St. Vincent de Paul Parish

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1 St. Vincent de Paul Parish Worship Serve Grow December March 05, 09, Second 1st Sunday of of Advent Lent Light the candle of Love th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA (253)

2 Who are we? Mission Inspired by the Holy Spirit and empowered by the Sacraments, our diverse community worships, serves and grows in the love and knowledge of Jesus. Vision We are a growing Catholic community united and passionate in deepening and sharing our relationship with Jesus Christ through justice, love, and compassion. Parish Staff Parish Office Hours: 9 AM TO 3:30 PM Parish Office Fax After Hours Emergency phone: 1 (855) Priests: Fr. William A. McKee, Pastor, x207 Fr. Thomas Vandenberg, Pastor Emeritus Deacons: Del Hoover Juan Lezcano, OFS Pastoral Assistants: Adult Faith John Simpson x 209 Children's Faith James Nguyen x208 Office Staff: Business Admin Tracey Rockwell x 204 Bookkeeper/ Communications Diana Carasa x206 Facilities: Marty Krause x214 John Rachulap Jose Vaqureo December 09, 2018 Page 1 Youth Ministry Brita Jaingue x210 Vanessa Tompkins x218 Lay Ministry Katie Goodson x205 Admin. Asst. Kim Bowman x202 Shirley Hemmer x203 Receptionist Shirley Hemmer x201 Jennifer Tankiewicz x201 Parish School: Wanda Stewart Principal x236 Our Lady of Guadalupe During December an icon with our Lady of Guadalupe is in the main church. The rest of the year there is a shrine area in the narthex. The feast in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe goes back to the 16th century. Chronicles of that period tell us the story. A poor Indian named Cuauhtlatohuac was baptized and given the name Juan Diego. He was a 57-yearold widower, and lived in a small village near Mexico City. On Saturday morning December 9, 1531, he was on his way to a nearby barrio to attend Mass in honor of Our Lady. Juan was walking by a hill called Tepeyac when he heard beautiful music like the warbling of birds. A radiant cloud appeared, and within it stood an Indian maiden dressed like an Aztec princess. The lady spoke to him in his own language and sent him to the bishop of Mexico, a Franciscan named Juan de Zumarraga. The bishop was to build a chapel in the place where the lady appeared. Eventually the bishop told Juan to have the lady give him a sign. About this same time Juan s uncle became seriously ill. This led poor Juan to try to avoid the lady. Nevertheless the lady found Juan, assured him that his uncle would recover, and provided roses for Juan to carry to the bishop in his cape or tilma. On December 12, when Juan Diego opened his tilma in the bishop s presence, the roses fell to the ground, and the bishop sank to his knees. On the tilma where the roses had been appeared an image of Mary exactly as she had appeared at the hill of Tepeyac. Mary s appearance to Juan Diego as one of his people is a powerful reminder that Mary and the God who sent her accept all peoples. In the context of the sometimes rude and cruel treatment of the Indians by the Spaniards, the apparition was a rebuke to the Spaniards and an event of vast significance for the indigenous population. While a number of them had converted before this incident, they now came in droves. According to a contemporary chronicler, nine million Indians became Catholic in a very short time. In these days when we hear so much about God s preferential option for the poor, Our Lady of Guadalupe cries out to us that God s love for and identification with the poor is an age-old truth that stems from the Gospel itself. From Franciscan Media M E S S A G E F R O M Y O U R P A S T O R

3 Notice of Unauthorized Ministry The Archdiocese has received reports from some of our parishes that an archbishop and priest of the Missionaries of the Divine Mercy of the Old Catholic Church are in the greater Seattle area and plan to celebrate Masses and possibly confer sacraments. Archbishop Fermin Rosas Garcia, from California, and Fr. Antonio (Tony) Mota, from Mexico, are clergy with the Old Catholic Church, which is not in communion with the Roman Catholic Church and not affiliated in any way with the Archdiocese of Seattle. Any Masses or sacraments they attempt to celebrate are not authorized or approved by the Archdiocese of Seattle. Archbishop Sartain urges all Roman Catholics not to participate in the activities of the Old Catholic Church but to seek spiritual nourishment from the celebration of the sacraments in their parishes. Mass Times Sunday 5:00 pm Vigil (Sat) 9:00 am 11:00 am 5:00 pm (LifeTeen) Weekday in the Holy Family Chapel Mon and Fri 9:00 am Tues and Thurs 6:00 pm Weds 12:10 pm First Sat of the month 9:00 am with anointing of the sick Reconciliation Tues 6:45 pm Fri 2:30 pm First Sat of the month 10:00 am or by appointment CHILDCARE IN THE PARISH NURSERY Sunday during 9:00 am, 11:00 am & 5:00 pm Masses for children newborn to Pre-K How can I give to the Called to Serve as Christ campaign? Selecting the best gift plan depends on one's personal financial situation and goals. Gifts made by cash, check, credit card or Electronic Fund Withdrawal (EFT) are the most common and will allow the Archdiocese to address its immediate needs. Checks should be made payable to the Called to Serve as Christ campaign. Gift intentions are made in good faith, but are not legally binding. Archbishop Sartain is encouraging all donors to consider stretching your gift over a three-year period to maximize the total amount of your support. Your commitment can be fulfilled through monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual installments. If you wish, you can give to the campaign gifts of stock, real estate, life insurance and other planned gift opportunities. As tax laws are always changing and everyone s situation is unique, donors are encouraged to consult with financial advisors to determine which method of contributing is most beneficial to them. The archdiocesan Stewardship and Development Office can assist you with making the necessary arrangements for such gifts. Contact campaign@seattlearch.org or In celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe our Multi-Cultural commission will be serving Mexican pastries and drinks in the Parish Social Hall after the 9am and 11am masses this weekend. Join us for food, fellowship and fun. December 09, 2018 Page 2

4 Liturgy & Prayer For Individual and Family Reflection Next Week's Reading December 16, 2018 First Reading: ZEP 3:14-18A Second Reading: PHIL 4:4-7 Gospel: LK 3:10-18 Catholic Bible is available at Let us Pray for... the sick in our Community: Artemio Gavino, Wilma Caoagdan and Rose Redaja those in our Community who have died: Leuea Loto and Katie Overmars PARISH Christmas Flowers In addition to donating through the Christmas Flowers envelope in your monthly packet, parishioners may donate a potted poinsettia in memory of loved ones. Please deliver your poinsettia to the South Narthex by Monday morning, December 24 th. A note from your Pastoral Assistant for Administration Prayer Requests Have a prayer request you would like the parish staff to pray for? Visit our parish website at and click on the Can We Pray for You button. To add a name of a sick person to the Prayers of the Faithful at Mass, please call the parish office ( ). The request must be made by an immediate relative or the sick person themselves. To request a Mass intention at a weekday Mass call the parish office. Thank you to all who turned in a pledge form during our commitment weekend for the Called to Serve as Christ campaign. We are hoping to wrap up our participation by the end of the year. There is still time to turn in your pledge form. There are blank forms in the pews, and also in the parish office. I have always loved this passage from Isaiah: But a shoot shall sprout from the stump * of Jesse, and from his roots a bud shall blossom. The spirit of the LORD shall rest upon him: a spirit of wisdom and of understanding, A spirit of counsel and of strength, a spirit of knowledge and of fear of the LORD. David s mighty kingdom had been cut down by the Babylonians, and nothing remained but a stump. But from this God brings forth a tiny life that will bring forth the salvation of all humankind. We all experience those times in our lives when the bottom falls out, when things or people are taken from us, when we feel that all is lost. This reminds us that God makes all things new, that life comes from Him, and we are never lost when we have Him in sight. -Tracey Rockwell December 09, 2018 Page 3

5 NEWS SIMBANG GABI Filipino Advent Mass 5 pm, Sat, Dec. 22 WE NEED MORE SINGERS!!! Join our joyful choir! Practices are Sundays from 6:30 to 8:30 pm in the Church ( Dec. 9 and Dec. 16th) Walk ins welcome! Questions? Contact Joe at jbernal_98133@yahoo.com. Have a role in the liturgy! Be a reader, bring up the gifts for offertory, welcome and usher people, etc. Please contact Bei Bernal at jbernal_98133@yahoo.com if interested. Donate delicious Filipino food! A Filipino gathering won t be complete without a feast. Please contact Rolan and Lulu Gueco at rdgueco@yahoo.com to help by cooking or donating money to procure food. Come and celebrate with us! Too busy? No problem. We just want to see you and gather with us as we await Christmas. STEWARDSHIP Sunday December 02, 2018 $28, Weekly amount needed for balanced budget $26, Amount Collected last week ($ 2,011.00) Shortfall St. Vincent de Paul Bill of the Week: $ Clean and sanitize the ice machine in the Parish Social Hall Week at a Glance 12/09 Second Sunday of Advent Masses 9:00 & 11:00* am and 5:00 pm LifeTeen RCIA Dismissals take place during the 11am Mass 11:00 am RCIC W/C Livingroom 11:00 am Sunday School School Classrooms 6:15 pm LifeTeen S. Narthex *incense may be used at this Mass 12/10 Monday of the Second Week of Advent 9:00 am Mass Chapel 9:45 am Legion of Mary W/C Diningroom 12/11 Tuesday of the Second Week of Advent 9:30 am M&O Core Team W/C Livingroom 6:00 pm Mass Chapel 6:45 pm Reconciliation 12/12 Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe 9:00 am Mass Church with the school children 12:10 pm Mass Chapel 6:30 pm Edge Social Hall 6:30 pm Grapevine Gym 7:00 pm 9am Choir Practice Church 7:00 pm RCIA W/C Livingroom 12/13 Thursday of the Second Week of Advent 9:30 am Mothers and Others W/C Livingroom 6:00 pm Mass Chapel 6:00 pm Children s Choir Church 12/14 Friday of the Second Week of Advent 9:00 am Mass Church 2:30 pm Reconciliation 6:00 pm Vigil for Bud Moehrly Chapel 12/15 Saturday of the Second Week of Advent 10:30 am Mass Gethsemane Cemetery 11:00 am Funeral Mass for Bob Moehrly Church 5:00 pm Vigil Mass Church 6:00 pm Congolese Choir W/C Livingroom 6:15 pm Parol Making S. Narthex 6:30 pm Pacific Islander Choir Church 12/16 Third Sunday of Advent Masses 9:00 & 11:00* am and 5:00 pm LifeTeen RCIA Dismissals take place during the 11am Mass 11:00 am RCIC W/C Livingroom 12:30 pm Christmas Baskets Parish Hall 6:15 pm LifeTeen Off Campus 6:30 pm Filipino Choir Church *incense may be used at this Mass In God we trust! December 09, 2018 Page 4

6 Children s Ministry Sunday School (Pre-K & K) Sundays during the 11 am mass Grapevine (Religious Education Grades 1-5) Weds. evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 pm beginning in the gym First Reconciliation & First Communion (Sacramental Prep for Grades 2-12) Sundays at 10:30 am in the school classrooms, W/C Room A for parents RCIA for Children Sundays in the W/C Living Room Vacation Bible School (VBS) June 24-28, 2019 James Nguyen Director of Children s Ministry (253) Ext. 208 jnguyen@stvincentparish.org Sunday School will be on Christmas break starting next Sunday, December 16. Classes resume January 6. This Wednesday, December 12th will be the last Grapevine class before the Christmas break! Grapevine will resume on January 9! Sacramental Prep is on break! First Communion preparation will resume with a retreat on Feb. 2nd. Have a blessed Advent season, Christmas and New Year s! 100% of you were once a kid. Fun Fact: Only 6% probability of adult become Christians over the age of 18. Evangelize them at the 94%! Ready to join us? Volunteer in Children s Ministry! Adult Ministry Infant Baptism Are you expecting or do you have a new infant? Contact John Simpson at jsimpson@stvincentparish.org for more information about getting your Infant Baptized. Mark your calendars! Fr. Tom Vandenberg will address The Surprising Sacrament of Marriage three Wednesday evenings beginning January 9 th. What difference does the sacrament of marriage make? What makes it so valuable that the health of the Church depends on it? John Simpson: Pastoral Assistant for Adult Faith ext. 209 jsimpson@stvincentparish.org Coming attractions! Start the New Year off right, and in January study St. Paul s letter to the Galatians. This New Testament letter is Paul s response for every age to those who would try to tamper with the essential message of the Gospel. December 09, 2018 Page 5

7 Give the Gift of Tuition Would you consider giving a parish child the gift of school tuition for a month or a year? Gifts of Tuition may be sent to the school or parish office or made online through the school website. Giving to St. Vincent s, Annual Fund. You can also check out our Adopt-a-Child Program on our school website! Giving to St. Vincent s, Principals Tuition Assistance. Buy your holiday gifts with gift cards from the school! Next Sale Date: December 16, 2018 How does this school fundraiser work? You buy a gift card from the school for a store, company, or restaurant. You get dollar for dollar value for the card, and the company gives the school a percentage of the purchase price of the card. Easy! Thanks for supporting our parish school! Would you like for your children to attend our parish school? It can be affordable for your family! Please consider applying for a Fulcrum Foundation Grant. The Fulcrum Foundation offers grants to families attending Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Seattle. The window for applying for Fulcrum Grants is open until December 15, Go to Fulcrum Foundation, Click on Grants and Programs, then Tuition Assistance. We would love to have your children at St. Vincent de Paul Parish School. If you have any questions, please give me a call. Mrs. Stewart St. Vincent de Paul Parish School Our Catholic Faith The primary reason for our Parish school is to promote our Catholic faith and traditions. The values that Jesus taught are modeled and expected at St. Vincent s. Within this faith-filled environment, we offer an excellent traditional education program promoting a strong academic curriculum for students from preschool through eighth grade hands-on science opportunities for students in grades prek-6, outdoor school for 6th graders, and lab experiences for junior high students technology to enhance classroom instruction and learning and for on-line learning for students in all grades the arts through our vocal prek-8 music program, select junior high choir, band program, drama troupe, art docent program, and after school art classes Visit our parish school today! Mrs. Wanda Stewart Principal December 09, 2018 Page 6

8 Youth Ministry Leading Teens Closer to Christ GRADES 6-8 Wednesdays in the parish hall from 6:30-8pm This Week: Life in the Fire Part 4 of 4 Next Week: No Edge For more information, please contact our Assistant Youth Minister, Vanessa Tompkins. GRADES 9-12 Sundays in the S. Narthex from 6:15-8pm THIS WEEK: Give Part 4 of 4 in our Sacraments series. This night will focus on the Sacraments of Matrimony & Holy Orders. NEXT WEEK: Share the Joy Come join us as we gather with other area high schoolers at Holy Spirit Parish in Kent. We ll meet at St. Vincents at 3pm to carpool and return by 8:30pm. This event includes a spaghetti dinner & Mass. Permission slips are required & a $5 donation is suggested. Space is limited. For more information, please contact our Youth Minister, Brita Jaingue. Brita Jaingue, Youth Minister bjaingue@stvincentparish.org , ext. 210 Vanessa Tompkins, Asst. Youth Minister vtompkins@stvincentparish.org , ext. 218 Registration is now open: Check your for info specific to our group! Tis the Season of Giving! I know many youth have been thankful for the opportunity to attend the Archdiocesan Catholic Youth Convention, and many have only been able to attend due to the generosity of others covering the $75 registration fee. Would you consider sponsoring a youth to attend this year s Convention? Donations of any amount would be incredibly helpful to offset the overall weekend costs for the youth and their families. If you feel called to support the youth with the gift of a scholarship, you may drop off a check with CYC scholarship written on the memo line at the info desk, parish office, or the black box on the wall outside of the parish office. For your convenience, the parish office can also take debit/credit cards. Our 2nd high school big event SHARE THE JOY Hosted by Holy Spirit Parish in Kent With Special Guest Fr. Kyle Mangloña Sunday, December 16th from 3:30-8:00pm > Turn in permission slips TONIGHT at LifeTeen >Includes Mass & Spaghetti Dinner >Suggested $5 Donation >Carpool from St. VdP Parking Lot CONFIRMATION Thanks be to God for an amazing retreat last weekend! This group is on fire for our faith!!! Remaining December Small Groups FIRE: Sunday, December 12:30pm,WIND: Sunday, December 10:30pm December 09, 2018 Page 7

9 Mothers and Others For all caregivers of children who would like to be enriched socially, spiritually, and engaged in service with fellow parishioners. We meet in the Willenborg Living Room every Thursday at 9:30.am Nursery is available. December 13 ~ Christmas brunch with ornament Exchange December 20 ~ Christmas project wrap up December 27 ~ Christmas break - no meeting Love begins at home, and it is not how much we do but how much love we put in that action. Mother Teresa Advent Corner This advent the boys and I are going to read a chapter from the book of Luke every day. That way when Christmas comes we will have read the entire book of Luke. Hopefully this will help us better celebrate our the birth of our Lord and savior Jesus. I am hopefully that reading scripture will continue for us even after Advent. Would you like to join us in reading scripture but think it is to late. Well it isn t. The book of Mark is only 16 chapters. If you start today it should end on Christmas. ( I am not making any promises though. My math in not that great.) Don t forget to pray for your advent prayer partner. Busted Halo s December 4, Micro Challenge If you are struggling with a dark moment today or any point advent, look for the light. Light a candle, look at the lights on the tree or stop by the Church for a quiet moment of prayer. Welcome New Members Venture Family Draculan Family Escheverria Family Lay Ministry Are you looking for a behind the scenes ministry to help with? Do you enjoy doing laundry? Would you like to help make our Sunday liturgy beautiful? Then it is your lucky day. We are looking for a few people to help launder the liturgical linens. Don t worry we will train you in this. (It is very simple) You will wash the linens four or five times a year. If you are interested please let Katie know in the office or at the information desk. The Vincentians had a great time at Fantasy Lights. Be sure to join us January 8th for White Elephant Bingo and pizza. Katie Goodson, Lay Minister kgoodson@stvincentparish.org , ext. 205 December 09, 2018 Page 8

10 OTHER NEWS Giving Tree is here! This is the last week for our Giving Tree! Help make the holidays happier for a local child in need by taking a dove from the tree and purchasing a gift for a younger child or a gift card for a teenager (age 11+). Consider buying gift cards from our parish school. (No clothing, please, except for scarves, gloves and hats.) Please return items under the tree or to the parish office by 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13. Thanks for your generosity! Mark your calendar! Come to the parish social hall at 12:15 p.m. next Sunday, Dec. 16, to help make Christmas food baskets and deliver food and gifts from the Giving Tree to needy families in Federal Way. It s a great family activity and a special way to share the true spirit of Christmas. PAROL MAKING PARTY Sat. Dec. 15th 6:15 to 8 pm s narthex All families welcome! Make your own parol to bring home and use at the simbang gabi. bring some cookies to share. We will provide hot cocoa and apple cider and some Christmas music! For questions, please contact Roxanne Moynihan at roxanne@moynihan.ws Parish Blood Drive When: Thursday, December 20th Time: 1pm 7pm Where: Parish Hall Contact Ann Blevens at to sign up. At the November Pastoral Council meeting, Finance Council members discussed issues with parish stewardship giving. Though giving has remained relatively flat, fewer parishioners in total are giving, while those that do give are giving more. As our parish is growing, this is unsustainable. Possible causes and ways to address these issues were discussed. The Council discussed ways to ensure that the parish Mission, Vision, and Values are incorporated into the goals and work of parish staff and commissions. The Called to Serve as Christ Campaign was discussed. December 1 and 2 will be our parish s Commitment Weekend for pledges. Our current average pledge is $22 per week per family. Basic Needs: Small Garbage Bags Toilet Paper (Urgent) Kleenex Paper Towels (Urgent) Laundry Detergent (Urgent) Bleach Disinfectant Wipes Dishwasher Detergent Disinfectant Spray Shower Cleaner Toilet Bowl Cleaner Floor Cleaner Multi-purpose cleaner Small trash liners Hand Sanitizer Miscellaneous Needs: Stamps Denture Care Items Razors Q-Tips Women s Underwear (M-XL) First Aid: Rubbing alcohol, antibiotic ointment Cold Medicine USB s Aluminum Foil AAA Batteries Large Blankets Winter Coat 3XL/4XL (Urgent)* Food: Cheese/Lunch Meat/Bread Coffee & Coffee filters Sugar (Urgent) & Creamer REQUEST OF THE MONTH: Movie Passes and Gift Cards to Starbucks (to be handed out in cases of extreme weather) URGENT NEED: Dirt Devil Easy Lite (Model #SD40010) Vacuum Bags You can drop your donations off directly at the shelter located at 1419 SW 150 th Burien, WA in Lake Burien Presbyterian Church. Your volunteer coordinator also may be collecting directly at your church. SHOP on AMAZON and have it delivered to Hospitality House! Here is the LINK to the WISHLIST: December 09, 2018 Page 9

11 OUR SISTER COMMUNITY ST. THERESA Vigil Mass for the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary will be held on Friday, Dec. 7th at 7PM Simbang Gabi, Filipino Advent Mass will be held on Saturday, Dec 16th at 4pm One Catholic presence in Federal Way & NE Tacoma: two parish communities. Other Information Gethsemane Catholic Cemetery Counseling services in partnership with the parish Caren Osborn, MA, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist John Baumann, M.Div, Licensed Mental Health Counselor Caren ext John ext. 385 Curran Law Firm Advertiser of the Week: Want to advertise on this bulletin? Call: Michelle Jacobs (253) Washington CatholicMatch.com/meetWA ch095

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