WEEKLY OFFERINGS. Registered Families. Weekly Collection March 12, 2017 Our Tithe to God Envelopes Loose Mail In On-Line Giving. Total Contributions

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1 MARCH 19, RD SUNDAY OF LENT PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING: Saturday/Sunday, March 18/19 Martha Ministry sign-ups after weekend Masses Wednesday, March 22 5pm Confession 6pm Mass 6:30pm Soup Supper, Camerman Hall 7pm Growing in the Spiritual Life, Adult Series, Camerman Hall 7pm Youth Programs, JPII Center/ Parish Center Thursday, March 23 6:30pm 1st Communion class (parent and child), School Friday, March 24 5:30pm Stations of the Cross, Church 6pm KC Fish Fry, Camerman Hall Saturday, March 25 10am Parish Ministries meeting, Center room 2 10am Respect Life Committee, Ctr Rm 4 Sunday, March 26 2pm Choral Arts Northwest Concert, Church tickets: choralartsnw.org KC Fish Fry: $9 Adult, $8 Senior, $4 child (6-12), age 5 and under free Special Events Coming Check Website Lenten Parish Mission w/fr.victor Warkulwiz M.S.S. Missionary Priest of The Blessed Sacrament Confession available APR 3-5 S. C. O. P. E. AUCTION Stars by the Sea 5pm, Camerman Hall Contact Joe or auction@starofthesea.net APR 28 MAY Christ Renews His Parish Men s Retreat Contact Mark Clemen at: mark.j.clemen-jr@boeing.com ENCOUNTER INNOVATION: We encounter Fernando in El Salvador where, despite a lack of economic opportunity, youth are pursuing their dreams of building businesses to better the lives of their families. How have you worked to better the lives of others this Lent? Visit crsricebowl.org for more. Check out our website for parish events: For regular Mass & Confession times, see front of bulletin Rosary: Mon-Sat 8:30 AM Liturgy of the Hours: Mon-Thurs 7:30 AM; Fri-Sat 8:00 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet: Saturdays after 9:00 AM Mass Prayer Requests In your kindness and charity towards others, please pray for the sick, the homebound, the imprisoned, the unemployed, all our military overseas, those waiting for test results, and those who are held in our hearts: Brennan McGhee, June Costello, David Scott, Karen & Al Vermette, Ceralde Family, Marie Ratcliff, Jim Howard, Ball family, Richard & Jo Lauth, Tim Sheedy, John & Penny Kreutz, Dusty Stewart, Dondino family, Geraldine Finch, Carrie Stemen, Marlene McKimson, Fely Williams, Mary Schoolmaster, Papineau family, Fr. Henry, Roberge family, Florine Hamlin, Altar Society & the residents at Forest Ridge Health Care Center. For the repose of the souls of David Ball, Betty Beal, Katharine Ann Le Bauer and the souls of all those who have died. May God grant them the joy of eternal life and peace for their families. PRAYING FOR PRIESTS: Eternal Father, Your Son was sorrowful unto death during His agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, when the sin of the world pressed upon His innocent being until His sweat became blood. He revealed His mercy by suffering His Passion. We entrust all priests to Mary, our Sorrowful Mother may she hold them in her maternal arms as they imitate her Son. Vianney Cenacle: First Thursday of the month, 7-8pm Our Lady Star of the Sea Church Next Cenacle: April 6, 2017 Parish Stewardship WEEKLY OFFERINGS Registered Families Weekly Collection March 12, 2017 Our Tithe to God Envelopes Loose Mail In On-Line Giving Total Contributions Lighthouse CDs Shrines Mary s Place School Fund 1410 $10, $ $ $ THANK YOU to our Weekly Advertiser, Collins Plumbing. We appreciate $70.00 your help to supply our $ bulletin at no charge $ to the parish! $18, $230.00

2 School News YOUTH FAITH FORMATION - Contact: star@starofthesea.net or Congratulations to our Science Fair winners, see bulletin flyer for the names of those winners. Congratulations also to the Friendship Poster Contest. The winners are Grades K-2 Ben Keller Grades 3-5 Philip Powell Grades 6-8 Suzanna Gill Mark your calendar for the S.C.O.P.E. Auction on Friday April 28, Parish Life Faux Flowers Are Needed to make centerpieces for nursing centers. Please send your donations to the Parish Office. Lena thanks you! Star Seniors: Join us on Thursday, March 23 for some fellowship and a delicious pot-luck lunch. Bring your dish to share; we will provide the coffee and tea. Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration: The team has a time for you to adore. Chose any hour that works for you. Call Carolyn at Safe Environment Training: Register at or speak with your ministry supervisor for help in registering. Next Class: Mar 28, 6:30pm, Holy Trinity Church. Community Life St. Vincent de Paul: Our assistance office is currently in need of cold cereal, canned meals, bar/dish soap, and Top Ramen. Thank you for your generosity! Visit 40daysforlife.com/Bremerton or call youth.starofthesea.net Middle/High School (Grades 6-12) Sun Mornings 9:45am-10:45am: Sparks Middle School Youth Group (Gr. 6-8), JP2 Youth Center Sun Evenings 6:30-8:30pm: Ignite High School Youth Group (Gr. 9-12) JP2 Youth Center Wed Evenings 6:00-7:30pm: Fraternus (for guys gr 6-12) in Gym & Fidelis (for girls gr 6-12), JP2 Youth Ctr, followed by Night Prayer until 7:45pm March 18, 9-3pm Fidelis Retreat JPII Ctr CHILDREN S MINISTRY Contact Priscilla: priscilla@starofthesea.net All Children (Grades K-5): Sun Mornings 9:45-10:45am: FaithWorks, school basement Wed Evenings 6:00-7:30pm: Blue Knights (for boys) & Little Flowers (for girls), school basement, followed by Night Prayer until 7:45pm. ADULT FAITH FORMATION to sign up for 1 hour of prayer at Planned Parenthood during Lent Contact info@sarofthesea.net Iron Sharpens Iron: Spiritual Warfare! RCIA/Adult Confirmation: Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm in parish center Questions about becoming Catholic or returning to the Church? Contact: deacon.hamlin@starofthesea.net Seattle Catholic Men s Conference April 8 at St. Pius X Parish, Mountlake Terrace. Guest speakers include Archbishop Peter Sartain, Fr. Cal Christiansen, Fr. Bill Watson, Danny Abramowicz, info at Rachel s Corner Hope & Healing After Abortion I was unsure what to expect but was blown away with the love and support of everyone here. I was also impressed with how organized it was. The team had a process that was very detailed and led us to experience healing. They gave us the support to face, deal with, then deal from our pain. -Testimonial from a Retreat. Have you been dragging your selfcondemnation and guilt from the past? Are you ready to emerge from that prison and be set free? Come on a Rachel s Vineyard Retreat. Next Retreat: May Call Valerie: HOPE (4673) You are loved with an everlasting Love. Project Rachel is a program of CCS. Is Your Marriage Everything it was Meant to be? Take some time to reflect on your marriage this Lenten season. If you feel a sense of sadness or disillusionment, you are not alone. But there is hope. Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vi), a worldwide ministry, has helped tens of thousands of couples heal their marriages. May 5-7, call or Lighthouse Catholic Media CDs & Booklets located in the church vestibule CD: Glimpses along the Way of the Cross By: Msgr. James P. Shea $4/CD; $3/booklet; $5/book Thank you! Bible Study: Tuesdays, 9-10am, Center Rooms 1 & 2 Contact Lucy: clemenlucy@gmail.com or Babysitting available Adult Series: w/fr. Lappe Growing in the Spiritual Life 7pm (after 6pm Mass & 6:30pm Soup Supper) in Camerman Hall That Man is You Interactive men s focus group Thurs, 6am Breakfast in Camerman Hall Contact Rene LaMarche: or TMIY@starofthesea.net Young Adults S.A.L.T. Service, Adoration, Laughter & Theology: Visit parish website for upcoming events!

3 It s Not Too Late! There are still more times available for volunteering at Planned Parenthood 723 NE Riddell Rd. Every day of the week still has openings! We need your help! Come join us for the annual Jericho Walk Gather on Saturday, March 25 th at Holy Trinity Church parking lot at 12 pm noon for a procession to the Planned Parenthood site, with Stations of the Cross presented by the Missionary Team! Families are welcome! Help us pray for the walls of the building to come tumbling down! For more Information call Laurie at or go on the Website 40daysforlife.com/bremerton

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5 Here are this year s Science Fair Winners!!! Grade 8: 1 st Place Lauren Garrett 2 nd Place Isabelle Pirak 3 rd Place Suzanna Gill Grade 7: 1 st Place Tony Chironos 2 nd Place Arianna Casey and Matthew Jordan 3 rd Place Ian Mathews and Connor McGraw Grade 6: 1 st Place Aidan Johnson 2 nd Place Catherine Hardy 3 rd Place Ella Hassett, Hanna Kurgan, and Eme Robinson Grade 5: 1 st Place Amelia and Sophia Mayes 2 nd Place Bridget Powell and Liesl Shipley 3 rd Place Xander Hence and Holden Hofer Grade 4: 1 st Place Jessica Shrestha and Emily Woelper 2 nd Place Abby Keller and Cecilia Powell 3 rd Place Ella Bottalico and Hazel Dalusong Grade 3: 1 st Place JJ Casey, Addison Garrett, Olivia Lozano, Sophia Powell Tie for 2 nd Place Kevin Foreman, Delaney and Emma Hall, Marissa Hence Zachary Gill, Avari Harmon, Orion Holmes, Serinity Van Houten

6 Attention! If you are sponsoring someone in Guatemala, through UNBOUND, you may or may not know that mail service to Guatemala has been suspended for some time now. If you have been wondering how you can get a letter or small package to your sponsored friend here is your chance. A fellow parishioner will be traveling to Guatemala in April. He has volunteered to take some mail with him to deliver to the staff at San Lucas, Guatemala. If you are interested you can drop off your mail to the parish office and he will pick it up on Monday, April 10. He asks that you please properly address the mail as you would if delivering it to the Post Office. Make sure that you use mailing labels provided by UNBOUND or else clearly write the information on the piece of mail. Some Limitations: No large packages - try to stay within the 9" x 12" x 1" limit prescribed by UNBOUND. No boxes - they are hard to pack - soft packages are easier to pack (Priority Mail envelopes work well and resist tears) Keep weight limit at 2 to 3 pounds No money or items of great value - if the luggage requires inspection by customs in Guatemala this could cause problems The person transporting the mail reserves the right to reject items that do not meet the criteria With the postal service in Guatemala still suspended, Unbound staff member Stacy hauled nearly 25 pounds of mail to local Guatemalan staff members to distribute to sponsored friends. Thanks for your hard work, Stacy! 1