My sheep hear my voice; I know them and they follow me!

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1 Sunday, 17 April 2016 * Fourth Sunday of Easter *.stosephparish.org My sheep hear my voice; I kno m and y follo me!

2 Fourth Sunday of Easter April 17, 2016 Reflection Next Week: Denise Cassidy Readings for April 24, 2016 First Reading: Acts 14:21-27 Second Reading: Revelation 21:1-5A Gospel: John 13:31-33A, Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday - 5 pm Sunday - 9:00 am, 11:00 am & 5:30 pm Weekday Mass Schedule Monday - Friday, 7 am, Parish Center Reconciliation Saturday - 3:30-4:15 pm in Church or by appointment Parish Center th Ave E, Seattle, WA Monday-Friday - 8 am - 4:30 pm Saturday - 9 am - 1 pm.stosephparish.org Parish Receptionist (206) Pastor Rev. John D. Whitney, S.J. x107 hitney@stosephparish.org Additional Priests Rev. Jim Harbaugh, S.J. x103 harbaugh@nesuits.org Rev. Bob Grimm, S.J. Deacon/Pastoral Associate Steve Wodzanoski x106 steve@stosephparish.org Pastoral Staff: Dottie Fareell, Dir. Religious Ed. x112 dfareell@stosephparish.org Rebecca Frisino, Business Mgr x108 rebeccaf@stosephparish.org Tina O Brien, Steardship x114 tinao@stosephparish.org Jack Hilovsky, Communications Mgr x113 ackh@stosephparish.org Renée Leet, Admin Assistant x100 rleet@stosephparish.org Bob McCaffery-Lent, Liturgy & Music x109 rmclent@stosephparish.org Caprice Sauter, Administration x102 caprices@stosephparish.org Yuri Kondratyuk, Facilities x110 St. Joseph School Main Office Patrick Fennessy, Principal Mary Helen Bever, Middle School Dir Lillian Zadra, Primary School Dir x210 x218 x215 x219 Faith and Justice 40 Years On The mission of Society of Jesus today is service of faith, of hich promotion of ustice is an absolute requirement. In one form or anor, this has alays been mission of Society; but it gains ne meaning and urgency in light of needs and aspirations of men and omen of our time, and it is in that light that e examine it ane. -Decree 4, Documents of 32nd General Congregation of Society of Jesus- A little over 40 years ago, in ake of Second Vatican Council, Society of Jesus gared to rene its mission, to discern its future in a Church alive ith ne movements and ne energy. Though representatives of Society had gared ust a fe years earlier to elect a ne Superior General, Fr. Pedro Arrupe, this meeting as to be different and virtually unprecedented: called not for election of a General but to set a direction for Society as a hole, in light of Council s call to reneal. In attendance ere Provincials and delegates from around orld including a young Provincial from Argentina named Jorge Bergoglio and, though most ere of European descent (India and Africa ere almost completely represented by missionary leaders), re as a sense in entire assembly that Society as being reborn. Having suffered under Suppression, Society had remained a cautious body since time of Restoration in early 19th century; and though it had done much good, it as only ith Vatican II that it began to return to its original charism through reneed study of Spiritual Exercises and ritings of Ignatius. At this moment, it seemed right to reformulate Jesuit mission, to reassert charism of Ignatius in light of signs of times. In early March, 1975, Congregation approved, overhelmingly, Decree 4: Our Mission Today: The Service of Faith and Promotion of Justice. It as to become a atershed document, hich divided Society as it had been for 100 years from Society that ould develop in years to come. In ake of Decree 4, scores of Jesuits have been killed, and many orks once held by Society have been transformed to lay leadership, as Jesuits took up missions among those struggling for ustice. From Decree 4, one finds a straight line to murders of Jesuits in El Salvador and establishment of Jesuit Refugee Service, a natural progression to Jesuit Volunteer Corps and to greater integration of lay and Jesuit partnerships in ork of Church. Decree 4 has become deeply engrained in life of Society of Jesus today; so much so that fe could imagine a Jesuit parish or school here people ere not called to advocacy and service, to engagement ith poor and to immersion in struggles of orld. Even in ords and actions of Jesuit Pope ho calls young to make noise and all people to create a Church that brings mercy to poor, healing to earth, elcome to refugee and migrant one feels ripples of Decree 4 and Spirit ho brought it forth. In 41 years since Decree 4, Society of Jesus, in compan-

3 ionship ith its many constitutive ministries, has learned much about promoting faith through service of ustice. For one thing, e have come to see that, hile all ministries must share this mission, not all ill share it in same ay. Thus, today, Society often speaks about process of social engagement in orks of Society as consisting of five related but distinct steps, for hich different sectors and ministries may be more or less naturally attuned: Accompaniment, Service, Research, Aareness Raising, and Advocacy. Accompaniment, being on ground ith real people in oys and struggles of ir lives, is grounding for all our ministries, since ithout it ministry becomes simply an idea, a concept. Coming not as dilettantes nor colonizers, e must alk ith people of God, as Jesus did, and from m allo our service to emerge. Likeise, from our direct service, e must n ask deeper questions of structures and causes. This is notion of research, hich emerges from real problems and seeks more global solutions. Though a parish, such as St. Joseph, may be better suited to accompaniment and service, e must not forget this element of research, nor leave it ust to universities and colleges. We need to ask hard questions that confront structures of our society. Likeise, moving on from research, e as a Jesuit parish must encourage and engage in dialogue that broadens aareness. Asking hard questions, e must also seek complex ansers, hich may lead us to change and challenge a culture in hich e often find comfort. Finally, in company ith or organizations e.g., universities, Jesuit Conference, lay or Church social service organizations, etc. e must also be ready to advocate for change, illing to ork to create transformative and transformed structures better suited to ustice and mercy e proclaim in our liturgy. Through all se steps, ork of Decree 4 becomes activated, and mission of Society of Jesus becomes real. Last eek, in Dominican Republic, lay and Jesuit partners from across Central America, from Caribbean, and from North America (both United States and Canada), as ell as visitors from Colombia and Rome, celebrated anniversary of Decree 4 by continuing ork to hich it calls Society. Looking at various situations and challenges in our region e.g. effects of mining and or extractive industries on communities and on environment; groing disparity of ealth and its political effects; violence of organized crime among poor of Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico; etc. e sought to discern Spirit s call to all of us, as omen and men ignited by Spirit and committed to Ignatian charism. There as no sense among us that se ere secular matters, inappropriate to a garing of religious people and institutions. Rar, e sa in all se issues face of God ho aligns ith disenfranchised and forgotten; e heard summons of Resurrected Christ, ho embraces poor and proclaims coming of a kingdom of ustice; and e felt living Spirit, ho dells not in heaven alone but in depth of every human heart and every institution. Decree 4, so deeply planted ithin Society of Jesus, articulates in a ne ay hat as already present in proclamation of gospel; thus, in living this decree, e merely live message of Christ, translated for our on times. In coming eeks and months, I hope to invite entire community of St. Joseph including our partner ministries to reflect more fully on some of issues discussed at meeting in Dominican Republic. As part of a global community, oven toger through ministry of Society of Jesus, I hope e can revie our on ministries and find, increasingly, points of contact and collaboration ith our sisters and brors across hemisphere. While some of this already occurs e.g., in our advocacy for people of Arcatao as y face environmental and social assault from Canadian gold-mining interests I kno that re is more e can learn from one anor, and more ays e can gro to be hat e claim e are: Jesuit Parish in Seattle; i.e., companions in service of faith of hich promotion of ustice is an absolute requirement. Please note: As some of you may have heard re have been a series of break-ins and fts at local parishes. The focus seems to be on safes and trying to access Sunday collections. I anted to let you kno that e take every precaution to minimize risk for ft. We regularly monitor our safe to make sure that it is in proper orking order and limit time beteen collection and deposit so money is not onsite for any extended period of time. If you should see something or someone that is suspicious, please let us kno. Should you see a ft occurring, do not approach, notify local police right aay. The safety of our parishioners, visitors and guests is of utmost importance. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me. I can be reached via at rebeccaf@stosephparish.org or via phone (206) , ext. 108.

4 Fourth Sunday of Easter Prelude (5 & 11) Instrumental (9) Jublilate, Servite Reoice in God, all earth. Serve Lord ith gladness. & # # 4. 9 & # # Ju-bi-la-te De-o. Om-nister - ra. Ser-vi-te, do-mi-no in lae-ti - ti - Al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia in lae-ti - ti - a. Al-le-lu-ia, al-le-lu-ia in lae-ti-ti - a. a. Taize Entrance Songs & bb 8 6 Gloria/Sprinkling (5:30) & b 8 6. Easter Alleluia. Al - le - lu - ia, Al - le - lu - ia, Al - le - lu - ia! (5:30) Jubilate, Servite (see Prelude above). First Reading Acts 13:14, Paul and Barnabas continued on from Perga and reached Antioch in Pisidia. On sabbath y entered synagogue and took ir seats. Many Jes and orshipers ho ere converts to Judaism folloed Paul and Barnabas, ho spoke to m and urged m to remain faithful to grace of God. On folloing sabbath almost hole city gared to hear ord of Lord. When Jes sa crods, y ere filled ith ealousy and ith violent abuse contradicted hat Paul said. Both Paul and Barnabas spoke out boldly and said, It as necessary that ord of God be spoken to you first, but since you reect it and condemn yourselves as unorthy of eternal life, e no turn to Gentiles. For so Lord has commanded us, I have made you a light to Gentiles, that you may be an instrument of salvation to ends of earth.. Glo - ri - a, glo - ri - a, in ex - cel - sis De - o! & b.. Taize Storrington The Gentiles ere delighted hen y heard this and glorified ord of Lord. All ho ere destined for eternal life came to believe, and ord of Lord continued to spread through hole region. The Jes, hoever, incited omen of prominence ho ere orshipers and leading men of city, stirred up a persecution against Paul and Barnabas, and expelled m from ir territory. So y shook dust from ir feet in protest against m, and ent to Iconium. The disciples ere filled ith oy and Holy Spirit..... Glo - ri - a, glo - ri - a, al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia!

5 Responsorial Psalm Psalm 100 Murray/Gelineau & bb 4 3 Al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - ia. (5:30) Psalm 100 Haas & # # 4 3. We are God's. peo - ple,. flock of. Lord. Second Reading Revelation 7:9, 14B-17 I, John, had a vision of a great multitude, hich no one could count, from every nation, race, people, and tongue.they stood before throne and before Lamb, earing hite robes and holding palm branches in ir hands. Then one of elders said to me, These are ones ho have survived time of great distress; y have ashed ir robes and made m hite in blood of Lamb. For this reason y stand before God s throne and orship him day and night in his temple. The one ho sits on throne ill shelter m. They ill not hunger or thirst anymore, nor ill sun or any heat strike m. For Lamb ho is in center of throne ill shepherd m and lead m to springs of life-giving ater, and God ill ipe aay every tear from ir eyes. Gospel Acclamation & # # 4 2. Al J Festival Alleluia - le - lu - ia, Al - le - lu - ia. Al - le - lu - ia, Al - le - lu - (5:30) Easter Alleluia & bb Al - le - lu - ia, Al - le - lu - ia, Al - le - lu - ia! ia. Mozart/Trapp Gospel John 10:27-30 Jesus said: My sheep hear my voice; I kno m, and y follo me. I give m eternal life, and y shall never perish. No one can take m out of my hand. My Far, ho has given m to me, is greater than all, and no one can take m out of Far s hand. The Far and I are one. Reflection Terry Earls

6 Baptismal Acclamation You Have Put on Christ Hughes & b 4 2 ä J Prayers of Faithful Lector: Lord, In your mercy... Offertory Songs You have put on & b Christ, in Flo River Flo him you have been bap Al - le - lu - - ia, al - le lu - & # # 4 Refrain Œ & # # Œ Flo riv -er poured out for & # # Verses Œ & # # & # # & # # Œ heart, flo give You The Who - flo, free; ill be blind shall ev - er for ill 1. in 2. splen - 3. in I lame nev - a in - to is an you dor, you ill shall er. heart dry ev - to. Œ mine see, drinks ash leap thirst ä J flo o - ver Œ O liv-ing you for a - and clean. oy. gain. of flesh and and bar - ren er - flo - ing. tized. Assembly Response: Hear our prayer. me. a-ter,. I mute a - Œ O liv-ing Œ flo o-ver ill shall ter. feel - ing, des - ert, riv - er, for your heart glo - ry fill give e - ter - of nal be find I your a ill me. ia. God, voice, give - a - ter, Œ stone. land. life. And a ne Riv - ers ill The drink I I ill place ith - flo - ers bloom in ell - ing up ith - to Refrain Hurd (9) Alleluia Round Boyce/Proulx

7 Holy, Holy, Holy & b 8 6 Mystery of Faith Storrington Mass. Storrington Mass Ho - ly, Ho - ly, Ho -. & b. J Lord God of & b 8 6 J ä hosts. Heav -en and earth are.. ly full of your glo-ry. Ho - san - na in high - est. Bless-ed is he ho & b. & b comes in. ä J name of. Lord. ä san - na, ho - san - na in high - & b 8 6 & b. Cross and Res - ur - rec - tion Ho Save us, Sav-ior of. ä - san-na, ho -.. est.. orld, for by your you have set us. free. Haugen Haugen Lamb of God Cantor: & b 4 Î. Lamb of God, Storrington Mass Assembly: you & b To repeat. mer-cy on us. & b take a -ay sins of take a - ay sins of orld, î.last time Cantor: orld, Î. grant us peace, Lamb of God, grant Î have Assembly: you us peace. All Are Invited To Come Forard During communion, e invite all to come forard. If you do not ordinarily receive Eucharist, or choose not to, come for a blessing, indicating your desire by putting your hand on your heart. If you have a gluten allergy, & need of a gluten free host, please come to Presider & indicate this.

8 Communion Songs You Are Mine, #649 Haas & bb 4 4. Do not be a-fraid I am ith you. & bb name. Come and fol - lo me, & bb love you and you are I I have called you each by. ill bring you mine. home; I & # c & # all, One & # Œ And & # Œ. & # Ó & # Ó e are J. bread, One Bread, One Body one Œ. one cup. e, J one though.. bod-y, J of.. bless - ing hich e.. one Lord man- y, through - out bod - y in this one 1. Gen - tile or Je, ser - vant 2. Man - y gifts, man - y 3. Grain for fields, scat-tered J om - an one in gath -ered or to man Lord one. Ó J no of for Lord. more. all. all. or and bless. earth, free, orks, gron,. of Fine D.C. al Fine Œ Foley All GIA Publications reprinted under OneLicense.net # A All OCP Publications reprinted ith permission under LicenSing.net # All WLP Publications reprinted ith permission under license # Texts for Eucharistic Acclamations are excerpts from English translation of Roman Missal copyright 2010 by ICEL. Storrington Mass music by Marty Haugen 2010 GIA Publications, Inc. estive Alleluia music by W.A. Mozart, arranged by Lynn Trapp 1999 Morningstar Music Publishers of St. Louis. Administered by WLP Publications Inc. Gloria III ords and music by Jacques Berthier and Taize 1983 Les Presses De Taize administered by by GIA Publications. Inc. Psalm 100 music by Gregory Murray, OSB, 1963 The Grail, GIA Publicaitons, Inc. Agent, ords Jubilate Deo psalm 100, The Revised Grail Psalms 2010, Conception Abbey and The Grail, admin by GIA Publications, Inc, agent. Flo River Flo ords and music by Bob Hurd 1986 OCP Publications, Inc. You Are Mine ords and music by David Haas 1986 GIA Publications Inc. One Bread, One Body ords and music by John B. Foley SJ 1983 Ne Dan Music, administered by OCP Publications. This Is Day music and ords by Marty Haugen 1983 by GIA Publications. Inc. You Have Put On Christ ords and music by Hoard Hughes 1981 by GIA Publications. Inc. Psalm 100 We Are God s People ords and music by David Haas 1986 by GIA Publications, Inc. Easter Alleluia in public domain.

9 Communion Prayer Recessional & # # # # & # # # # 11 & # # # # This is This Week At St. Joseph Sunday 9:00 AM Mass - Childcare Available 10:00 AM Coffee & Donuts - Join us! 11:00 AM Mass 5:30 PM Mass Monday 7:00 AM Daily Mass 7:00 AM Yoga - Body in Prayer 7:00 PM Sacred Silence 7:00 PM Rosary Prayer Goup 7:00 PM St. Vincent de Paul Meeting Tuesday 7:00 AM Daily Mass 7:00 PM RCIA oice and be Lord has Celebrate Mercy Lord Jesus Christ, you have taught us to be merciful, as heavenly Far is merciful. Help us to celebrate your mercy: by loving orld as you love, by alking ay of your cross, by living as omen and men bound for resurrection. May love you revealed in emptiness of cross, bring us fullness of hope. May mercy you offer in your body and blood, nourish us in mercy for ors. May glory of God you receive in onder of Resurrection, bring us all to communion ith you ho live and reign ith Far, in unity of Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever. Amen. This Is The Day day that glad and be glad! Lord has made. This is made, Al - le - lu - ia, al - le - lu - Wednesday 7:00 AM Daily Mass 7:00 AM Yoga - Body in Prayer 6:00 PM Pathfinders Youth Group 7:00 PM The VOICE Youth Group Thursday 7:00 AM Daily Mass 7:00 PM Tent City Hosting Meeting Friday 7:00 AM Daily Mass. Let us re - day that Saturday 3:30 PM Weekly Reconciliation 5:00 PM Vigil Mass 6:00 PM We Are St. Joseph Dinner ia! Haugen

10 Parish Life Seniors On The Go Wednesday, April 20th - Ne support group for Seniors begins from noon and ill continue every third Wednesday of each month. Meets in Arrupe room. Please call Eleanor McCall at or Frances Chikahisa at <franceschikahisa@me.com> for furr information. We ill provide tea, coffee and snacks. Thursday, May 5th - Trip to Bloedel Reserve/Bainbridge Island. Friday, May 13th - Healing Mass at 11:30 folloed by luncheon at Parish Center. This is SECOND Friday. Thursday, May 19th - 12 noon Lunch and Cabaret Sho ith Sigrid Endresen and accompanist Will Gerhardt. Sunday, May 22nd - Lunch and Seminar on Aging after 11am Mass. Faith Formation Women s Home Mass & Potluck Women of all ages are invited Friday, April 29, to a Home Mass and Potluck! Fr John Whitney ill preside. This casual celebration ill be held at Capitol Hill home of Denise and Barney Cassidy at 1620 E Prospect Street (street parking available, or feel free to park at St. Joseph and alk 2 blocks to house). Come celebrate spring and personally invite your friends to share in this oyful event. We ill gar at 6:00 pm, ith Mass starting at 6:30 pm, and eat afterards. RSVP if you can oin us, indicating hat potluck item you can share: main dish, salad, dessert, and/or beverage. Will you bless us ith your presence? For questions, contact Denise at denise@cassidyhome.com or Connecting ith St. Joseph - WELCOME! Ne? Visiting? Interested? Are you visiting for first time? Interested in knoing more about ministries and activities at St. Joseph Parish? Please oin our eekly e-nes blast at.stosephparish.org and click on Sign up for our enesletter link in upper right corner of homepage. Thank you! Register! Are you a Catholic attending Mass at St. Joseph Parish, yet haven t officially registered? Join us! Why register? St. Joseph Church is a vibrant parish offering many avenues for ministry, connecting ith or parishioners and spiritual development. We d love to get to kno you, connect ith you, and inform you of our various activities, groups and events going on at church. Please pick up a registration form in back of church or go online to register at.stosephparish.org and click on Join Our Parish link. We look forard to connecting ith you. Thank you! Baptism Families Please oin us in praying ith families having children baptized this eekend: 5 PM Mass: Eduardo Alexander & Claudia Gonzalez, James Chesko & Amy Schaefer, Michelle Garrison, Jim & Molly Lamb, Emily & Wendy Valleos. 9 AM Mass: Sarah & Stephanie Brusig, Christopher & Lindsay Droz, Kevin & Amy MacDonald, Kyle & Lee Rolfe, Sharif & Gaby Tai. 11 AM Mass: Jeff & Winnie Brinker, Ryan Collier & Lisa LeCavalier, Christopher & Charlotte Corner, John Hrvatin & Jennings Doyle, Ernest & Jennifer Poers, Brendan & Elizabeth Wilson. CFF2 Mass Binders CFF2 hite home and mass binder is due Sunday, April 24. Completed binders may be turned in earlier to parish center; orise, re is a bookshelf by vestibule bathrooms that you may turn binders in anytime that eekend (4/23 or 4/24). First Eucharist Reception Help We are looking for reception help for First Eucharist eekend, April 30th and May 1st. We need help after 5pm mass on Saturday, April 30th, and after 9am and 11 am masses on Sunday, May 1st. This ould be a big help for children and families receiving first Eucharist this year. Please Erin Tobin at cff@stosephparish.org if you can assist.

11 Liturgy and Worship St. Joseph Community extends its prayers and hopes for folloing intentions: For Lenora recently baptized into her chosen faith. For Michele, Paula, Carine, Julia and Georgia s health. For Michael, strength and oy that comes from God s love. For Adrienne s healing. For Eugene s move. For Elizabeth and Mike as y elcome baby Victoria. For Lisa, as she galvanizes her community toards peaceful and positive change. The fruit of Holy Spirit is love, oy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. Against such things re is no la. ~Galatians 5:22-23 Tent City Coming to St. Joseph June 18-August 27 We are happy to announce our parish has approved a request from Tent City 3 to stay on our parking lot/ playground. St. Joseph has hosted Tent City tice, most recently in Visit to learn more. 31 people attended our first organizing meeting on March 31st! Our next meeting is Thursday, April 21st, from 7-9pm in Parish Social Hall. Our goal for this meeting is to identify and begin planning eekly events hile Tent City is here. Right no ideas include folloing: Ice Cream Social, Pizza & Movie Night, Summer Barbecue, Sing-a-long/ Talent Sho; Welcome Dinner, Labor/Sack Lunches on move-in & move-out day, Book Group, Art Classes, Educational Forums, Story-telling & Tours, ust to name a fe. At this point e are looking for individuals, groups, families or ministries to step forard and take responsibility for heading up one of eekly events. Starting in May e ill begin signups for volunteers. Hoever ithout leaders e can t move forard. We are also looking for resources to get food and or items donated for each event e host. Financial contributions are also elcome and very much appreciated. TENT CITY INFO NIGHTS: Open to folks ho ant to learn about hat Tent City is, hy it exists, ho it operates. Come to ask questions and share your concerns. Faith Justice Spring Concert this Weekend Seattle University Choir Presents: All Our Loves Friday & Saturday, April 29 & 30, 8pm, Church Among featured composers are Claudio, Monteverdi, Vaughan Williams, Morley, Whitacre and our on Lee Peterson. The concert offers a ide variety of musical styles from Monteverdi s madrigalian expression of grief at tomb of his beloved to Lee Peterson s azzy Mr. Toad. Eric Whitacre s Seal Lullaby rounds out concert ith its gentle expression of love for young. Tickets are available at door and range from $7 for students, $18 general, and $25 reserved. Call concert line to reserve ahead: St. Joseph parishioners ill be offered admission free of charge (mention to house manager/ticket agent), and are elcome to make a donation but not expected to do so. We hope to have representatives from Seattle Police Department and Mayor s Office oin conversation too. Parishioners & School Families Info Night ill be held on Tuesday, May 3rd, at 7pm. Neighbors & Businesses Info Night ill be held on Tuesday, June 7th, at 7pm. Both ill meet in Parish Social Hall. Questions, concerns, or interested in volunteering to host? Please contact Deacon Steve Wodzanoski at steve@stosephparish.org or call CRS Parish Ambassador Corps Opportunity St. Joseph Parish has been invited by Missions Office to participate in Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Parish Ambassador Corps. CRS Parish Ambassadors ork ithin plans and charisms of ir on parish community to increase global solidarity efforts ithin ir parish. Ambassadors ill be trained and supported by CRS regional staff and ill be asked to coordinate at least three global solidarity initiatives in parish ithin pastoral year. Our Faith Justice Commission is currently seeking volunteers ho may be interested to serve our parish and global community in this ay. A special come and see event for those interested in serving as a CRS Parish Ambassador ill be held on Saturday, April 30 at Chancery from 9:00 AM 1:00 PM. Please contact Deacon Steve at or steve@stosephparish.org if you are interested or need furr information.

12 Jubilee Women s Center Friday, April 22nd 9:00am 1:00pm th Ave E Seattle, WA Providing safe, affordable and supportive community housing and services for omen since 1983, Jubilee serves nearly 1,500 lo-income omen in community ith classes on technology, life skills and ob readiness, community referrals, an open computer lab and free clothing boutique. Work Description: Some volunteers ill be doing yard ork, some helping to clean and organize our storage section. Spring cleaning in yard--cutting grass, eeding, preparing garden beds Number of Volunteers needed: ages 21 and older. Dress comfortably and be prepared for ear. Water and snacks provided. Bringing gardening gloves and tools (brooms, troels, shovels etc.) optional but encouraged. St. Francis House Friday, April 22nd 9:30am 12:30pm th Ave We Are St. Joseph Service Day Descriptions - April 22nd & 23rd There are to ays to get involved in We Are St. Joseph Service Days: Invitation to Celebrate: Join us for dinner & karaoke Saturday evening starting at 6pm. Opportunity to Serve: We have multiple service proects to choose from. Please read belo about various organizations and good ork y do. St. Francis House is established in spirit of St. Francis of Assisi to be a presence in Seattle to serve those in need and to inspire simplicity and charity in its volunteers and those y serve. Since 1967, volunteers, staff and donors of St. Francis House have served many of se poor and needy by folloing example of St. Francis as expressed in his prayer. Today e serve hundreds of people each eek, Monday through Friday. No one is turned aay. Everything that is donated to us is given aay, free of charge, no questions asked. We are ultimate recycling center. All of food is donated some of it by area hospitals and rest by individual volunteers, school children, and families ho prepare homemade sandiches and sack lunches. Orders are n filled for those people ho need clothing, hygiene kits, bedding, household items, furniture, food or or items given by St. Francis House donors. Work Description: Spring cleaning, yard ork, gardening, pour coffee, hand out sandiches, ork in clothing room. Number of Volunteers needed: 4-8 Volunteers All Ages Welcome. Bring ork gloves. Chief Seattle Club Friday, April 22nd 10:00am 2:00pm 410 2nd Ave Ext S, Seattle To provide a sacred space to nurture, affirm and rene spirit of urban Native Peoples. Five days a eek, e offer a place here urban American Indians and Alaska Natives, many of hom are homeless and lo-income, can oin to share a common meal, speak ir on languages, access social services, and find peace, ithout fear of public censure or discrimination. Work Description: Deep cleaning of our kitchen & or areas of building. Number of Volunteers needed: 2-5 ages 18 and older. Dress for cleaning, supplies provided. Bron Bag Lunch. Peace for Streets by Kids from Streets Saturday, April 23rd 9:30am 1:30pm th Ave, Seattle, WA Ext We exist to support homeless and at-risk youth and young adults to become empoered to lead positive and self-sufficient lives. Our philosophy and practice of inclusion has alloed us to develop lo access barriers to engage young people ho are at risk of falling through gaps in community services.

13 We Are St. Joseph Work Description: Cleaning/organizing of interior and exterior of our homeless youth community center ith special focus on beautifying outside entrance. Number of Volunteers needed: ages seven and older (minors must be accompanied by adult). Dress to get dirty and bring gardening tools if you have m. Bron Bag Lunch. Noel House Saturday, April 23rd 10:00am 12pm 118 Bell St, Seattle , noelhouse.org Noel House Programs provides safe, comfortable shelter to a diverse community of homeless omen, particularly those most vulnerable. We strive to create an environment of dignity, respect and compassion. We recognize intrinsic value of each person and honor her unique experience. Since its inception in 1990, Noel House Programs has offered nightly shelter to single omen experiencing homelessness. Over years, Noel House Programs has gron to include a variety of services, including referrals to 15 emergency shelters, nightly meal service, and case management at main Noel House shelter. In total, Noel House Programs assists 72 omen ith nightly shelter, 20 omen ith permanent housing and 180 omen ith nightly emergency shelter referrals. Work Description: Volunteers ill be asked to assist in Kitchen cleaning (scrubbing alls, cabinets, oven, refrigerator etc.). Number of Volunteers needed: 2-6 ages 13 and older (Minors must be accompanied by Adult). Volunteers should dress for cleaning. Bron Bag Lunch. Pregnancy & Parenting Support: Catholic Community Service Saturday, April 23rd 10:00am 2:00pm 4250 South Mead Street, Seattle (St Edard Parish, Old rectory) , PageServer?pagename=families_pregnancysupport The primary focus of Pregnancy and Parenting Support Program is to assist pregnant and nely parenting omen, fars of babies, ir families and significant ors in creating a plan for unborn child and addressing pertinent issues integral to making plan ork. We support ne mors and significant ors in locating sought after resources, creating ne opportunities, and forming positive environments for mselves through careful assessments and evaluations. Work Description: Sort and organize donations, haul aay unusable furniture/items; rearrange furniture, bag diapers/ipes/print/cut fold flyers & brochures. Number of Volunteers needed: 10 - ages 8 and above (parent must be ith child if minor). We need 1-2 folks ho have a truck for hauling items! Volunteers should ear comfortable clos, if you ill do yard or gardening, bring garden tools. Bron Bag Lunch. St. Vincent de Paul Georgeton arehouse Saturday, April 23rd 10:00am 2:00pm Work Site address is: th Ave S, Seattle St. Vincent de Paul in Seattle and King County is made up of more than 50 conferences all-volunteer neighborhood support groups ho make personal in-home visits and personal contacts to help people ith survival and self-sufficiency support. Our neighborhood volunteers are heart, soul, and face of our organization. We ould not exist ithout m. Their approach to orking ith people ho are suffering and need help is unique. Each conference has a group of members ho gar to serve people ho need help in ir area. These visits help determine exact nature and detail of assistance required to help our neighbors. We annually serve close to 150,000 people in home visits, case management, food bank, and related programs. Every year e kno our service plays a maor role in helping to prevent evictions, all of hich are expensive personal and financial tragedies. Costs getting someone back into a home after an eviction are substantial and can amount to beteen $13,000 and $40,000 per year according to research done by Journal of American Medical Association. Work Description: Volunteers ill assist in sorting incoming clothing donations. Number of Volunteers needed: ages 21 & older. We are specifically targeting Young Adults to participate in this service. Pizza lunch to follo. Friends of Interlaken (Boren Park) Seattle Parks & Rec Saturday, April 23rd 10:00am to 1:00pm Meet at 19th Ave E & E Galer #12 bus stop Metro comfort station (open for event).

14 We Are St. Joseph Our Mission: Seattle Parks and Recreation ill ork ith all citizens to be good steards of our environment, and to provide safe and elcoming opportunities to play, learn, contemplate, and build community. Work Description: Native plant Habitat restoration. Landscaping, eeding, removing invasive species like ivy and laurel. Number of Volunteers needed: all Ages Welcome (6 and older preferred). All children must be accompanied by an adult. Work Clos: long sleeveshirts/pants, layered rain gear, light hiking/ork boots, Garden gloves. Volunteers may bring tools of ir on that ork best for m especially small hand clippers. L Arche Noah Sealth Saturday, April 23rd 11 am 2:00 pm th Ave E, Seattle tal/physical health, housing, relationships and employment/volunteer service. Work Description: Volunteers ill be given a brief orientation including video and story-telling. Volunteers ill n help get a mailing out by stamping and labeling postcards. Afterards volunteers ill provide ministry of presence to café members over coffee or playing a game. Number of Volunteers needed: children of all ages elcomes if accompanied by an adult. Volunteers should dress comfortably and casually. Snacks provided! **Sign-up** Visit our ebsite:.stosephparish.org The Mission of L Arche is: To make knon gifts of people ith developmental disabilities, revealed through mutually transforming relationships. To engage in our diverse cultures, orking toger toard a more humane society. To foster community that is inspired by core values in our founding story and responds to changing needs of our members. Work Description: We need help ith beautifying our yard at Shuinota House(1425 E Ward, Seattle 98112). We hope to build raised garden beds, ork on eeding, pruning, take out an old fence and plant some veggies and floers. Number of Volunteers needed: 4 6 children over ten if accompanied by parent. Dress in ork clos and for outdoor ork. Bring gardening gloves, shovels, shears etc. Bron Bag Lunch. Recovery Café Saturday, April 23rd 1:00pm 5:00pm 2022 Boren Ave Seattle, WA Recovery Café and its School for Recovery serve men and omen ho have suffered trauma, homelessness, addiction and/or or mental health challenges. In this loving community, men and omen experience belonging, healing and oy of contributing. The Café and School for Recovery helps participants develop tools for maintaining recovery and stabilizing in men-

15 We Are St. Joseph Parish Directory We Need Your Photo to Make It Complete! We are producing an updated directory for our ever-groing parish community and have chosen Lifetouch to help us ith this proect. For this to ork, e ask that you schedule a photography appointment: eir go online to parish ebsite, stop by in person or call With your professional photography session, you ill receive a complimentary 8 X 10 portrait, our Parish Directory, and an opportunity to purchase additional photos. Our directory on t be complete ithout you, so please schedule your appointment TODAY! Easter Blessings! St. Joseph Parish Staff Photography Dates: April 27-May 1 (Wed through Sun) May 3-7 (Tues through Sat) May (Wed through Sun) May (Tues through Sat) Photography Times: Weekdays (Tues-Wed-Thurs-Fri): 1:00-9:00 PM Saturdays: 10:00 AM-5:00 PM Sundays: 12 Noon-5:00 PM All photos ill be taken in Brebeuf Room (Parish Center basement) Not available on above dates?: Call Lifetouch visitor scheduling at beteen 8-5pm EDT. They ill help you schedule a time that is convenient for you. ***Only info you ish to share ill be published in Parish Directory*** Questions... ackh@stosephparish.org