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 Val Keller, Pastoral Associate Mary Dickins, Pastoral Assistant for Pastoral Care & Parish Life Emily Olsen, Pastoral Assistant for Youth &Young Adult Ministry Deanna Tighe, Pastoral Assistant for Stewardship April 20, 2014 Sunday Masses 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. Saturday Vigil Mass, 5:00 P.M. Confessions: Saturdays, 3:00-4:30pm Wednesdays, 8:00-8:45am Administration Staff John Meyer, Pastoral Assistant for Administration Robert Anicello, Facilities Supervisor Val Bromfield, Administrative Assistant Jeanine Kasprick, Bookkeeper Patty Oscar, Administrative Assistant Music Ministry Diane Figaro, Sunday Music Director PARISH SCHOOL David Burroughs, Principal Connie Gray, Vice-Principal Bridget Lawler, Vice-Principal for Staff Development Theresa Daigle, School Development Director Susana Knapp, Director of Admissions Kerry Wyman, Administrative Assistant INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? Val Keller INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION Val Keller CONFIRMATION PREPARATION Emily LaHood MARRIAGE PREPARATION Six months as registered parishioner required prior to setting wedding date SUNDAY NURSERY (during 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM Masses) Libby Andrews, Supervisor OFFICE HOURS Parish 8:30 AM 4:00 PM Monday through Friday School 8:00 AM 4:00 PM Monday through Friday OUR MISSION STATEMENT Sacred Heart Parish, striving to grow in relationship with God and one another through prayer, sacraments and service, is a welcoming community rooted in Gospel values. We live the Catholic faith by sharing our time, talent and resources with those who hunger for insight and understanding, who seek healing and compassion, and who yearn for justice and love.

2 Weekly Calendar & Liturgies WEEKLY CALENDAR Saturday, April 19th, 2014 The Easter Vigil in the Holy Night Genesis 1:1-2:2 Genesis 22:1-18 Exodus 14:15-15:1 Isaiah 55:1-11 Romans 6:3-11 Matthew 28:1-10 9:00 PM Easter Vigil Mass (INT For the Elect) ~ Church Sunday, April 20th, 2014 Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord Acts 10:34a,37-43 Colossians 3:1-4 John 20:1-9 7:30 AM Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church 9:00 AM Mass (RIP Sandy Cameron by Meg Bolan) ~ Church 11:00 AM Mass (RIP Simeon Pilar by Lydia Bumgardner) ~ Church Monday, April 21st, 2014 Offices Closed Monday within The Octave of Easter Acts 2:14,22-33 Matthew 28:8-15 9:00 AM Mass (RIP Mary Early by the Bromfield Family) ~ Church 10:00 AM Carpe Diem Bridge ~ Parish Hall 7:30 PM Rosary & Prayer Hour ~ Church Tuesday, April 22nd, 2014 Tuesday within The Octave of Easter Acts 2:36-41 John 20: :00 AM Word & Communion Service ~ Church 10:00 AM Bereavement Support Group ~ Meeting Room 1 7:00 PM Book Club ~ Parish Hall Wednesday, April 23rd, 2014 Wednesday within The Octave of Easter Acts 3:1-10 Luke 24: :00 to 8:45 AM Confessions ~ Church 9:00 AM Mass (INT Bill Wright by Angela Wright) ~ Church 7:00 PM High School Youth Group ~ Youth Room Thursday, April 24th, 2014 Thursday within The Octave of Easter Acts 3:11-26 Luke 24:35-48 No 9:00 AM Mass 11:00 AM Funeral Mass (RIP Mickey Zunick) ~ Church 5:00 PM Carpe Diem Pot Luck Dinner ~ Narthex 6:30 PM Carpe Diem Movie ~ Conference Room 1 7:00 PM Worship Commission Meeting ~ Conference Room 3 Friday, April 25th, 2014 Friday within The Octave of Easter Acts 4:1-12 John 21:1-14 8:45 AM Mass (RIP Judith A. Lopez Guerrero by the Torres- Delgado Family) ~ Church WEEKLY CALENDAR Saturday, April 26th, 2014 Saturday within The Octave of Easter Acts 4:13-21 Mark 16:9-15 8:15 AM Men s Group ~ Youth Room 3:00 PM Confessions ~ Narthex 5:00 PM Mass with First Communion (RIP Anadel Mallon by Bob & Martha Aigner) ~ Church Sunday, April 27th, 2014 Second Sunday of Easter Acts 2: St. Peter 1:3-9 John 20: :00 AM Mass with Baptisms (RIP Angela Escobar by Luz Hartzell ) ~ Church 10:00 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 9:00 AM Nursery & Preschool ~ Nursery 10:05 AM Elementary Faith Formation K-5 ~ SH School 11:00 AM Mass with First Communion (INT For the People) ~ Church 11:00 AM Nursery ~ Nursery 12:00 PM Middle School Youth Group ~Youth Room 12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex PLEASE PRAY FOR The Sick: Gail Olson, Molly Ruddy, Valerie Ryan, Larry Bartle, Sparta St. Sure, and Stephany Gregg. The Deceased: Barbara Huber, Sr. Lillian Harrington, OSB, Louie Ferrera, Carmen Losgren and David Theobald and Mickey Zunick. JOURNEY OF FAITH Journey of Faith is an extraordinary new telling of a remarkable story: the story of the Archdiocese of Seattle, our story! With rich-colored illustrations, this history brings our inspiring Catholic story to life, from the days when thousands of Native peoples called this land holy ground, to the first explorers and missionaries, to the building of our churches and schools, to the present day. It s a story of saints and sinners; of natives and newcomers, of missionaries, teachers, and builders, working together to build the church of Western Washington it s a story of spirit and sacrifice for the Glory of God. The graphic novel format makes it appealing to people of all ages. Books will be on sale May 4th weekend. Soft cover $10 and hard cover version $15. Great gift idea!

3 From the Pastor & Liturgy FROM THE PASTOR In the gospel for Easter Sunday, the evangelist tells us that Peter and the disciple whom Jesus loved ran to see the empty tomb (see John 20:1-9). They were so eager to see if what they had hoped for could really be true that Jesus had been raised from the dead just as he had told them on many occasions. Later in the gospel, we are told that the disciples did not yet understand the Scripture that he had to rise from the dead. Even though they hoped in the resurrection, these early disciples still did not understand it all. Many of us today wonder what the resurrection means for us. Is eternal life really our glorious destiny? Dare we believe that just like Jesus, we too will rise from the dead? Can we run and tell others this Good News? Certainly we have many reasons to rejoice on this Easter Sunday good health, loving family, a place to call home, our faith -are only some of the gifts that we have received that convince us of God s love and generosity for us. How can we not be excited about all that is around us? Our parish is glad to welcome guests and visitors who have joined us. If you are looking for a parish to join and/ or are interested in becoming a Catholic, please consider Sacred Heart Parish. May our Risen Lord bless all of you and all your family and friends. FIFTY DAYS OF EASTER The early Church had it right. Fifty days of Easter... fifty days of intensely entering more deeply into the mysteries just celebrated... fifty days of pondering their reality. For the newly baptized, this was the period of mystagogy, literally, to move or go through the mystery, that which has been revealed to us through the Death and Resurrection of Christ. It was a time to go through that which is made possible and real in our own lives through the Sacraments of Initiation, not only in an intellectual sense as something we should know and understand, but deep within our minds and hearts as something we must live. Could we cradle or veteran Catholics not benefit as well by such an experience? The readings for this season will offer us many helps in entering more deeply into the mystery that we are called to live as we make our way through Easter s fifty days. During the Octave, eight days after Easter, our Gospel accounts tell of the appearances of the Risen Lord. Repeatedly, we hear of the simultaneous fear, struggle to believe, and overwhelming joy the Apostles and disciples experienced. They, too, had to enter into the mystery. (2014 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, p. 169) EASTER SEQUENCE On Easter Sunday, the Easter sequence Victimae paschali laudes is sung after the second reading. This centuriesold hymn is a song of praise of the victorious Lamb of God, the Risen Christ. (2014 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, p. 170) The hymn will be sung in English. Christians, to the Paschal Victim offer sacrifice and praise. The sheep are ransomed by the Lamb; and Christ, the undefiled, has sinners to his Father reconciled. Death with life contended: combat strangely ended! Life's own Champion, slain, yet lives to reign. Tell us, Mary: say what you did see upon the way. The tomb the Living did enclose; I saw Christ's glory as He rose! The angels there attesting; shroud with grave-clothes resting. Christ, my hope, has risen: He goes before you into Galilee. That Christ is truly risen from the dead we know. Victorious King, Your mercy show! Amen. Alleluia. FUNERAL MASS ON THURSDAY There will be a Funeral Mass for Mickey Zunick on Thursday, April 24, at 11 AM; there will be a reception in the narthex after the Mass. There will be no 9 am Mass on Thursday. CANONIZATION OF TWO POPES Pope Francis will canonize Blessed Pope John XXIII and Blessed Pope John Paul II next Sunday, April 27, at St. Peter s in Rome (10 AM in Rome). Millions of people are expected to participate in the canonization Mass. More details can be found at: 2popesaints.org -just be sure to click on the English version of the website. The Vatican will stream the Mass live. Check out the display in the narthex next Sunday about the two pope saints.

4 Faith Formation CONGRATULATIONS It is with great thanksgiving that we at Sacred Heart welcome newly baptized Ramsey Augustine Dow who enters through the sacraments into our faith at the Easter Vigil. Ramsey has prepared and studied for the past year and half with the RCIA process and at the Easter Vigil received the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and First Eucharist. Ramsey was supported and encouraged by his sponsor Lillian Alfaro Kahn, by the RCIA Team and our entire parish community who prayed for and with him during this process. Ramsey chose as his saint confirmation name Augustine. We pray that he, like St. Augustine, will inspire others with his faithfulness to the Church and Jesus the Christ. Ramsey Augustine now enters the post-baptismal period of catechesis which is called mystagogy. This is a time for deepening the Christian experience, especially in appreciation for the sacramental life, for spiritual growth, and for entering more fully into the life and unity of the Catholic community. Let us continue to pray for Ramsey Augustine as we pledge to help him grow and mature in the Christian life and to develop a genuine Catholic world view. QUESTION OF THE WEEK From today s Gospel reading: Adult: "In what ways does my life reflect my belief in the risen Christ? Do I ever talk about it with another person? Does that belief affect my prayer as well? What is my experience of resurrection in my own life or the life of my family? Child: Jesus is with us today. How can you see Him in the people around you in Church? (ww.opsouth.org) BAPTISM PREPARATION Congratulations as you anticipate a new arrival in your household and are thinking about Baptism. Parents attend a preparation session. The next session is on Saturday, May 3, 9:00 to 11 AM in the Parish Conference Room #1. Entrance is through the Parish office main doors on the West side of the building off the upper parking lot. You are encouraged to participate before the arrival of your child. Godparents are welcome to attend. Registration two weeks prior to the session is necessary. For registration and further information, please contact Val Keller at vkeller@sacredheart.org. PARISH FIRST COMMUNION We will celebrate with over 70 of our parish children their First Communion at Masses on the weekends of April 27th and May 19th. April at 5 PM and 11 AM and May at 5 PM, 9 AM and 11 AM. We continue to keep all the children and families in our prayers. THIS MAY BE WHAT YOU ARE SEARCHING FOR! Are you looking for a foundation that will help to provide meaning for your life? Are you looking for an opportunity to know Jesus, the Christian community and the Catholic way of living? If you are a non-baptized person, a person of another Christian denomination interested in learning more about the Catholic Church, a baptized Catholic but never Confirmed and/or celebrated First Eucharist or a Catholic wishing to share their faith with others, then RCIA might be the place for you! The RCIA process offers an opportunity to come together in a small group to discern your personal experience of faith and to learn more about the Catholic Church. Sessions focus on the teachings and experience of the Church and prepare individuals to celebrate the sacraments and be received into the Church. You are welcome to find out more and participate in the process with your questions, your experiences and your faith story in a warm, accepting setting. For more information, please contact Deanna Tighe at dtighe@sacredheart.org. TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE! Sign-up now for Sacred Heart Parish Vacation Bible School. Begins on Tuesday, June 24 June 27, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Cost: $ (A discount is offered to parent volunteers). Volunteers Needed! Crew Leaders, Parent Volunteers, Station Leaders, Student Volunteers (7th-12th grade). For more information, contact Anne Marie Brandes at abrandes@sacredheart.org. Registration forms available at the Parish Office or Register on line at: SacredHeartBellevue SACRED HEART BOOK CLUB In April we are reading UNDERTOW by Jo Baker. If you enjoy reading, discussion with others can enhance the experience. Join us any time. In April we meet on Tuesday, April 29, at 7 PM (until about 8:15), in the Parish Hall entrance on 14th St. Questions: Betsy Komarnitsky (bjkomar@icloud.com) COMMUNITY OF MOTHERS Join the Sacred Heart Community of Mothers at our next meeting on Wednesday, April 16, 9:45 to 11:15 AM in the Parish Hall. (entrance off of 14th St.) The Sacred Heart Community of Mothers is an open group of mothers with children of all ages, sharing in prayer and enriching discussions in the areas of parenting, personal growth, relationships and faith formation. Complimentary childcare is available in the nursery while we meet. For more information, contact Kimberly Norton: sacredheartmothers@gmail.com

5 Administration & Stewardship STEWARDSHIP AND SCRIPTURE This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad! This refrain from Psalm 118 rings throughout the Church on this glorious Easter Sunday. In today s Gospel reading from John the empty tomb is described and emphasized. Although Peter and John, upon inspecting the tomb, saw and believed, it was not the empty tomb that they began to proclaim, it was the Lord s Resurrection. For us as Catholic Christians, this is the hope promised us by Christ. That is the reason for our joy! We are all familiar with the phrase: faith, hope, and love, but the greatest of these is love. That is a formula for being a good steward and, in sharing our love, we fulfill our roles as disciples of Christ. To that formula on this magnificent Easter, we can add Joy. Jesus fully understood the purpose of His life on earth. He endured the Cross for us with that purpose in mind. We each need to seek, find, and carry out the joy-filled purpose for our own lives. Happy Easter! HELP WANTED: PASTORAL ASST. FOR YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Bellevue, WA seeks a faith-filled and creative self-starter with strong interpersonal and organizational skills and a love for working with young people to evangelize junior and senior high teens and young adults, inviting them into a relationship with Christ and the Church. Includes Confirmation preparation for senior high. Excellent salary and benefits in accord with Archdiocesan guidelines. Starting salary depends on qualifications and experience. This is a full-time, year-round, exempt position. Includes evening and weekend work. John Meyer, jmeyer@sacredheart.org, for more information, qualifications and application packet. COMING SOON! 2014 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL MAY 3-4 PARISHIONER JOHN CARLSON SPEAKS AT ALL MASSES MAY FR. STEVE TALKS ABOUT THE APPEAL AT ALL MASSES Visit the archdiocesan website, seattlearchdiocese.org for the latest information regarding the tax return/refund fraud situation. LOOKING FOR A PARISH TO JOIN? Welcome! Sacred Heart Parish is excited to welcome new members to our Christian community. Whether you are a Catholic looking for a new parish or someone who is searching to belong to a Catholic parish for the first time, we hope that you will consider becoming a part of our parish. If you would like to join Sacred Heart, please contact Deanna Tighe at the parish office at (425) or dtighe@sacredheart.org for more information. We look forward to having you as a part of our parish family and know that the gifts and talents you bring and share will enrich us all. ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2014 Sacred Heart is planning a series of major maintenance and improvement projects this summer on our parish and school campus that are made possible in part by the 2013 and 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal rebates. They include: Parking Lot Sealing and Striping $30,000 Est Project will involve cleaning, sealing and restriping the upper parking lot (including some repair work that s needed) and cleaning and restriping the lower parking lot (including a redesign of the traffic island that directs vehicles to and from 14 th Street). Church Roof Cleaning and Repair $10,000 Est Project will involve cleaning and treating the slate roof over the nave and replacing any missing slate tiles. The lower flat transept roofs will also be cleaned and treated and the roof drainage system will be repaired as needed. This project is set to happen during Easter break next week. This year, our parish Annual Catholic Appeal goal is $246,000. We d like to raise an additional $20,000 over that amount for our Parish Capital Maintenance and Improvement Fund. More next week...

6 Youth & Young Adult Ministry CONFIRMATION On Monday, May 5th at 7 PM, Archbishop Sartain will confirm over 80 of our parish high school students and four adults. May the Holy Spirit enlighten and strengthen them. We keep all those preparing for Sacraments in our prayers. WEEKLY YOUTH GROUP TIMES High School: Wednesdays 7:00-8:30pm Middle School: Sundays 12:00-1:30pm ATTENTION, YOUNG ADULTS! Looking for a community of people your age? Thirsting for a deeper faith life? Join Eastside Disciples, a group of year-olds dedicated to building community, sharing faith, and living the Good News. For more information, like Eastside Disciples on Facebook, and contact Emily at elahood@sacredheart.org. JUSTICE CAFÉ What: A discussion group that approaches social issues through a Catholic lens. This month, we are continuing our discussion on human trafficking and planning the ways we can put our faith in action. When: Thursday, April 24th. 6:00-6:30pm Gather and mingle 6:30-8:00pm Justice Café discussion Where: Vovito Caffé and Gelato th Ave NE #195, Bellevue Parking in the Bravern garage will be validated Sacred Heart School What Else is Happening We are very excited about all of our returning and new families that have enrolled and are set to join us at the school for Please know we continue to work with potential new families who are interested in SHS! We have some limited availability in a few grade levels and therefore we may have room for your child. If you have been considering SHS or just want to know more about our admissions process, please feel free to call me. Susana Knapp, Director of Admissions, sknapp@sacredheart.org X156

7 Pastoral Care & Parish Life CARPE DIEM SPRING LUNCHEON 11:30AM Thursday, May 22nd 2014 Guest Speaker: Dr. Hank Williams speaking on Memory. In the Narthex / $10 per person Tickets: Sat/Sun May & Questions? Contact Mary Dickins, or mdickins@sacredheart.org. Offerings for Easter Flowers were made in Memory/Honor of : Maura Bartell Amor & Margaret Bauman Bill Bauman John Bennitt Fred Cuthbert Joseph & Anna Driano John Greenleaf Henry Oru Jim Harvey-Rosie Benedicto Lamson Liwayway Lamson Mario Lamson Margaret & Adam Laurs Sotera Lopez Lamberto Manalo Rosita Marshburn Clemencia Mendoza Fortunato Mendoza Ann Bauman Johnston Chuck Johnston Brian Morris Tom Suveca Ben & Lola Valdez Joanna Youm Announcing Carpe Diem s :00: Arrive/Narthex 5:30: Let s eat! 6:30: Movie Time Food Assignments A F : salad/side for 8-10, G L : main dish for 8-10, M Z : dessert for 8-10 Questions? Contact Mary Dickins, or mdickins@sacredheart.org WHAT IS CARPE DIEM? *Carpe Diem, (Latin for seize the day ), is a community of men and women (55+) at Sacred Heart Church that provides opportunities for spiritual and personal growth, social connection, and outreach and service within the parish and wider community. Members (current and prospective), friends and guests meet for monthly Masses with refreshments afterwards. We also sponsor quarterly catered luncheons, regular bridge groups, monthly potluck dinners, as well as a variety of daytrips and other fun gettogethers. Members are encouraged to help plan activities, so if you have any ideas for potential Carpe Diem events, or questions about membership, etc., please contact staff liaison Mary Dickins, Help keep Carpe Diem a vital part of Sacred Heart parish! Thank you to all those who donated.

8 Social Concerns ASSISTING OUR NEIGHBORS Alleluia! During the past six weeks, our parish community has prayed, fasted and given alms with a special focus on the poorest members of our global community. Our lives were touched by stories from Kenya, Guatemala, the Philippines, Malawi, Haiti, and the United States. Through our Lenten prayers and donations, we have touched the lives of millions of people served by Catholic Relief Services, our representative to the poorest communities in the world. You can round up your Rice Bowl offerings and place the money or check in the envelope provided with your rice bowl or envelopes are available in the narthex. Thank you for your generosity. BUS TICKETS St. Vincent de Paul provides bus tickets to temporarily help needy people access work, health care, etc. King County has a program that offers 8 free bus tickets when a vehicle license is renewed. These tickets are available on a once a year basis thru May 2014, with a limit of one set per household per year. The form to request these tickets will be included when you receive your vehicle tabs. If you do not receive the form, you can request the form at tickets@pmadm.com. You can bring them to the Parish Office. OSO RELIEF Our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to all the people affected by the horrific mudslide in Oso. Many people have asked and would like to make donations to assist with the Oso mudslide relief effort. Catholic Community Services of Western Washington is accepting donations. They have announced in addition to much needed assistance all the funeral expenses of the deceased will be covered by donations. Those who would like to donate should visit Donations will be forwarded by CCS to Father Tim Sauer, Pastor of St. John Vianney Parish, Darrington and Immaculate Conception Parish, Arlington. These parishes will be providing direct assistance to people in Oso and the surrounding communities. Those who would prefer to donate by check please make checks payable to Catholic Community Services and write Oso Mudslide in the memo line and mail the checks to: Catholic Community Services Attn: Oso Mudslide rd Ave. South, Seattle, WA EASTER BLESSING We were reminded that at Easter we renew our baptismal promises and not repeat them. We are baptized once for a lifetime and not merely baptized once in a lifetime. Each time we enter a Catholic Church, we bless ourselves with holy water. Making the sign of the cross, we remember that we are baptized into the life of the Trinitarian God. We believe in one God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit living a perfect communion of love. Our fidelity to baptism s grace draws us more and more into that divine communion of love. Through the Risen Christ, we become more divine by becoming more the person God created us to be. MEN S GROUP The mission of the Men s Group is to provide a forum for men to strengthen their faith and fellowship, to become better men, fathers, husbands and friends. Meetings are held Saturday mornings from 8:15 AM to 9:45 AM in the Parish Center Youth Room. (Entrance off of 14 th St.) All men are Welcome. We are continuing the series Catholicism by Fr. Robert Barron. Attendance is voluntary. Privacy is respected. We are looking forward to seeing you. Questions contact: Ignacio Davila at ignaciodavila@outlook.com. NURSERY Nursery is available during the 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM Masses for toddlers through 3yr. olds. For more information contact Libby Andrews at: landrews@sacredheart.org. PEW ART A Pew Art card is provided in the pew envelope holder if your child does not have paper and pencil from home and wants to create a small drawing during Mass. Take time to read the reverse side of the card for information and encouragement. MARK YOUR CALENDAR The truck for St. Vincent de Paul Society Donation weekend will be here on May 3 4. As you clean your closets, rooms and garages keep St. Vincent de Paul in mind. EARTH DAY Earth Day is Tuesday, April 22. We are Earth s Stewards. Pick 5 - choose at least 5 actions you ll commit to - use less water and electricity, commute without polluting, reuse and recycle, visit

9 DISCERNMENT PROCESS FOR PARISH How is God calling you to share your time and talent? Sacred Heart is currently in need of people to serve on our different councils and commissions, including the Pastoral Council, Finance Council, Worship Commission, School Commission and the Stewardship Commission. If you feel called to take an active role in serving the parish, or if you know someone who is open to discerning a call to serve the parish in this leadership capacity, please nominate them using the discernment flyers found in the narthex and side entrance of the Church, the reception desk of the Parish Office, or on the parish website and place them in the boxes provided. Nominations may also be submitted by to dtighe@sacredheart.org. All nominations must be received by this Sunday, April 20 th. If you have any questions about the discernment process contact Deanna Tighe at (425) Please continue to pray that the Holy Spirit will inspire women and men to respond to God s call and come forth and serve as members of the parish councils and commissions. Current Sacred Heart Council & Commission Members Pastoral Council: Chuck Barnes, Krystyna Davila, Maryann Klustner, Mark Ludwig, Michael McCannel, Lou Mertes, Andrew Vasquez. Finance Council: Elizabeth Baluch, Derek Geldenhuys, Ivan Jimenez, Anne-Mary Nash-Haruna. School Commission: Roxane Barkley, Sarah Conroy, Patricia Cook, Ignacio Davila, Christine Kerr, Jamie Reding, Karen Reinke, Kevin Schreck, Annette Seats. Worship Commission: Lydia Bumgardner, Hahns Burg, Chris Cannon, Julie Cipoletti, Patricia Hennessey, Lilia McCannel, Frank Powers, Linda Rogers, John Traynor. A Prayer for Sacred Heart s Discernment Process Come, O Holy Spirit of the living God, and show us your ways. Guide our parish discernment of those who are called to the ministry of leadership in and through the work of our parish councils and commissions. Grant us wisdom to know our gifts. Call us to put those gifts at the service of your people. Give us courage to respond generously to your invitation. And grant your grace to all in our parish community as they seek to live out the mission of Jesus. We pray this in Christ s name, who with you and the sustaining Father is one God, forever and ever. Amen. Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, & Probate Downtown Kirkland NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? START WITH TRUST Owner with 14 yrs Experience ilove123electric@yahoo.com COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Water Heaters Furnaces, gas & electric Clogged Drains Drain Cleaning Sewer Repair & Cleaning Tankless Water Heaters 24 hour service/7 days a week Stop Freakin... Call BeaCon Freakin ( ) Est High School Open House: October 13, 2013 Reel in your BEST customers by advertising on this bulletin. For more info call: Eric Assisted Living with Care Options and Affordable Independent Living. Housekeeping Transportation Activities Best Neighbors in Bellevue! 124th Ave. NE Bellevue, WA Adult Family Home Owned and operated by a Registered Nurse th Pl SE - Bellevue Sunset Hills Memorial Cemetery SALE Private Sale of 2-Side by Side plots, at a Reduced Price * The plots are located in the sold out & prestigious, Catholic Section in the Garden of Gethsemane johnpiche@gmail.com / (425) Serving the community for 34 years through Catholic values, by providing outstanding quality for all of life s special occasions Factoria Blvd SE, Bellevue, WA Asset Preservation, Medicaid, Long Term Care Planning, Disability, Wills & Trusts, RN on Staff Elder Law Offices of JULIANNE KOCER, P.S kocerlaw.com Helping Fellow Catholics Care for Loved Ones

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