9460 N.E. 14TH STREET BELLEVUE, WA

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1 Sacred Heart Church 9460 N.E. 14TH STREET BELLEVUE, WA (425) Fax PARISH OFFICE Rev. Steve Sallis, Pastor Ext. 105 Carol Guenther, Pastoral Associate Ext. 110 Debs Pokos Dugan, Pastoral Assistant for Children s Faith Formation Ext. 112 Theresa Galvez, Pastoral Assistant for Liturgical Music Ext. 106 Mary Dickins, Pastoral Assistant for Pastoral Care & Social Concerns Ext. 108 Jeff Kress, Pastoral Assistant for Youth &Young Adult Ministry Ext. 111 Administration Staff John Meyer, Pastoral Assistant for Administration Ext. 102 Robert Eubanks, Facilities Supervisor Ext. 157 Patty Oscar, Admin. Asst. for Communication & Reception Ext. 100 Christine Kerr, Admin. Asst. for Giving & Data Ext. 109 Jeanine Kasprick, Bookkeeper Ext. 154 Christmas Season, 2016 LITURGY SCHEDULE Sunday Masses: 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 PM Confessions: Saturdays: 3:00-4:30 PM Wednesdays: 8:00-8:45 AM PARISH SCHOOL David Burroughs, Principal Bridget Lawler, Vice-Principal Amy Davis, Dean of Students Susana Knapp, Admissions Director Kerry Wyman, Office Manager INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? Carol Guenther , Ext. 110 INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION Carol Guenther , Ext. 110 CONFIRMATION PREPARATION Jeff Kress , Ext. 111 MARRIAGE PREPARATION Fr. Steve Sallis , Ext. 105 (Six months as registered parishioner required prior to setting wedding date.) SUNDAY NURSERY (during 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Masses) Lucy Paulsen, Coordinator , Ext. 112 OFFICE HOURS Parish 8:30 AM 4:00 PM Monday through Friday School 8:00 AM 4:00 PM Monday through Friday PARISH LEADERSHIP Pastoral Council: Chuck Barnes ctbarnes33@hotmail.com Finance Council: John Meyer jmeyer@sacredheart.org School Commission Chairperson: Patti Cook patricia.cook@outlook.com Stewardship Commission: Tom Bartell tbartell21@gmail.com Worship Commission Chairperson: Judy Hartford OUR MISSION STATEMENT Sacred Heart Parish is a welcoming Catholic community, which inspires faith in God, through prayer, sacraments and service, while living Gospel values, as faithful followers of Jesus Christ.

2 Weekly Calendar & Liturgies Wednesday, December 28th, 2016 The Holy Innocents 1 John 1:5-2:2 Matthew 2:13-18 NO 8:00 AM Confessions 9:00 AM Word & Communion Service 5:00 PM Children s Choir Practice ~ Church 6:30 PM Chorale Choir Practice ~ Church Thursday, December 29th, 2016 The Fifth Day Within The Octave of The Nativity of The Lord 4 John 2:3-11 Luke 2: :00 AM Word & Communion Service Friday, December 30th, 2016 The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph Sirach 3:2-6,12-14 Matthew 2:13-15, :45 AM Word & Communion Service ~ Church Saturday, December 24th, 2016 Advent Weekday NO Confessions Vigil of the Nativity of the Lord Isaiah 62:1-5 Acts 13:16-17,22-25 Luke 2:1-14 4:00 PM Christmas Eve Mass (INT Clare Prata by Tony & Sonya Prata) ~ Church 7:00 PM Christmas Eve Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church Isaiah 9:1-6 Titus 2:11-14 Luke 2: :00 PM Christmas Eve Mass (RIP June Kendig by Mildred Douthit) ~ Church Sunday, December 25th, 2016 The Nativity of the Lord Isaiah 52:7-10 Hebrews 1:1-6 Luke 2: :00 AM Christmas Day Mass (RIP Matt Woodruff by Clare Rose) ~ Church Monday, December 26th, 2016 All Offices Closed Saint Stephen Acts 6:8-10; 7:54-59 Matthew 10:17-22 NO 9:00 AM Mass or Word & Communion Service 10:00 AM Carpe Diem Bridge ~ Nursery NO 7:00 PM Rosary & Prayer Hour Tuesday, December 27th, 2016 Saint John Isaiah 7:10-14 Luke 1:26-38 NO 9:00 AM Word & Communion Service Saturday, December 31st, 2016 The Seventh Day within The Octave of The Nativity of The Lord 1 John 2:18-21 John 1:1-18 3:00 PM Confessions ~ Narthex Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God Numbers 6:22-27 Galatians 4:4-7 Luke 2: :00 PM Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church Sunday, January 1st, 2017 Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God Numbers 6:22-27 Galatians 4:4-7 Luke 2: :30 AM PM Mass (RIP Marie Davidson by Hollie Bellamy) 9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 11:00 AM Mass (RIP Jack & Mary Flynn by Kathleen Lawrence) ~ Church 12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex Monday, January 2nd, 2017 All Offices Closed Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen 1 John 2:22-28 John 1: :00 AM Mass (RIP Linda Ann Montgomery by Fr. J. R. LaGassey) ~ Church 10:00 AM Carpe Diem Bridge ~ Nursery 7:30 PM Rosary & Prayer Hour ~ Church Tuesday, January 3rd, 2017 The Most Holy Name of Jesus 1 John 2:29 3:6 June 1: :15 AM SHS Auction Team Meeting ~ Conference Room 1 9:00 AM Word & Communion Service ~ Church

3 Wednesday, January 4th, 2017 Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton 4 John 3:7-10 John 1: :00 AM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel 9:00 AM Mass (RIP Paul Berg by Jerry Harkleroad) ~ Church 5:00 PM Children s Choir Practice ~ Church 6:30 PM Chorale Choir Practice ~ Church 7:00 PM Grief Ministry Meeting ~ Meeting Room 1 Thursday, January 5th, 2017 Saint John Neumann 1 John 3:11-21 John 1: :00 AM Mass (RIP Mary Angel by Greg & Tracey Russell) 6:30 PM Praise & Worship Night ~ Church 7:00 PM Pastoral Council Meeting ~ Conference Room 1 Friday, January 6th, 2017 Saint Andre Bessette 1 John 5:5-13 Luke 3: :30 AM Mass (RIP Saundra Woodruff by Clare Rose) Church 8:45 AM School Mass (RIP Rosemary Zuccolillo by Hollie Bellamy ) ~ Church Saturday, January 7th, 2017 Christmas Weekday 1 John 5:14-24 John 2:1-14 3:00 PM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel The Epiphany of the Lord Isaiah 7:10-14 Romans 1:1-7 Matthew 1: :00 PM Mass w/baptisms (RIP Barry McDonough by Anne McDonougy) ~ Church Sunday, January 8th, 2017 The Epiphany of the Lord Isaiah 7:10-14 Romans 1:1-7 Matthew 1: :30 AM Mass (RIP Fr. Gary Morelli by Jo McCormick) 9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 9:45 AM Pre-K Church Tour ~ Church 9:45 AM Adult Faith Formation ~ Parish Hall 11:00 AM Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church 12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 12:00 PM Girl Scouts Babysitting Class ~ Parish Hall 6:00 PM High School Youth Group Celebrating Epiphany in our Homes All parish families are invited to join our Children s Faith Formation celebration of Epiphany on Sunday, January 8, 2017 with an ancient European tradition called the Chalking of the Doors. Whether our homes are big or small, simple or elaborate, we are reminded by this feast to make room for God and God s blessing on our dwellings and all who live, work or visit us there. The biblical roots of this tradition come from Deuteronomy 6:9 when God instructed the Israelites, who were about to enter the Promised Land: Take to heart these words which I command you today. Keep repeating them to your children. Recite them when you are at home when you lie down and when you get up. Write them on the doorposts of your houses and on your gates. The traditional ritual is to use chalk to write above the home s entrance: 20 + C + M + B The letters C, M, B have two meanings. They are the initials of the traditional names of the three magi: Caspar, Melchior, and Balthazar. They also abbreviate the Latin words Christus mansionem benedicat, May Christ bless the house. The + signs represent the cross and 2017 is the year. Chalk is used as an ordinary substance made of common elements of the earth, put to holy use. Chalk will not permanently mark the building and the image will fade from view over time. After a year passes and a new Epiphany arrives, we have the opportunity once again to seek God s blessing on our homes and on those who come and go through its doors. We encourage all families to adopt this simple Epiphany ritual this year. Materials and instructions will be available after all the masses on January 7/8 th. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK Minnie Webb, Tony Joyce, Nicolas Kauser and Louise Melchor (mother of Stephanie McIntyre). THE DECEASED Mary D Ambrosio, Joe Kirk and Pete Cuthbert, (brother of Ann Johnston).

4 From the Pastor & Liturgy FROM THE PASTOR ENJOY CHRISTMAS I hope that everyone will have a wonderful Christmas. Bring your friends and relatives to see our Church all decked out in Christmas finery. SAFE TRAVELS I know that many parishioners will travel to other places for the Christmas holidays. I am praying for your safe travels and hope that you have a wonderful Christmas with family and friends. Remember that our church will be in full Christmas attire until January 10, so you will be able to see it when you return. Let us continue to work together to build up the Kingdom of God here at Sacred Heart. GIFT OF LITURGICAL MINISTRY During this time of year, we often turn our thoughts to gifts: gifts that we give and gifts that we receive. As Catholics, we receive incredible gifts from God when we participate in Mass and other sacramental celebrations. Perhaps you might want to give a gift in return by serving as a liturgical minister at Sacred Heart. Parishioners serve as readers, altar servers, sacristans, ushers, greeters, and Eucharistic ministers. Our goal is that liturgical ministers would only have to serve at one weekend Mass per month in these ministries so that many people can serve. There will be training for these ministries during the week of January 9. Call or the Parish Office with your name and phone number, and someone will contact you for training. Come join one of our parish s choirs and give the gift of your voice and musical talents. The Sacred Heart Chorale and the Sacred Heart Children s Choir (6 years and older) are always welcoming new members. We are also looking for cantors and people who can play a musical instrument. No audition is required; just come with a willing heart to offer your gift to Sacred Heart. Contact Theresa Galvez, Pastoral Assistant for Liturgical Music at tgalvez@sacredheart.org or , ext 106. PENANCE AND RECONCILIATION Individual confessions are available on Saturday from 3-4:30 PM and on Wednesday from 8-8:45 AM. This sacrament takes place in the Reconciliation Chapel in the northeast corner of the narthex. MARRIAGE PLANS? If you are planning on getting married at Sacred Heart or if you are a Sacred Heart parishioner planning on getting married at another parish, contact the Parish Office at least six months before your planned wedding date. FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY, AND JOSEPH This liturgical feast has been on the Church s calendar for about one hundred years, often on different dates. It is a devotional or idea feast that was inaugurated by Holy Family associations. Everything we know about the Holy Family, which is not much, comes from the Gospel accounts read over the three years. It celebrates the unity and love so evident in the family of Joseph, Mary, and Jesus. (2016 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, 41) We will celebrate this feast on Friday, December 30. Take some time to pray for your family as well as for all families on Friday. SOLEMNITY OF MARY, THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD As we continue our celebration of the Christmas season, we celebrate the solemnity of Mary, Mother of God on January 1. One of the most outstanding characteristics of Mary is her willingness to know and to do God s will. While we would like to follow her example, we wonder how she was so sure of it. She reflected on events that happened and were happening. She meditated. In our busy lives today, we often overlook meditation as a prayer. (2017 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, 47) Perhaps a New Year's resolution might be to spend some time each day meditating on what God is inviting us to be and ask God s help to accomplish it. We will have our regular schedule next weekend ~ Vigil Mass at 5 pm on December 31 and Mass on January 1 at 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM to celebrate this great solemnity of Mary and to pray that this New Year will be filled with grace and blessings. SOLEMNITY OF THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD On Sunday, January 8 (and at the 5 PM Vigil Mass on Saturday, January 7), we observe Epiphany as we celebrate that the child born in the darkness of night in a lowly manger is revealed as the manifestation [the meaning of epiphany] of God. Christ is revealed in many ways: as Lord, as King, as the one in whom God is present and acts. All of these manifestations are lights that shine on Christ, revealing a deeper understanding of who he is. Traditionally, three events in the life of Christ are remembered today as manifestations of God s presence and action through Christ: the visit of the Magi, the wedding feast of Cana, and the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River. (2017 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, 51) We will have our regular Sunday schedule for the observance of Epiphany.

5 Christmas 2016 Dear Friends in Christ, One of my cherished memories of 2016 was our Jubilee Year of Mercy Pilgrimage to Rome. We visited many beautiful churches, ate some great food, spent hours in prayer, and one of the highlights for many of our parish pilgrims was seeing Pope Francis in person (along with 40,000 other pilgrims) in St. Peter s Square. One special memory for me was one day when some parishioners and I went looking for a new nativity set for our parish (our old nativity set made out of plaster of paris was well-used and becoming harder and harder to repair) as a special remembrance of the Year of Mercy. We found a beautiful set which we purchased and are using this year for the first time. It is a beautiful hand-carved and hand-painted set which was made in Italy. Reflecting on our new nativity set, I thought how much our celebration of Christmas is like a new nativity set each year. We know the story and we know those who are involved, yet this year once again we celebrate the birth of Jesus. We have changed since last Christmas and once again we are on the verge of welcoming a new year and all it holds in store for us. Jesus is looking for a home in our hearts once again. Can we welcome him into our home this year for Christmas? Our parish would like to welcome everyone who has come to be with us at Christmas: those who are here at Sacred Heart for the first time, those who are looking to join a faith community of committed disciples of Jesus, those who are family members and relatives of parishioners, and those who are home from college or another part of the country. Please know that you are always welcome to come and pray with us here at Sacred Heart. We are a welcoming community who enjoys being together and seeing new people join us. If you would like to join our parish, please call the Parish Office and someone will assist you in registering. The staff of our Parish and our Parish School join with me in wishing you and all your loved ones and friends a holy and blessed Christmas. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help you during the days ahead. May the New Year bring you much happiness. In the peace of Christ, Father Steve Sallis Pastor

6 Pastoral Care & Social Concerns GET INVOLVED. Potluck Lunch for Adults 55+ Thursday, January 26 th + feature film 11:30-11:45 -- Arrive in Narthex 12-noon -- Lunchtime! 1pm-ish Feature Film Food Assignments A C: dessert for 8-10, D I: salad/side for 8-10, J Z: main dish for 8-10 Info -- Mary Dickins, or mdickins@sacredheart.org THANK YOU FROM CONGREGATION FOR THE HOMELESS "There are different kinds of spiritual gifts but the same Spirit; there are different forms of service but the same Lord; there are different workings but the same God who produces all of them in everyone. To each individual the manifestation of the Spirit is given for some benefit." (1 Cor 12: 4-7) These words of St. Paul are still true today. The Catholic Church provides the compassion of Christ in countless ways in the United States, including through health care institutions, schools and universities, charities and social service agencies and the work of individuals, parish communities and diocesan entities. To discover how you can become involved with local efforts, look up your local diocesan web site or find a nearby parish. Prayer for Comfort Taken from the USCCB website Almighty God, you are the unfailing refuge of those who suffer. Please bring peace and comfort to the sick and the infirm. Give all those who look after them knowledge, patience, and compassion. Inspire them with actions which will bring relief; words which will enlighten; and love which will bring comfort. We ask this through your son, Jesus Christ. Amen. We would like to say thank you so much for the amazing food you provided, your presence, opening both the doors of your congregations and your hearts to come along side the men we serve. We simply cannot do this without each of your giving hands and welcoming hearts! HOSPITAL ADMISSION? If you are admitted to the Hospital and would like to receive Holy Communion or receive the Sacrament of the Sick- PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE Questions: Mary Dickins

7 Youth & Young Adult Ministry Have a blessed and restful Christmas season! Middle School Youth Group resumes January 8: 9:45-10:45AM in the Youth Room High School Youth Group returns Thursday, January 12: 6:30-8:00PM in the Youth Room Praise & Worship Night Sacred Heart Parish January 5th 6:30-7:30 Parishioners in the Eastside Deanery are invited to join together the 1st Thursday of the month in order to sing songs of praise & share their faith with one another. We will have child care for the children of our young families *musicians interested in working with the band can contact Jeff Kress, Pastoral Assistant for Youth and Young Adult Ministry jkress@sacredheart.org Sacred Heart School Save the Date for the One Love, One Heart SHS Auction! February 11, 2017 ARE YOU A SACRED HEART SCHOOL ALUM? We would love to re-connect with you this Holiday Season! We are building our contact list to keep our alumni informed of school and alumni events! Please visit the school website: sacredheart.org and check out the ABOUT SHS tab. Click on Alumni to fill out the form ~ or pick up a copy of the form in the Narthex next to the bulletin distribution table. We look forward to catching up with you in 2017! Merry Christmas from the Sacred Heart School admissions office! Please mark your calendars for our upcoming Winter Open House: Sunday, January 29 th immediately following the end of 11:00am mass until 1:30pm School Year One Pre-K AM session is fully enrolled and we are now accepting applications for our second session. They are due on or before Monday, January 30th, Kindergarten applications and teacher recommendations are due now through Monday, January 30th, Our Kindergarten assessments are taking place on February 2-4th so please mark these important dates on your calendar. We need your completed application and teacher recommendation in hand in order to schedule your child into our assessments. Grades 1-8 applications for the 1st round of availability is due now through Monday, February 13th, Space is limited. Applications are available at the parish office, the school office, and on our school website!

8 Administration & Stewardship Year-end Giving to Sacred Heart All church contributions that you wish posted to your 2016 contribution ledger must be received at the parish office no later than Friday, December 30. Likewise, contributions for 2017 must be received in January. If you are behind in your stewardship of treasure commitment for 2016, please make every effort to bring your giving up to date. The programs, services and outreach offered by our parish as well as the maintenance and repair of our parish campus depends entirely upon your consistent contributions. Thank you for returning to the parish, the poor and other charities a part of the many gifts God has bestowed on you. May God bless you in the new year. Year-end Giving, a Planned Gift Successful people are often asked how they thrive. What did they do differently than others? One of the secrets they share is the importance of practicing good stewardship. As stewards of the many gifts God has given us, we can give wisely to support the mission of the Catholic Church in Western Washington. When many people think of charitable giving, especially at year s end, they think of making a cash gift. However, there is another way. It s call a planned gift. There are many ways a planned gift can bring benefits back to you while also benefitting your parish community: A charitable gift annuity that pays you fixed income for life at a rate based on your age; A gift of real estate that offers tax and income advantages; and A gift of stock that helps you avoid capital gains tax. Many of these benefits can be achieved with a surprisingly modest gift. There are variations on each of these gift options. The Archdiocesan Planned Giving Office is pleased to provide information to you and your advisors as you consider making year-end gifts. You may reach the Planned Giving Office at or toll free or via at plannedgiving@seattlearch.org. You are also welcome to visit their website at Annual Catholic Appeal Year-End Payments and Donations Want to make your Annual Catholic Appeal (ACA) payment or donation by year-end for tax purposes? Any payments or new gifts you want credited to the 2016 calendar year for tax purposes need to be in the Annual Catholic Appeal office by December 31 st. (Please do not put ACA payments in the parish collection basket.) New donation Payment on existing pledge - for immediate processing. Set up a new gift or payment - call Send mail to - Annual Catholic Appeal, th Ave, Seattle (must be postmarked by Dec. 31, 2016). Donate stock donating to a non-profit can save you from paying capital gains tax of the appreciated value if you ve held the stock for at least year. Call for further instructions/details on donating stock. IRA - If you are 70½ or older, there are potential tax benefits when you transfer funds from your IRA to the Annual Catholic Appeal contact your IRA plan administrator. Annual Catholic Appeal Matching Gifts Thank you to those who have already fulfilled your 2016 Annual Catholic Appeal pledge! If you would like to help maximize our Annual Catholic Appeal Rebate this year for our parish capital improvement fund, please check if your employer has a Matching Gift program. Once your gift has been paid in full or as payments are made, 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 # Call if you have any questions. Mailing address: Annual Catholic Appeal, PO Box 14964, Seattle Stewardship of Treasure 2017 Update If you have not yet done so, please return your Stewardship of Treasure Commitment Card for 2017 to the parish office right away! You can put it in the offering basket at Mass or put it in the mail using the return envelope provided. You can also go to the parish website, sacredheart.org, and complete and submit a commitment card online. So far, 511 households have returned a card. The average pledge is $37.45 per week, a 7% increase over the average weekly pledge in But we still have a ways to go! We need to hear from every parish household! Thank you to all those who have returned a card and especially to those who took a step in their giving percentage goal!

9 Faith Formation ATTENTION PARENTS: If you are looking for some wholesome viewing material for your children this Christmas vacation, check out the children s section of FORMED.ORG, our a new internet-based resource available to all parishioners. When you first log on, you will be asked for our parish code, which is 2RQTQZ. Then you will create your own log-in name and password, giving you 24hr. access to some wonderful Catholic programs and teachers. Under the Program tab, look for SACRED HEART PARISH WOMEN S WINTER RETREAT at Sursum Corda Retreat Center Copalis Beach, WA THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP January 14-15, 2017 Leave Sacred Heart Sat. morning at 8am- Return Sacred Heart Sunday 5pm Explore the gift of Christian friendship found in the Bible and in our Parish in the beauty of the north shore on the Olympic Peninsula. Cost: $75.00, includes meals and materials. as well as other great programs. And don t forget the popcorn! Registrations on-line at under the Faith Formation Page. For more information, contact Carol Guenther at or cguenther@sacredheart.org Parish Life Sacred Heart Book Discussion Group will be taking a break in December. Our next gathering will be Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017 when we will discuss: RADIO GIRLS by Sarah Jane Stratford - a fictional work about the beginnings of the BBC Britain's broadcasting behemoth. Questions? Betsy Komarnitsky (bjkomar@icloud.com) SAVE THE DATE! All parish members are invited to help us welcome our newly registered families at an Italian Feast on Saturday, January 28th after the 5pm mass. Good food and great company is planned! Contact Carol Guenther for details:

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