saturday and 11 am outside on Sunday with a maximum of 200. Please arrive as early as possible so that we can check everyone in, make announcements and begin Mass relatively on time! If we start to increase numbers quite a bit we will add a Mass. In the later fall we will return all Masses indoors but more information later.
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POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTION FOR AUGUST
The Maritime World
We pray for all those who work and live from the sea, among them sailors, fishermen and their families.
Monthly Offertory
Monthly June offertory donations $ 66,031
Monthly June offertory budget $ 76,308
Fiscal Year to date received $ 937,469
Year to date budget $ 960,000
Deficit $ ( 22,531)
Debt Service
Month of June debt service donations $ 7,941
Month June debt service budget $ 13,954
Year to date received $ 117,977
Year to date budget $ 174,162
budgeted figure deficit $ ( 56,185)
Stewardship of Treasure Parish Notices
The offertory collection includes envelopes, cash and automatic donations through credit cards or bank transfers.
The Debt Service collection relates to loan repayments for the construction of the Koinonia Room, Accessibility upgrades, the addition of the library and Sophia Chapel and enlarging the choir area.
ONLINE CONTRIBUTIONS
Thank you to the many generous contributions we have been receiving since the suspension of public Masses. Our weekly
collection is the main source of revenue for our parish operational budget which includes our parish ministries.
If you have not set up an automatic pledge and would like to do so please email Karen in the parish office or use this form
If you would like to me a one time contribution please use this link. Thank you!!
HOW YOU CAN HELP
WE NEED MASKS!
We need masks! Are you good with needle and thread? Or have the ability to procure masks?
We are asking everyone attending either our public Masses or private Masses to wear a mask. We will need masks to give to people who forget their mask so are in need of many for the coming months.
Masks can be dropped off in plastic zip lock or other packaging at the parish office every day of the week 8-4.
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Remember—you can pledge ONLINE ! www.seattlearch.org orwww.stmadeleine.org
2020 Archdiocesan Goal
$113,138
Number of Donors
232
Pledges to Date
$91,303
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
This year’s Annual Catholic Appeal has us reflect on A Future Full of Hope: Passion for our Faith, Promise for our Future, Care for our Community, and Love for our Family.
Please prayerfully consider giving to the needs of our Archdiocese as we conduct the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal over the next four weeks. As a reminder, our parish share is Some of you have already made your donation, and we thank you! If you cannot at this time make a pledge, please pray for the campaign and write “prayer” on the pledge card so that we know you’ve considered and we won’t continue sending you reminders.
Congratulations to the following children receiving their
First Communion!
July 19, 2020
Raquel Phillips Lucia Wilson
July 25, 2020
Pelayo Besa Chiara Cagnatel
Stella Cooper Quinn Crumpacker
Gabriella Franco Jacob Isaac
Matthew Isaac Zofia Stamper Augustus Wei Damian Kim
August 1, 2020
Brice Bernardino Monserrat Cruz Gutierrez
Kyle Jia Bomin Kim Aleah Le
Annabel Locke Henry Locke
BrinleyMcClure Ethan Mendonca
Loukas Nyland Alana O’Connor
Subin Park Giada Rachetto
Noah Sasaki Maria Segundo Gutierrez
Ethan Vital
Youth, Young Adult, and Outreach Ann LaBeck 747-6770 Ext. 123 [email protected]
JR. HIGH 7th & 8th grades SR HIGH 9th - 12th grades
5 Tips for A Spiritual Summer
The sights and sounds of summer can instantly offer a “refresh” moment in our lives. Fresh air, sunny skies, and warmer tempera-tures invite us outdoors!
The more relaxed and less-hectic (we hope!) pace of the summer months also gives us a chance to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with ourselves, our friends, and yes, even God! Here are five tips for making the most of this time of year. Visit Busted Halo for more info
CONFIRMATION INFORMATION MTG. July 7 at 7 pm
Confirmation 2021 Information meeting—if you are in grades 8-9 in Fall 2020 and are interested in being part of our Confirmation 2021 program, there will be a meeting on Tues. July 7 at 7PM on Zoom. Contact Ann LaBeck, [email protected] to RSVP and for details.
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 August 2, 2020
18th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Theme: God answers all our needs.
Question for Children: What are the ways that Jesus shows he loves you?
Question for Youth: Jesus was very attentive to his followers. He cared for them and for their needs. What are your needs? What can Jesus do to help you?
Question for Adults:I n your experience, what “false obstacles” have you or people you know experienced separating them from Christ? Things such as divorce? Or marrying outside the church? Or not attending Mass? Or others?
General Intercession for the parish: Let us pray for the grace to trust that Christ loves us no matter what we've done or where we've gone.
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Sunday Gospel activities—July 26 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings—http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings
Loyola Press Sunday Connection Family reflections and activities https://
www.loyolapress.com/catholic-resources/liturgical-year/sunday-connection/
Gospel Reading Matthew 14:13-21 Jesus feeds the crowd with five loaves and two fish. Family Connection In our family life we can sometimes hear echoes of the disciples' excuses: “Five loaves and two fish are all we have here.” Sometimes this echo is heard from children squabbling about the last piece of cake. Sometimes it is heard in our con-cern about the limits of the family's income or pos-sessions. Sometimes this echo is heard in our complaints about the seemingly endless demands for our time and attention. Jesus understood these feelings and taught us to see beyond our limita-tions. Jesus modeled for us a compassion that reaches out to others, even when we would rather withdraw into ourselves. Jesus taught us that God blesses compassion offered to others with his grace. Today's Gospel reminds us that with God there is not only enough, there is an abundance! Talk together about some of the stresses and de-mands for time and attention that your family members might feel. Acknowledge that we some-times have to make difficult choices about how to use our time, talents, and treasure. Then read to-gether today's Gospel, Matthew 14:13-21. Notice how much Jesus cared for the crowds, healing the sick even though he wanted to with-draw to a quiet place. Notice how the disciples responded to Jesus' instruction to feed the crowd; they noted their limited supply of food. Jesus blessed this limited supply of food, and it was enough to feed the entire crowd, more than 5,000 people, and there were leftovers! Pray together that Jesus will grant us compassion like his so that we will offer whatever we have to others with compassion and generosity. Pray together today's Psalm, Psalm 145, or the Lord's Prayer. - Loyola Press
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]
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Reflection for August 2 2020 By: Ron Czarney “They all ate and were satisfied. . .” What are some of the things that give us satisfaction? How about a delicious meal prepared by our moms. Or, how about a day at the park playing baseball or soccer with our dads. Maybe a play date with our friends. There are so many things that give us pleasure that I wouldn’t have the space to mention them all here. But, you get the idea. In today’s gospel we see how Jesus “satisfies” about 5,000 people. That’s absolutely amazing! How does He do this?! Well, He does it because He loves us so very much. And, this gospel reading happens to be one of the most beautiful readings in the Bible for the message it carries. Imagine being able to follow Jesus and listen to Him speak of His Father and the Kingdom where His Fa-ther lives. And then after He shares this message with the people, He “cures” those who seek His healing power. Not only that, but then He feeds everyone! WOW! The people who were following Jesus didn’t know it at the time, but they were actually attending their very first Mass! Really?! Yes, really! Let’s look at the scene in today’s gospel. People gathered together to hear the word of God, and then they were fed by the Son of God — Jesus. Hmmm, that sounds awful-ly familiar. Where have we seen this scene before? Or when have we been part of such a celebration ourselves. Why every Sunday, of course! When we ourselves attend Mass. Doesn’t every Mass begin with a group of people gathering in church? And don’t we begin each Mass by asking for forgiveness of our sins (healing) and then listening to the word of God? And don’t we offer up bread and wine to the Father and ask Him to change these earthly food and drink items into the actually body and blood of His Son, Jesus? And aren’t we so blessed to be able to receive this “food” that feeds our souls? Yep, we’re right there on the mountain with Jesus listening to His message of love and forgiveness and healing. AND, to top it off, we are privileged to receive Him in Holy Communion with the rest of the con-gregation. I’m telling you, there’s no better way to satisfy one’s aching heart for God’s love than this gathering of God’s people. Today let’s thank our Heavenly Father for the gift of His Son, Jesus, who gives of Himself so freely and with such everlasting love. We love You, Jesus! AMEN!
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].
With the pandemic and its fallout, we are glad to share some good news regarding our refugee outreach ministry. Our normal avenues to support the resettlement agencies like IRC has been on hold indefinitely, since they are working primarily off-site. Recently, we were contacted through Ann LaBeck and Maggie Rader of our parish, that there is a homeless mother with 2 children, who has recently obtained housing, but needs all the essentials like we have been providing for the IRC refugee families. Maggie asked if the refugee committee could support this need.
I contacted our committee chairs and they all overwhelmingly agreed that we should use some of our household items and other resources to support this family. Earlier this month we collected bedding and other household items for this family of 3 from the inventory in our closet. A few items that were still needed we purchased using about $90 from the refugee fund that was endowed by donations in memory of Debbie Bowen.
As a result, we were able to furnish bedding, kitchenware, table ware, personal items and cleaning supplies pretty much in line with what we have provided for IRC refugee families. These items were delivered on Saturday, June 6.
The only thing in the apartment was a sofa. Many of these things were generously donated by all of you for the Advent giving tree or other drives.
Please know that your past generosity is still paying it forward. A bonus is that I understand the family speaks Farsi, so if not refugees, they are certainly strangers seeking a better life in our country. You are a part of making that dream come true.
† Medicare Questions Senior Housing or Care Services
† Parenting Issues, Child and Adolescent counseling 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 Sue Peck 206-240-4914 or [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]
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP Next meetings: Suspended until further notice
Our Grief Support Group meets to offer support to those experiencing loss. Contact Bill Griffin (425-747-8909) or [email protected] for more information.
Young Adult Events Ann LaBeck ext. 123 [email protected]
Eastside Disciples The Thurs. night Bible Study is now on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com groups/1471479689793762/ Go to the Events tab and you'll find it.
Eastside Newman--we have been organizing a local col-lege Newman group---and there's a bible study! You can access it here: https://www.instagram.com/eastsidenewman/
Now is the Time to Serve Our Community! Jesuit Volunteer EnCorps, a program of JVC Northwest, facilitates rewarding opportunities for service, community and spiritual formation for adults 50 and better who are committed to social and ecological justice. We are offering new ways for our members (JVEs) to serve from home during this time of increased need for those who live on the margins. JVEs meet monthly online or in-person, creating spiritual community while staying safe. Our values arise from the Catholic Ignatian tradition and JV Encorps is an inclusive and welcoming community. Priority application deadline: August 31st. Opening Retreat in September. For more information visit: www.jvencorps.org
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St. Madeleine Sophie Parish School Smsbellevue.org
425-747-6770
Martine Romero, Principal ……………………...ext. 222 Jessica Patterson, Vice Principal……………….ext. 219 Ginny Morrissey, Admissions, School Office……ext. 201
We are open for Tours! We will wear masks and social distance but have great things to show
new families.
St. Madeleine Sophie School is dedicated to providing the highest quality education in an environment of Catholic faith and moral values. We seek to develop Christian leadership by promoting active service in the wider community. Our graduates will be equipped to meet the challenges and opportunities of life-long education in a diverse and complex world.
Follow us on Instagram for updates, online school pics and much more!
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GOOD START BACK TO SCHOOL
Help us provide a “Good Start Back to School” for 1200 Bellevue school children in need. We also assist back to school efforts for Centro Santa Catalina in Ciudad Juarez.
How you can help: Gift cards are the best and easiest way for us to help (Target is the preferred card). Monetary donations via check made payable to Congregations for Kids/EISCC. Daypacks: The only item we are asking for this year are new daypacks for students. Please bring these items to church on the weekends of July 25-26 and Aug. 1-2. We will have a delivery van available for the daypacks—you can drop them there. You can also drop daypacks off in the bin in the church narthex during the week. Checks and gift cards can be deposited through the mail slot on the front door of the parish office
Congregations for Kids/EISCC (Eastside Interfaith Social Concerns Council) is a 501(c)3 non profit. All donations are tax
deductible. Please keep a copy of your receipt. If you have questions or need more information please contact Ann at
https://2020-archbishops-golf-tournament.perfectgolfevent.com/
MASS INTENTION/PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL Request a Mass for special intentions: 425 747-6770 Ext.100. Prayer intentions can also be placed on the prayer wall of the Church.
PROBLEMS HEARING AT MASS Listening devices are available. Please see usher 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
Tony Brown Jo Sciola Eileen Waldeck Chris Black Mike Ensminger Elizabeth Munoz Carol Zywycki Pat Dorwin Bri Tolleffson Rammo Family Mary Mirkovich Rosita David Dave Camacho Jerry Wolfe 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 Donna Brown 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 George Rademacher
Apolonia Ng Jennifer Wiechert Dolores Hayes Arlette Garaud Mary Hillis Eli Ferrer
Bob Moore Julio Bueno-Valera Florence Palmer Ken Turner
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]
Office Assistant: Anna Fehmel Ext. 100 [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] 8:30am Sanctuary Choir Director, Joe Shigley, 11:00am Contemporary Choir Director, Ann LaBeck Ext. 123
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].
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish August 1 & 2, 2020
Matt DeGennero, Uncle of Allie Morrissey Fr. Pat Ritter, priest of the Archdiocese
MASS SCHEDULE
Please remember a general dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation remains in place.
Anyone attending Mass does so at their own risk. Vulnerable, at-risk and otherwise concerned persons should remain home. Those who attend should be made aware of government regulations regarding potential mandatory quarantine if a fellow attendee subsequently tests positive for COVID-19.
Anyone who has even the slightest symptoms or feelings of sickness must remain home. It is strongly encouraged that each person conduct a voluntary self-assessment of their health as a pre-condition for attending Mass.
WHEN: SATURDAY, VIGIL MASS AT 5:30 PM OR SUNDAY MASS AT 11 AM We have will have Mass every Saturday at 5:30 pm and Sunday at 11 am Please be sure to check the website, Facebook page or call the parish office for updates. We will livestream this Mass on Facebook Live and our main website page. The times may change depending on the weather and other scheduling so please watch the website and bulletin for information. HOW TO REGISTER: Please register online or call the parish office prior to attending Mass. ONLINE REGISTRATION: https://calendly.com/smsmass or access the link from our website: stmadeleine.org. Online instructions: Select Mass date and time. Enter your first and last name. Enter your phone number or email. Click on Schedule Event. Be sure to read the Health Assessment questions at the beginning of the registration form. The statement of health must be valid for every event you attend even if you schedule future events.
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR MASS?
PLEASE NOTE!
One registration per person Couples need to register separately
Mom and Dad and children need to have separate registrations
Friends need to register separately
DO
Register by Thursday
Bring and wear your own Mask at all times
Bring your own chair for outside Mass
Do arrive early to allow for check in time
Do bring water and umbrella for warm
weather outside
DON’T
Arrive without registering
Sign up several individuals under one
name
Arrive at the start of Mass
Shake hands, hug, kiss or gather in groups
