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November 23rd 2014
Thanksgiving Mass
You are welcome to join fellow parishioners to thank God for his blessings to you, your
family, and to our nation, on Thursday, November 27th, at the 9 AM Mass. The Eucharistic celebration will be bilingual. Come and thank the Lord for all we have received and
ask his continued blessings on our country.
Christmas Orchestra
All students presently taking band or orchestra in school are invited to help form this year’s
orchestra to play for our 7 PM Christmas Eve Mass.
Rehearsals will be Wednesday evenings from 6:30 until 7:30 in the music room.
Rehearsal Schedule
December 3rd, December 10th, December 17th
Contact: Margaret Smith 360-491-0890 ext 109e-Mail: [email protected]
Fr. McDermott, Deacon Terry, Deacon Rey, Ferrell,
and the Staff here at Sacred Heart,
would like to wish you and your family a very Blessed and
Happy Thanksgiving.
Dear Parish Family,
What an exciting International Food Fest we celebrated this past Sunday – this is a great parish community! God has blessed us and we thank God for each of you who has shared your time,
talent and treasure to make this such a wonderful community over the years.
We have a long list of folks to thank for our International Fest: our coordinator, Angel Vano,
the Filipino Community, Chamorro Community, Hispanic Community, Korean Community, Samoan
Community, Vietnamese Community, Ken and the Holy Name, St. Margaret’s, St. Brigid’s, St. Jude’s,
St. Joseph’s, the German Club, CEBU Restaurant and Saigon Rendezvous. A special appreciation
goes to Caroline, Ron and Phil. These three worked behind the scenes to make sure that everything
was ready for the set-up and organized for the clean-up. Our entertainment was provided by the Korean Community Choir, the Samoan Community Dancers and the Hispanic Community Dancers.
What a wonderful musical experience for all of us! They were all inspiring. Three cheers for all the
great raffle gifts and the donors.
In addition to all the wonderful dishes served to over 400 guests, we consumed 240 hot dogs.
Thank you again to all who made this day so wonderful for all of us. We sure know how to feed the
parish. A really special thank-you again to Angel Vano, our coordinator. We already looking forward
to next year’s Celebration with Angel leading us.
Gratefully, Fr. Pat and Staff
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Dear Parishioners,
As we approach Thanksgiving Day, I would like to share these thoughts with you.
Thanksgiving Day invites us to pause and recall the many reasons we have to be thankful.
We hear so many negative thoughts and ideas that they may begin to dominate our way of
thinking. Thanksgiving time is a time to dump our negative thoughts that easily make us
overly angry, resentful, and upset even at the ordinary problems of life. When we recall the
good people, and the events and things that have blessed us, our attitude and outlook
changes for the better.
As you prepare for Thanksgiving, write down ten things for which you are grateful.
Perhaps plan to make it a family project and post the list to the refrigerator. Continue to add new ideas or draw a
picture of people, events and things that you and family member are grateful for. Here are some ideas from a high
school student. “I am having a really tough time in high school right now. Even though most times I have positive
thoughts and attitudes, sometimes it gets really hard but I usually catch myself and try to reverse the negative
thoughts into positive ones.
1. I have a caring family.
2. I have amazing friends.
3. I have the opportunity to wake up in the morning.
4. I am able to watch the sun rise and set.
5. I am able to do things with my friends.
6. I was able to be at the beach this summer for a whole week without my parents.
7. I was blessed to have a special person in my life that is now in a better place.
8. I have a very special person who is always there and with whom I can always talk to.
9. I am able to read great books.
10. Last summer’s dreams came true and I was able to attend a concert of my favorite singer. Thanksgiving
is an opportunity to remind me of all these wonderful times and people in my life. Every time I find myself
getting negative I try and remember each of these special times and people that God has sent into my life.
Did you know that simply being thankful and making it a point to recognize the good things we have experienced will help us to have a positive outlook on life? There is scientific proof that we will be happier, healthier and better able to handle the stresses of daily life simply by saying “thank you”.
Professors Emmons, a University of California, Davis professor, found that people who view life as a gift
and consciously acquire an “attitude of gratitude” will experience multiple advantages. His research indicates
that “Gratitude” improves emotional and physical health. It can strengthen relationships and communities. He
encourages people to keep a gratitude journal, to learn prayers of gratitude, and to use visual reminders to help
them recall things and people they are grateful for.
He says that without gratitude, life can be lonely, depressing and impoverished. He adds that “gratitude
enriches human life. It elevates, energizes, inspires and transforms. People are moved, more open to one another,
and humbled through expressions of gratitude.”
We are the recipients of unearned blessings and benefits. God has blessed us with many gifts. We have
received gifts, favors, and blessing from others. Take time to thank God and those who have blessed you. May
God continue blessing you.
Fr. Pat
Big “Thank you” to our Master Gardeners for the beautiful flowers brought in faithfully every weekend to
enhance our altar. Their gardens must look like the garden of Eden. Thank you, thank you, thank you,
parishioners of Sacred Heart! May God bless you.
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November 23rd 2014
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday
Reading
Gospel
November
Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5
Lk 21:1-4
24th
Tuesday
Reading
Gospel
Wednesday
Reading
Gospel
Thursday
November
Rv 14:14-19
Lk 21:5-11
November
Rv 15:1-4
Lk 21:12-19
November
25th
Reading
Gospel
Friday
Reading
Gospel
Saturday
Reading 1
Gospel
Sunday
Rv 18:1-2, 21-23; 19:1-3, 9a
Lk 21:20-28
November
28th
Rv 20:1-4, 11-21:2
Lk 21:29-33
November
29th
Rv 22:1-7
Lk 21:34-36
November
30th
Reading 1
Reading 2
Gospel
Is 63:16-17, 19b; 64:2-7
1 Cor 1:3-9
Mk 13:33-37
Monday
November
9:00am
Deanna Arroyo
† Doris Peluzzo
26th
Tuesday
27th
Sunday, November 16h, 2014
Weekly
$
$
$
$
November
25th
NO MASS
Wednesday
November
9:00am
Allison Arroyo
Thursday
9:00am
Friday
13,160
18,117
4,957
25,724
Lord God, through the prayers of Mary, our Mother, bring
your healing presence to all who are sick, injured or troubled, especially:
Larry Strickland, Ann Miller
Our loving God, rich in mercy, has opened wide the
gates of paradise, offering rest & lasting joy:
Joan Anderson, Gretchen Cornett,
Shirley Eichelser, D. Rey Hosa, Caridad Cortez,
Gene Suryan, Jack Reifschneider, John
Sheehan, James Spalding, Pat Delaney, Ray
Nastansky, Nelly Fox
26th
November
27th
People of Sacred Heart
November
9:00am
Saturday
28th
Gertrude Rickert
† Gunda Roeser
† Meta Rickert
† Joan Anderson Griffith
November
29th
9:00am
Mayra & Ismael Moreno
5:00pm
Fernan & Lucy Carino
Sunday
Revenue budgeted
Collections received
Proceeds this week
Year to Date
24th
8:00am
November
30th
Sylvia Andrino
† Gretchen Cornett
10:00am
† Santo Magiarelli
† Thersa Casey
† John Sheehan
† Filomena Espirita &
All souls in purgatory
12:00pm
People of Sacred Heart
2:00pm
Sacred Heart Volunteers
5:00pm
† Manano Leon Guerrero
† Josefina Leon Guerrero
† Jesus Blas
† Isabel Blas
*DUE TO A FUNERAL OR MEMORIAL MASS, INTENTION OF THE MASS WILL
BE RESCHEDULED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEKDAY
FR. PAT
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
Monday, November 24TH
9:00AM - Mass - Church
9:30AM - Divine Mercy Prayer Group - Church
1:30PM - St. Jude’s Guild - S3
6:00PM - Adult Enrichment - HH Upstairs - RM5
Advent Family Night - HH
Tuesday, November 25th
6:30pm - Music Ministry - S2
Respect Life - HH Upstairs - RM6
Wednesday, November 26th
9:00AM - Mass - Church
7:00PM - Stephen Ministry - HH Upstairs - RM6
Thursday, November 27th - Thanksgiving Day
9:00AM - Mass - Church
Adoration following Mass until 4PM
6:00PM - Rosary Prayer Group - Adoration Chapel
Friday, November 28th
Office Closed
9:00AM - Mass - Church
9:45AM - 30 Hour Eucharistic Adoration beginsSt. Frances Chapel
Saturday, November 29TH
9:00AM - Mass - Church
3:00PM - Reconciliation - Church
4:30PM - 30 Hour Eucharistic Adoration ends
5:00PM - Mass - Church
Sunday, November 30TH - First Sunday of Advent
8:00AM - Mass - Church
10:00AM - Mass - Church
Little Saints - S4
Children’s Worship - Faith Formation Office
Korean Mass - Fabian Hall
12:00PM - Mass - Church
2:00PM - Spanish Mass - Church
5:00PM - Mass - Church
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Prayer Ministry:
We are so grateful to those who are
joining us in prayer. If you have a prayer
request or want to be part of this
Ministry,
contact Maria Boros at 456-0888 or
[email protected].
Dialogue For Justice
Today’s Gospel (Mt
25:31-46) has a distinct
call to action! We are
challenged to create a
more just world. The reassuring words of Jesus come with a condition.
He begins by saying, “Inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.”
And then he tells us what we must do to gain
this inheritance, “For I was hungry and you gave
me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink,
naked and you clothed me, ill and you cared for
me, in prison and you visited me.” Our faith is
learned on our knees through prayer and then
practiced on the streets of our lives. This is what
Pope Francis meant when he said, “I want a
church which is bruised, hurting and dirty because it has been out on the streets.” A new
church year dawns and we who profess Christ
are called to work for justice. Will we dirty our
hands?
Samoan Mass scheduled for Sunday,
December 21, 2014 at 4pm in Fabian
Hall. For any questions, please contact
Maggie Tia at (360) 888-7441 or
Taleo Sitama at (360) 350-8087.
Inviting all Filipinos to a potluck
lunch and needed preparatory
meeting for this year’s Sacred
Heart Simbang Gabi.
Please let your BAYANIHAN spirit
touch all with your presence.
November 30th 1:15PM in Hallen Hall
Refer questions to Fely W. at 491-8243 or
Levi/Rose at 456-2461.
Christ the King
When the Son of Man comes in glory, may we be among those who have fed the hungry, welcomed the
stranger, and clothed the naked. For Jesus tells us clearly that it is those who have demonstrated good stewardship by sharing their gifts with the less fortunate who will receive God’s blessing and inherit the kingdom.
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November 23rd 2014
Parroquia de Sagrado Corazón, Lacey
Horario de oficina:
De lunes a viernes de
8:00-12:00 y 1:00-4:00
Teléfono: 360-491-0890 ext. 101
Misa en español: Los domingos a las 2:00PM
(Ver otras páginas para misas en ingles.)
Párroco: R. P. Patricio McDermott
Celebración de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe:
Las Mañanitas: viernes diciembre 12 a las 5:00 AM
continuando con misa a las 9:00 AM
Sábado diciembre 13. Servicio de Oración y procesión
a la 1:00PM continuando con la Fiesta
Renovación Carismática y Rosario: Todos los
jueves de 6:30-9:00pm en Fabian Hall.
SACRAMENTOS
Bautismos, Confirmación, Bodas: llame a: Lilia
Bahena al 491-0890 Ext. 103or [email protected]
Clases de Confirmación:
La siguiente clase de confirmación es el 7 de
diciembre. La ceremonia de confirmación
será Mayo 8 a las 7:00 PM con el obispo Edward Burns. El siguiente servicio para los
jóvenes será la “Fiesta de Navidad de niños de Pre
School” el 19 de diciembre a las 5:00 Pm.
Bautismo: Las próximas clases de Bautismo empiezan el 5 y 12 de enero.
Matrimonio:
Si usted está planeando su boda, favor de
hacer una cita con 6 meses de anticipación de
la fecha que desea que su boda se celebre.
LECTORES!
Su nuevo horario está listo (diciembre
2014 a marzo 2015). Por favor revisen su
correo electrónico o vayan a la Sacristía
para recoger su copia. Vamos a empezar el Ciclo B
para las lecturas y necesitan recoger su Manual para
Proclamadores de la Palabra en la Sacristía. Favor de
contactar a Eleonore Mitchell o a Rocío Campos para
cualquier pregunta, gracias.
¿Me Has Encontrado en los Pobres?
Con una grandiosa visión, el Año Litúrgico
acaba con la celebración de Cristo Rey, y el
próximo sábado comenzará el nuevo Año de
la Iglesia con el Adviento. El evangelio de
hoy, de San Mateo, nos presenta la escena
de Cristo nuestro Señor que viene como rey a juzgar a
los hombres. Esta escena es la contrapartida de las
Bienaventuranzas, donde los pobres y los que sufren
se llamaban felices y dichosos. En el juicio, el Señor
nos preguntará: "¿Qué has hecho en favor de los
pobres y de los que lloraban?". Jesús se presenta aquí
a sí mismo no sólo como cercano a los pobres y
humildes, sino que él mismo es el pobre, el manso, el
enfermo, el perseguido. Y nos vuelve a preguntar:
¿"Me has encontrado en ellos?" ¿Qué le respondemos?
Día Acción de Gracias
Jueves el 27 de noviembre
celebramos una Misa especial para
dar gracias a Dios por todo lo que
hemos recibido de su mano. Todos están bienvenidos
a la Misa bilingüe de las 9:00.
Libros en Venta
En la entrada del templo hay libros de
venta. Casi todos están en ingles, pero
hay el Nuevo Testamento con Lectio
Divina está en español. Cada libro
cuesta $2.00. Hay libros para jóvenes y
adultos en ingles.
Confesiones en Diciembre
Los jueves de diciembre antes de
Navidad habrá confesiones de
5:30PM a 6:30PM., también los
sábados antes de Navidad serán
después de la misa de las 9:00AM, y el horario regular los sábados comenzando a las 3:00PM.
CORRESPONSABILIDAD
Cuando el Hijo del Hombre venga glorificado, que estemos nosotros entre los que hayan dado de comer al
hambriento, dado la bienvenida al extranjero y vestido al desnudo. Porque Jesús nos dice claramente que son
aquellos que han demostrado una buena administración de los bienes de Dios compartiendo sus dones con los
menos afortunados los que recibirán la bendición de Dios y heredarán el reino.
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FAITH FORMATION/SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Sacred Heart Daily Preschool Contact: DeAnna Scott, Preschool Director &
Teacher of Pre-K & 3-4 yr. olds [email protected].
First Communion & Faith Formation (Pre K - Grade 5) Linda Cooper at 491-0890 ext 108
[email protected]
Thank you to all the parents, children, catechists, and volunteers that participated in our Reconciliation
Retreat. It was a beautiful time of learning about God’s love and forgiveness. Make sure to check out the
pictures on the parish Facebook page.
Remember Family Advent Night on Monday, November 24 and no Elementary Faith Formation on November
26/27. Have a Blessed Thanksgiving!
JR High/SR High Youth Ministry Katy Baker at 493-1773 (H) 789-8179 (C) [email protected]
JH Youth Ministry Program: (6th - 8th): 6-7:30p.m. Hallen Hall No class November 25th. December 2nd Soup
and crackers will be served.
SH Youth Ministry Program: (9th - 12th): 6:30 – 8:00p.m. Hallen Hall on November 23rd. Theme for the
dinner is hamburger. Bring a dish to share with others.
JH/SH Teens: On November 27th at the 9:00 Thanksgiving Mass we will be proceeding in with blankets made
during Blanket Ministry for the needy. We will meet in the Narthex by 8:45 AM to get ready. Please mark your
calendars and plan to attend if you can. We need everyone's help!
Happy Thanksgiving: May your Thanksgiving be bountiful and full of the Blessings of the Season.
Senior High and Adult Confirmation: Contact Lilia Bahena at 491-0890 ext 103 or [email protected]
SENIOR HIGH CONFIRMATION: Please go online to keep in touch with important class dates throughout the year.
The confirmation ceremony date is May 8th at 7:00 PM with Bishop Edward Burns (Alaska). Our next class
is December 7th. Also our next service project the Preschool Christmas Program will be December 19th at 5:00 PM.
ADULT CONFIRMATION CLASSES: December 7th 2:00 PM- 4:00 PM class.
RCIA and Adult Faith Formation: Contact Martha Arenas at 360-491-0890 x104 or [email protected]
To Judge the Living and the Dead… Today, the last day of our Liturgical Year, we
Celebrate Christ as ruler and universal shepherd. This feast should remind us of the original
Ascension feast in which we celebrate the exalted Christ, crowned with glory at the right hand
of God. The liturgy takes us through a journey in which we are shown a glimpse of the final
judgment. There are two judgments that occur, Particular Judgment which wages the moral
quality of one’s life immediately after death gauging whether the individual either cooperated or
rejected God’s grace; and Final Judgment, which refers to the end time of history, the passing
of definitive judgment on all people, nations and history itself. Our final fate will be determined
by the imperative of loving one’s neighbor. Jesus, The Living Word, will reveal God’s glorious
triumph vs. evil, as well as the ultimate meaning of the whole works of creation.
Our Lord Jesus
Christ King of the
Universe
RCIA will not have class on November 30th in celebration of our Thanksgiving weekend.
Please go to Mass and reflect upon the scripture. Happy Thanksgiving Day!
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the journey through which adults are gently introduced to the
Roman Catholic faith and way of life. Children who were not baptized as infants too, are initiated through an
adapted process of this rite. The RCIA is also the venue for people that were baptized young, but did not receive any further formation, to reencounter with their faith.
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INFANT BAPTISM: Contact Lilia Bahena at 491-0890 ext 103 or [email protected]
Please pre-register at least two weeks before our monthly Baptism for infants through 6 years of age. Our next
baptism class will be January 5th and 12th. Parents and godparents are required to complete all 2 Baptism classes.
MARRIAGE: Contact Lilia Bahena at 491-0890 ext 103 or [email protected]
If you are planning a wedding, please contact us at least 6 months prior to your anticipated wedding date. We offer
Marriage Preparation classes three times per year. Please contact Lilia at the parish office.
HAPPENINGS AROUND OUR PARISH
Meeting
Christmas Bazaar and
Bake Sale
Come, one, come all, to
St. Jude’s Guild Annual
Christmas Bazaar and
Bake Sale. Offering great gifts at bargain prices
plus our incomparable, yummy baked goods
and confections. Open after the 8 am, 10 am
and 12 noon masses on Sunday, December 7th,
in Hallen Hall! See you there!
St. Jude Guild will meet on Monday, November
24th, 2014 at 1:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Room,
Sacred Heart Office/School Building. Anyone who
is interested in the Guild is encouraged to attend.
Refreshments will be served.
Please help the St. Jude Guild’s mission. We offer brooms for sale to help support our activities.
Contact Barbara at 491-5800.
Marriage Enrichment
Fr. Vandenberg’s book on marriage, Rediscovering a Pearl of Great Price: The Surprising Gift of the
Sacrament of Matrimony, is available in the parish office for $15.00.
Sacristy Help
We are in need of volunteers to wash the small
Mass linens (towels and purificators) that we
use to wipe the chalices, etc. If you would be able
to do this one week a month, please call the office (491-0890). The linens could
be picked up after Sunday Mass
and then returned the following
Sunday. We hope to have four or
five volunteers so that this would
be a once a month task and a great
help to the parish.
LECTORS!
Your new schedule is ready
(December 2014 through March
2015). Please check your e-mail or
the Servers’ Sacristy for your
copy. Let me know if you did not
receive a schedule. All Lectors: We will start
Year B for the Readings, and you need to pick
up your new Workbooks in the Servers’ Sacristy.
Also, please make sure to read the updated Procedures (Sunday 5 PM lectors, ask Mrs. Baker
or Mrs. Baird for a copy).
Eleonore Mitchell, (360) 789-1770
Book Sale
This weekend we continue to have a variety of books for sale in the narthex. Included are Sunday
Missals with the prayers and readings for each Sunday of the coming year. There are also various
editions of the Bible. Some have the New American Revised translation that we hear at Mass.
Some have other translations that at times are easier to read and understand.
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Annual Catholic Appeal Matching Gifts
IRA GIFTS
Thank you to those who have already
fulfilled your Annual Catholic Appeal
pledge! If you would like to help maximize our Annual Catholic Appeal Rebate
this year for our parish project, please check if your
employer has a Matching Gift program. Once your
gift has been paid in full, you can apply for the
match per your employer’s instructions. The Annual
Catholic Appeal, Archdiocese of Seattle, is a taxexempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code. (Tax ID # 91-0778147)
Call 206-382-4274 if you have any questions. Mailing address: Annual Catholic Appeal, PO Box 14964,
Seattle 98114
Parishioners have taken advantage of the opportunity to make gifts directly from their IRAs to the
parish, without owing income tax. The law allowing IRA gifts expired at the end of 2013, but if
you’re age 70 1/2 or older and normally itemize
your deductions, consider a gifts from your IRA
anyway, at least up to the amount of your 2014
required minimum distribution. If the law is renewed, your gifts avoids all income tax; if not,
you’ll owe the tax you normally would owe on the
distributing, but you’ll be entitled to a charitable
deduction. Please call the office if you have
questions.
Thank you
IN OUR PARISH FAMILY
OCT/NOV - 2013
FUNERALS : Jack Reifschneider, Caridad Cortez, Gene Suryan
WEDDINGS: Marianita and Neftali Sanchez
BAPTISMS: Isa Eugenia Esparza, Ingrid Azucena, Reyes Alvarenga, Eunice Angela, Onda Abella,
Mia Rueda Cruz
Congratulations to those celebrating their anniversary: NOVEMBER;
3 - Mercedes & Futi Lui
4 – Ferrell & John Gilson
6 – Elisa & Jeff Sukenick
8 – Maxine & Ron Fiman
12 – Carol & Carl Weber
14 – Lisa & Garth Hamilton
14 – Karen & Tom Trujillo
16 – Maureen & Joseph Carter
35 yrs
49 yrs
49 yrs
45 yrs
60 yrs
22 yrs
28 yrs
51 yrs
22 – Paulette & Marc Barber
22 – Lucena & Fernandico Carino
23 – Eleonore & Thomas Mitchell
23 – Dani & Ed Sauley
25 – Corrine & Dan Farmer
25 – Kathy & Mike Gard
30 – Carol & Vitale Sooto
34 yrs
39 yrs
30 yrs
53 yrs
19 yrs
53 yrs
18 yrs
Would you like your anniversary acknowledged? Please contact the parish office.
Celebrating Children
To the parents of our young children, May we suggest:
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Relax! God put the wiggles in children, don't feel you have to suppress in God’s house.
Sit toward the front where it is easier to see & here.
Quietly explain the parts of the Mass.
Sing the hymns, pray and voice the responses. Children learn liturgical behavior by copying you.
If you have to leave Mass with your child, please feel free to do so, but please come back. As
Jesus said, “Let the children come to me.”
 Remember that the way we welcome children in the Church directly affects the way they respond
to the Church, to God, to Christ and to one another. Let them know that they are at home in this
house.
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To the Members of the Parish
A smile of encouragement is always a welcome to the parents with small active children. The presence of
the children is a gift to the Church. They give us “A future full of hope.”
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A series of Informational classes are schedule starting in January 2015. MARK YOUR CALENDERS
The classes will be held on Saturdays from 10am to 12 noon in Hallen Hall upstairs in Rm 5.
January 17, 2015 Funeral Alternatives. Peace of mind for your family. Opportunity for personal
choices, Clair Ferris, presenter.
February 7, 2015 Current facts and updates on Diabetes Type II. New protocols, treatments and nutritional education, Debra Ranken, R.N., Certified Diabetic Educator.
February 14, 2015 Deacon Rey and Amor Ronquilo will give a presentation on their mission trip to
South America with the Maryknoll Missions.
March 14th,2015 Pat Presley, Nutritonist will present a class on healthy eating and cooking for one or
two people.
Please RSVP to Mary Lou at 360-491-6356 or call the church office 491-0890 ext. 101.
Stewardship of Treasure
Attention: Women of all vocations!
Would you like to join other
women in learning more about
our faith through Scripture and
sharing? Our focus is to take
God's Word and apply it in our
lives, in our homes and in our relationships and to
build stronger marriages and families through our
faith community. Free childcare is available in the
nursery. We meet every Thursday in Hallen Hall,
Room HH5 (upstairs) from 9:30 am to 11 am.
Please join us at any time and be inspired.
Thank you to all parishioners who have
completed and submitted your Commitment Card to the church. As a reminder, all
commitments need to be submitted to the
church no later than November 30 in order to be accounted for in the final Summary Report. Please complete and submit your card to the church even if you are
unable to make a change to your current level of giving.
For those registered parishioners not currently supporting the church with regular offertory gifts, please consider a monthly gift to support the needs of our parish.
Senior High Retreat
This past weekend I had the pleasure of attending the South Sound Deanery Senior High Retreat at Black Lake
Bible Camp. Thirteen amazing teens from Sacred Heart participated in this event. They represented our Parish
well and I was very proud of them. Teens gave witness talks, attended Mass and Adoration, participated in group
sessions and had a great time! They are ready to be true Evangelizers of their Faith!
Special thanks to Chad Lucero and Morgan Smith, our Senior High young adult team leaders. They made this
event possible by volunteering their time and talents. Many Blessings were bestowed upon us this weekend.
Katherine C. Baker
Youth Minister
OUTSIDE GROUPS & EVENTS
Holy Family School would like to wish all of the Parishioners of Sacred Heart a
Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving.
Holy Family School now enrolling
Preschool - 8th grade.
www.holyfamilylacey.com
All are welcome. Enter to learn, go forth to serve. Sacred Heart parishioner discount $1,000.
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Single Young Adult Women & Men
You are invited to a Reflection Day on Consecrated Life to explore a call to Religious life as
sisters, brothers or priests.
Saturday, December 6, 2014 9:30am to 2:30pm
At the University of Washington Newman Center
4502 20th Ave. NE, Seattle 98105
Hosted by religious communities of women and men serving in the Archdiocese of Seattle.
Please sign up by December 1st. Email sister Jo-Anne Miller, CSJP: [email protected]
or call 206-920-8560.
SACRED HEART OUTREACH PROGRAMS
SACRED HEART EMERGENCY OUTREACH
Financial Assistance 11 am - 1 pm Monday, Wednesday & Friday (Based on available funds)
Food Pantry 1 pm - 3 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Thurston County Satellite Food Bank 10 am - 1 pm on 2nd Saturday of the month
Food Pantry
The Food Pantry is in need of volunteers. If you are interested, please stop by any Monday, Wednesday or
Friday morning, or call Cecelia at 489-9592.
Clothing Bank
Clothing Bank Hours: Wednesday and Fridays 1 p.m. –3 p.m.
Second Saturday of every month 10 a.m.—1 p.m.
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