Holy Family
A Stewardship Parish
March 15, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Lent
Greater Kirkland Ecumenical Parish Member
Liturgy Schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil
5:00pm
Sunday Morning
7:30, 9:00 & 11am
Youth & Young Adult 5:00pm (Sept-Jun)
Weekday Masses
Mon-Sat
8:40am
(during school year, Mass is at 9am on Friday)
Mondays only
6:30am
Parent Co-Op Nursery
Childcare Services available during the 5:00pm Sat, 9am and 11am and Youth & Young Adult Masses on Sunday
Reconciliation
Reconciliation is celebrated on Saturdays from 3:30-4:30pm, every Friday from 6-7pm, and on Mon-Sat from 8:10 to
8:30am.
Holy Family Mission
Holy Family Parish, Kirkland is a welcoming Catholic
Community called to continue the earthly mission of Jesus
Christ. We are formed through worship, sacraments, education
and fellowship. We are challenged to give generously of our
time, talent and treasure to love, to minister and to serve others
with our neighboring ecumenical churches.
7045 120th Avenue NE
Kirkland, WA 98033
Phone: 425-822-0295 Fax: 425-827-0648
Office Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm (M-Th)
8:30am—3pm (F)
Website: www.hfkparish.org
Administration
March 15, 2015
HOLY FAMILY STAFF
Parish Office Phone 425-822-0295
Pastor
Priest Minister
Pastoral Assistant for
Administration
School Principal
Rev. Kurt Nagel (112)
Rev. Stephen Szeman
Margot Washington (115)
Jackie Degel (211)
Pastoral Assistants
Faith Formation
Hannah Hochkeppel (232)
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Claudia Petursson (122)
RCIA & Liturgy
Norm Bross (114)
Pastoral Care & Marriage Prep.
Betsy Staal (111)
Senior High Youth Ministry
Amanda Koppes (108)
Junior High Youth Ministry
Cathleen Ito (107)
Young Adult and Evangelization Ministry
Andrew Dejka (129)
Social Outreach & Advocacy
Andrea Liggett (110)
Administration
Facilities Manager
Steve Carbonetti (121)
Bookkeeper
Kathy Heideman (117)
Office Manager /Baptism Prep
Carol Frost (118)
Facilities Use Manager
Karen Schweitzer (119)
Receptionists
Connie Moretti /Sharon Harris (100)
Holy Family Parish School
Holy Family Pre-School
425- 827-0444
425- 889-4735
GENERAL INFORMATION
Bulletin Notices
Notices must be turned in to the parish office by noon, Tuesday, in
written form, or by email to [email protected].
Reserving Parish Facilities
Please call Karen in the parish office.
SPRING CLEAN UP
Mark your calendars for
March 21 Spring Clean
up day. Join us as we
spruce up the grounds for
Easter. We’ll be weeding, raking and trimming
so please bring tools if you have them
(otherwise they will be provided). This
is a great ministry to do with your family and a wonderful way to meet new
people. We’ll work from 9:30 to noon
so come anytime. Refreshments will be
provided.
IRS TAX REFUND FRAUD UPDATE
The Archdiocese has an IRS Tax Refund Fraud letter posted on
their website http://www.seattlearchdiocese.org. Please read the
letter, and the Archdiocese reports that one of the most important points that the IRS has stressed to us is the best way to
avoid being impacted by this scam is to file your return as
early as possible. This will help minimize the likelihood that a
criminal can file a false return in your identity. Filing an extension early will not have the same effect; the return must be filed.
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES (CRS) COLLECTION
Next weekend, March 14-15, the 4th Sunday of Lent, our parish
takes up the annual Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Collection.
This collection supports six Catholic agencies that work to serve
our suffering brothers and sisters around the world. Through
humanitarian aid, resettling displaced individuals and families,
and providing legal and advocacy services for migrants, the
Catholic Relief Services Collection allows us to see every encounter with a person who is suffering as an opportunity to help
Jesus in disguise.
During Lent, Catholic Relief Services provides two opportunities for Catholics in the United States to live in true communion
with our brothers and sisters worldwide—through CRS’ annual
collection and through CRS’ Operation Rice Bowl. Operation
Rice Bowl offers simple yet powerful ways for families to bring
our Catholic faith to life during the holy season of Lent. The
program provides resources for families to foster their faith life
in the home. By participating in the traditional Lenten practices
of prayer, fasting and almsgiving through Operation Rice Bowl,
the faithful are making a positive difference in the lives of our
brothers and sisters who are most in need.
RECTORY
Congratulations to our builder and our rectory team! We have
substantial completion at the rectory. There are still a few odds
and ends to complete, but our priests have moved in! A more
complete financial report of the rectory construction will be
coming in the bulletin shortly.
We want to thank again the more than 400 parish households
that made a pledge to the Rectory Project! If you have specific
questions, please call the parish office and ask to speak to
Margot Washington at 425-822-0295 ext 115.
NEW VEHICLE DONATION PROGRAM
The Seattle Archdiocese has a new Vehicle donation program
powered by CARS, Inc. Do you have a vehicle you would like
to donate for the benefit of the parish, parish school or Archdiocesan campaign? The new program will help the donor through
this process of selling your car including all the paperwork and
tax receipts needed for filing. Please call the toll free number
(800) 407-GIVE (4483) or visit the website: http://
www.seattlearchdiocese-cardonations.org/.
Liturgy & Worship
Prayer Corner
Please pray for those who are ill:
Helen Koob, Mary Dymek
Joyce Snavely, Holly Fotheringill
And for those who have died: Ruth
Reynolds , Diana Linn, Manuel Ayres,
Dick Cavaliere (father of Michael)
Mass Intentions - week of March 16
March 16 Alphy, Merlin, Vinslet
INT
March 17
Colleen Tibbet
RIP
March 18
8:40am Terry Kan
6pm Julila Krekales
INT
March 19
Tony Pugh
RIP
March 20
Annie Rue
RIP
March 21
Marcella Woods
RIP
Scripture Readings
Sun. 2 Chronicles 36: 14-16, 19-23
Psalm 137: 1-6
Ephesians 2: 4-10
John 3: 14-21
Mon. Isaiah 65: 17-21
Psalm 30: 2, 4-6, 11-13
John 4: 43-54
Tue. Ezekiel 47: 1-9, 12
Psalm 46: 2-3, 5-6, 8-9
John 5: 1-16
Wed. Isaiah 49: 8-15
Psalm 145: 8-9, 13-14, 17-18
John 5: 17-20
Thurs. 2 Samuel 7: 4-5, 12-14, 16
Psalm 89: 2-5, 27, 29
Romans 4: 13, 16-18, 22
Matthew 1: 16, 18-21, 24
Fri.
Wisdom 2: 1, 12-22
Psalm 34: 17-21, 23
John 7: 1-2, 10, 25-30
Sat.
Jeremiah 11: 18-20
Psalm 7: 2-3, 9-12
John 7: 40-53
Sun. Jeremiah 31: 31-34
Psalm 51: 3-4, 12-15
Hebrews 5: 7-9
John 12: 20-33
March 15, 2015
Members of the Franciscan Order for Seculars invite
you to join them in praying the Stations of the Cross
to accompany Mary, our Blessed Mother, after morning Mass on Saturday, March 28th. This is our fourth
year praying the Stations of the Cross at Holy Family
parish. Sister Mary Ann Conley, O.S.F. will lead us
in prayer.
In addition to this prayer service, you are welcome to
join us anytime when we gather in the St. Jerome room in the parish administration building. We ask you to contact Sue Renner, O.S.F., Minister
of Poverello Fraternity prior to our regular monthly gatherings. Her number is 206-979-7373. We look forward to sharing our way of life with you.
Fourth Week of Lent
Reconciliation Schedule
Mon-Sat 8:00 to 8:30 am, Fri 6:00 to 7:00 pm, Saturday 3:30 to
4:30 pm
Stations of the Cross
Every Friday at 7:00 pm during Lent (except Good Friday)
March 14 through 18
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
RCIA 2014-2015
If you or someone you know is interested in exploring our Catholic faith,
please contact Norm Bross – 425-822-0295 x114; [email protected]
Baptism
Call Carol Frost at the parish office for information and requirements
Marriage Preparation
Call Betsy Staal at the parish office at least six months prior to the intended
wedding date and before booking the marriage venue. Engaged couples must
complete our marriage preparation program
Anointing of the Sick
Please call the parish office to make arrangements for individual anointing
before surgeries or when facing a serious illness
Funerals
Call the parish office for assistance with funeral arrangements. Catholic
Cemeteries serving our parish are Calvary (206-522-0996) and Holyrood
(206-363-8404)
Prayer Line
Call Bob Kay at 206-355-7403 between 8am and 8pm or email your request
to
[email protected]
Life, Justice & Pastoral Care
March 15, 2015
RESPECT LIFE
The work of the winners of the 2014 Respect Life Essay Contest is being
displayed on east narthex Kiosk. Read/see how our HFK students addressed
the theme, ‘A Person is a person no matter how small! - recognizing the
personhood of the baby in the womb.’
THANK YOU TO OUR KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FOR COSPONSORING THE CONTEST AND TO PRINCIPAL DEGEL AND STAFF FOR
INTEGRATING THE CONTEST INTO THE CLASSROOM!
This year’s contest produced a high level of work, learning and thought from our students.
AND THE WINNERS ARE: 8th grade; Dani Carino, Lauren Henry, Nathan Limono, Claire
Maurer, Alyssa Sutanto: 7th grade; Stefan D’Souza, Marie Hauck, Andrea Leonard, Kevin
Brinton, Riley Kwiatkowski, Caitlin Yackley. Congratulations to All!!
Severe Weather Shelters for Men, Women & Children
Lots of openings on the Calendar!
You can sign up to provide a meal and
get more information by going to
http://tinyurl.com/lt7dg9r or contacting
Andrea in the parish office. This is a
wonderful ministry for you to do with
family, friends, neighbors or coworkers.
The shelters are only open 2 more months and then most of the
men, women and children will be sleeping outside or in their cars
again. If you haven’t already provided a meal, please consider doing so again. If you haven’t, we really need you! Thanks!
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
When you know someone in need in
Kirkland tell them about the HFK Conference 206-326-9610 or
[email protected].
Give Blood !
Wednesday, March 25
from 1 to 7 pm
in the Social Hall
Sign up after Masses this
weekend!
You can truly save a life by
giving an hour of your time.
Take your Kindness & Compassion to the Road!
Volunteer drivers are needed for Senior Services’ Volunteer
Transportation program. Using their own vehicles, volunteer
drivers help older adults maintain their independence by taking
them to necessary medical appointments. If you have the “drive”
to help others, own your own vehicle, and have some daytime
availability, please call 206-748-7588 or Hilary at [email protected]. You
can also visit www.seniorservices.org to find out more. Discover why rides changes
lives!
Are you looking for work or know someone who is? Get emails
from [email protected] and learn about job fairs, job openings and more. Another resource close to home is the Westminster
Chapel Job Search Support program. See our Parish Ministry & Ongoing Events page in this bulletin for contact information or contact Andrea in the parish office for more info on either of these resources.
Malawi Mission Corner
To find out more about how you can help our sister parish, St. Joseph’s in
Malawi, contact Sharon at [email protected].
The New Bethlehem Project
This is the name of our Shelter planning group. We will meet again on
Wednesday, March 19 at 7:00 pm in
the St. Jerome room of the parish
center to continue the discussion
and planning around the need for
shelter for homeless families on the
Eastside. If you have any questions, please contact Andrea in the
parish office at
[email protected]
Parish and Community Events
100 Faith Filled Years
The next 100th Year Event will
be a pilgrimage to
Roche Harbor on April 8 for
Mass with Fr. Jim Dalton at
Our Lady of
Good Voyage Chapel!
A pilgrimage is a journey taken as an
act of religious devotion. For example, April 8 could be a day set aside
to practice the Presence of God. You
could be inspired by Holy Family’s
first altar with its beautiful statues, or
the sight of an orca whale on the
way, or some other sparkling moment. Imagine the “tweets” of gratitude you could generate to God on
such a day.
Practice the Presence of God * Touch
the moment * Become closer to God.
Save the date!
The Parish Directories are at the printers and the hope is they will be ready by
Easter. We will let everyone know when
they are here. Passing them out will be a
big job, so if you’d like to help, please
contact Andrea in the office. Thank you!
SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS
Have you looked at the back of the bulletin lately? It is because of the generosity of our advertisers that this bulletin is
printed by Catholic Printery at no cost
the parish. Please patronize these advertisers when you can and tell them you
saw their ad in our bulletin! Also, please
consider advertising your business on
our bulletin. Call 1-800-867-0660. It’s
a great deal and helps support your parish.
March 15, 2015
Sell, Rent, Hire, Roommates
wanted or needed!
Check out the bulletin
board in the north narthex
which lists services, jobs,
items for sale, etc. If you
have anything you’d like
to advertise on this board, please see
Andrea in the parish office. This is a
service only. The parish does not
endorse, recommend or take responsibility for any item sold or purchased
or any service offered. No person has
been vetted by the parish. You are
responsible for background checks.
Join us for breakfast and a talk on
Wednesdays at 6:00 am in the Social Hall.
3/18 Seven Deadly Sins (Anger/Sloth)
3/25 Passion of Christ by
Fr Larry Richards
4/1 Stations of the Cross
“Glorifying God: Mind, Body,
and Soul” Men’s Retreat
April 17-19, 2015
Led by: Fr. John Antony
Archbishop Brunett Retreat Center
at the Palisades, Federal Way
$199 per person, $165 for a shared
room, $99.50 per young adult
(aged 18-30)
Register now! www.seattlearchdiocese.org/palisades or (206) 2743130
Saint John Paul II made an astounding claim: “The body, and it alone, is capable of
making visible what is invisible, the spiritual and divine. It was created to transfer into
the visible reality of the world, the invisible mystery hidden in God from time immemorial, and thus to be a sign of it.” By those words, the saint-pope ushered in a new era of
Catholic theology with his ground-breaking “theology of the body.” Applying John
Paul II’s reflections on the human body like a kind of “leaven,” we will explore various
themes relevant to daily life, as a single or married man.
Mark your calendars for Divine Mercy Sunday on April
12. We will gather in the church at 2:30 and Fr. Nagel will
lead us in this beautiful devotion to our Lord. Bring a rosary.
Also, beginning on Good Friday you can pray the Divine
Mercy Novena. Pamphlets with the prayer will be in the
narthex during Holy Week for you to take. More details to
follow in the bulletin and on our website.
Apostleship of the Cross
The Apostleship of the Cross invites you to join us. Learn how to offer your daily cross,
in work and rest, to Jesus. Implore graces for the world, the Church and especially for
priests. Father Roberto Saldivar, Pastor of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Bothell
is offering a workshop for all who are considering joining us.
Date-Saturday April 11 (full day workshop) and Sunday April 19 (half day workshop).
Where-Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Bothell
For more information, contact Barbara Chace (206) 920-2852 or
[email protected]
We meet at Holy Family every other Wednesday morning after Mass.
Faith Formation, School & Young Adults
March 15, 2015
The KOC Council 7642 was established at Holy Family almost 35 years ago. We have 235 members but we
are always looking for a few more good men to help us serve our parish and community. Here is just a
sampling of what we do:
Because families and children are very important to our Council we encourage efforts and programs that
support them. Pro-Life and Families are the cornerstone of the Knights! We sponsored a “Respect Life Essay
Contest” for the 7th and 8th graders at Holy Family School in which we provided prize money of $480 to the
three winners of each grade. We also donated $825 for the rental of a bus for the March for Life Rally in
Olympia. And we presented over 60 baptismal gift packages to families who were having their children
baptized at Holy Family to honor the significance of the Sacrament and the joy of the day.
We support the School in many ways including providing a special table at the Crab Feed to be sold at the
school auction which last year raised $1300. We donate proceeds from one of our Pancake Breakfasts to the
Drama Club and the proceeds from our Keep Christ in Christmas Card sales helped purchase new equipment
for the school. We also sponsored the free throw contest at the annual basketball tournament and provided a
plaque to the winner.
The men of our Council have contributed countless hours of their time providing coaching to the local youth
groups and actually managed to win a few games! Our Council established partnerships with children’s and
Youth groups from our parish to have them provide waiters and deserts for some of the meal events we
sponsor. This allowed us to raise money for the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Holy Family Youth Group. We
are proud to say we donated over $1,200 to these great young people!
The Special Olympics is another charity that our Council is proud to support and this year’s Tootsie Roll Drive
was a great success as our Council was able to donate over $4000 to both the State and local Special Olympics
programs. In addition, our Council raised $500 to support the Seminarian we sponsor and donated $1,450 to
the Holy Family Youth Group for their Summer Mission and $1,000 for Next Step Pregnancy Service.
Our Council loves to feed the parish too and we have provided some great meals this last year. This included
not only our popular Pancake Breakfasts but also the amazing Crab Feed and two gourmet meals during Lent.
And because the Knights don’t do anything small, we will be cooking for our Parish’s 100th Year Anniversary
Summer Celebration. With over 400 people projected to attend the picnic, our Council is breaking out our
closely guarded barbecue recipes and getting ready to cook some extra special food.
The Knights of Council #7642 also took some time to play as well. We hosted our annual Christmas Party, had
a free steak dinner for our members and got together for a great family social during the summer.
Finally, in May we will once again be providing carnations to the woman of our parish as part of our Mother’s
Day celebration.
Please check out our information table at Friday’s Lenten Dinner on March 13th and
after all masses in the East Narthex on March 14th and 15th or contact Frank Lucarelli at
425-822-8620 to find out how you can be part of this wonderful organization. Thank
You!
Parish Ministries & On-going Events
March 15, 2015
St. Vincent de Paul conference, please call Andrea in the Parish Office 425-822-0295 or email [email protected].
Men’s Ministry is where men connect about faith, life, and leader development pathways. 6:00 a.m. Free breakfast provided. Contact
Roy Selvidge at [email protected] for more information.
Pray and Play meets in the parish nursery every Wednesday morning from 10:00 to 11:30. All moms of children from 0-5 are welcome
to join us for fellowship and fun! please contact [email protected] for more information.
Pray & Play Latino Te esperamos los martes a las 9:45am en la guardería de la Iglesia. Ven a conocer otras mamás latinas de nuestra
comunidad y en nuestro idioma! Unidas en oración, fortalezcamos nuestra Fe y edifiquemos cimientos sólidos en la fe de nuestros pequeños. Niños de 0 a 6 años. Karina (425) 761 0445
Cub Scout Pack 615 is an active group of 1st to 5th grade Scouts who participate in fun as well as learning activities and community
service projects. Contact us to find out how you can join! For more information Contact: Brian Hardy ([email protected]) or
Clyde D'Souza ([email protected]) or 425 770 2923.
Ladies volleyball is a fun night of getting to know other Parish women while we play volleyball. Players of all skill levels welcome. Our first night of the school year will be October 19th at 8:30pm in the gym. We will play every Friday night. Please contact
Alissa Long at [email protected] to be added to the Evite.
Men’s Basketball Tuesdays and Thursday night at 8:00 pm. Contact Jay Vandewark at [email protected]
Knights of Columbus—If you think you might be interested in joining the Knights of Columbus and making a difference in your parish
and community, please contact Frank Lucarelli at 425-822-8620).
The Café At Holy Family – The Café At Holy Family invites you to join us for a lively after Mass experience of fun and fellowship.
Come for the best coffee in town and a variety of delicious food choices including gluten free!
Pray the Divine Mercy Every Wednesday you are invited to join other parishioners in the church after 8:40am Mass for the recitation
of The Chaplet of the Divine Mercy. This is a beautiful meditation asking for mercy and forgiveness for our sins and those of the
whole world. The prayer is provided. Bring a rosary!
Liturgy of the Hours Evening Prayer (Vespers) is prayed every Monday evening in the church – 6:25 to 6:45. If you need a Breviary,
a few copies of “Shorter Christian Prayer” books are available to borrow.
Pray the Rosary every Tuesday morning after Mass. We do this for our children and grandchildren. You can also pray the Rosary
every morning before Mass in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at 8:00 am.
Make sandwiches for homeless Seniors Every month on the 7th day, a group of parishioners makes hundreds of sandwiches for
Lazarus Homeless Shelter. Please join us from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the parish center. Bring some lunch meat or bread if you’d like.
Contact Andrea in the parish office if you have any questions.
Respect Life Prayer Vigil, 2nd Tuesday of each month, Bellevue Planned Parenthood Facility, 148 th Ave.NE & NE 8th Street, bring your
rosary. Your presence & prayers could save a life!”
Young Adult Bible Studies The men meet every other Monday from 8:00-9:30pm, and the women meet every other Monday from 7:30
-9:00pm. Interested men should contact Andy Dejka at [email protected] and interested women should contact Melissa Guzman at
[email protected]. It’s a great opportunity for friendship and spiritual growth.
NAMI Spiritual Support for Mental Illness Group Meetings. They meet every 2nd & 4th Wednesday from 7:00-8:30PM in the
Dining Room at St. Brendan’s parish office in Bothell. Call Joe at 425-486-7579 with questions.
Job Search Support Program Meets 7:00 – 9:00 P.M. Thursday nights at Westminster Chapel: 13646 NE 24th St., Bellevue,
WA 98005. The purpose of the Job Search Support Program is to serve as a resource to the unemployed, the underemployed, and those
desiring a career change, as well as a help to their families. For more information contact (425) 562-8028. and leave a message
[email protected]
Widow/Widower Support Group Contact Amy at [email protected] or 206-999-1948 for information.
Secular Franciscan Fraternity: Meets the 4th Saturday of each month at 9:15am in the St. Jerome Room. Newcomers are always welcome.
Please contact Sue Renner, Minister of Poverello at [email protected] for more information.
Weekly Calendar
March 15, 2015
Monday—March 16
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
Catechesis of Good Shepherd
Liturgy of Hours/Vespers
Faith Formation
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
Life Teen Excel
Tuesday—March 17
Church 8:30
Dominican Room 3:30pm
Church 6:25pm
HFK School 6:30pm
Church 7pm
Holy Family Room 7pm
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
Pray-n-Play
Quilters
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
Wednesday—March 18
Men’s Ministry
Apostles of the Cross
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
Catechesis of Good Shepherd
Charismatic Prayer Group
Mom’s Pray-n-Play
Catechesis of Good Shepherd
Mission with Fr. Pivonka
Thursday—March 19
Social Hall/Kitchen 6am
St. Jerome Room 8am
Church 8:30am
Dominican Room 9:30am
St. Thomas Room 9:30am
Nursery 10am
Dominican Room 3:30pm
Church 7pm
Catechesis of Good Shepherd
Sacramentors (Men)
Pastoral Care Meeting
Catechesis of Good Shepherd
Homeless Shelter Meeting
Young Adults Lenten Reflection
RCIA
Adult Open Gym
Friday—March 20
Life Teen Excel
Church 8:30am
Nursery 9:30am
St. Martin Room 1pm
Church 7pm
Dominican Room 9:30am
St. Thomas Room 10:30am
St. Martin Room 11am
Dominican Room 3:30pm
St. Jerome Room 7pm
St. Martin Room 7pm
Holy Family Room 7pm
Gym 8:30pm
Saturday—March 21
Youth Center 6pm
Grounds Clean Up
Pray -n– Play Weekend
Parish Center 9:30am
St. Martin Room
Sunday-March 22
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425.868.2327
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425-823-6727
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12819 120th Ave NE, Suite H
Kirkland, WA 98034
www.bearcreekresidential.com
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(206) 525-7000
Parishioners
Amy & Jim Kirschner
License # BEARCCR906BG
Robert M.
Sifferman
Ralph Villavicencio
Attorney
at Law
General Practice of the Law
Wills, Estate Planning,
Probate, Real Estate,
& Business
2000-112th Avenue NE Bellevue
(425) 454-5829
Parishioner
[email protected]
425.922.1361
New Homes “The Retreat”
$509, 990 & up
Barb Avery, Broker
Senior Certified
206-226-2879
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•Investment Properties
Elder Law Offices of
JULIANNE KOCER, P.S.
425-367-4022
kocerlaw.com
Parishioner
Financial Advisor
14314 124th Ave. NE Kirkland, WA 98034
Estate Planning, Wills,
Trusts, & Probate
Downtown Kirkland
425-828-7800
425-821-9639
www.kruegerbecklaw.com
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Asset Preservation, Medicaid, Long Term Care
Planning, Disability, Wills & Trusts, RN on Staff
Northwest Realtors
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
206-783-4129
425-455-4773
Convenient Appts
Lovrovich Orthodontics
General Contractor
Specializing in
Residential Remodeling
Lic # MOHCO*033QS
Serving the Eastside Community for over 20yrs
Our Caring Makes
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Michael P. Hoey - Parishioner
206-595-7657
all your plumbing needs.”
881-9333
I-405 at NE 116th
11416 - Slater Ave NE
Kirkland
(425)(425)
746-4782
Parishioner
746-4782
Service, Quality & Integrity since 1985
Kirkland WA 98033
Mary Jean A. Oropesa, DDS
Family Dentistry
Welcomingnew
new friends &
families
Welcoming
& families
425-460-4965
Managing Broker
206-920-1200
Top 1% Nationally
#1 Kirkland & Redmond
[email protected]
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Family Mexican Restaurant
(425) 483-6633
FREE LUNCH: Buy 1 Lunch & 2 Drinks
Get 2nd Lunch of Equal or
Lesser Value FREE--$10 Value
14450 Woodinville-Redmond Rd
Woodinville
Open 7 days a Week
Limit one coupon per table.
Dine In only. Cannot be combined with other offer.
Helping Fellow Catholics
Care for Loved Ones
Hersman Serles Almond PLLC
Accountants & Consultants
Committed to providing exceptional care.
Dr. Baldwin
• FREE Initial Consultation
• Orthodontics for ALL ages
• Friday and Saturday appointments available
425.861.7900
Redmond Village Square
16150 NE 85TH St., Ste.212
www.drbaldwinortho.com
Redmond, WA 98052
• Personal Care
• Errands/Shopping
• Light Housekeeping
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• Meal Preparation
• Companionship
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• Skilled Nursing
866.545.1092
www.familyresourcehomecare.com
Individual & Business Taxes,
Business Consulting, Wealth
& Estate Planning
425-822-6557
Julia Proudlove - Parishioner
139 - CPI, P.O. Box 81026, Seattle, WA 98108-1026 - For Advertising call John Hitt 800-867-0660 www.catholicprintery.com
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Dentistry
6507 132nd Avenue N.E.
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