Saint Mary Parish 4001 St Mary s Drive. Anacortes, WA 98221 360.293.2101 v 360.293.8556 f www.stmaryanacortes.org Saint Paul Parish St. Paul Church and Fr. Twohy Spiritual Center 17456 Pioneer Pkwy. La Conner, WA98257 Mail: c/o 4001 St Mary s Drive Anacortes, WA 98221 July 2, 2017 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Jesus said to his apostles: "Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me, and whoever loves son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me; and whoever does not take up his cross and follow after me is not worthy of me. Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it. MT10:37-42 Liturgy Schedule Saint Mary Parish Celebration of the Eucharist Weekend Saturday Vigil Mass... 5:00 p.m. Sunday Mass.. 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. Weekday Tuesday...6:00 p.m. Wednesday Saturday.. 9:00 a.m. First Friday Mass....... 9:00 a.m. First Saturday Sacrament of Reconciliation....9:00 a.m. Benediction and Mass 10:00 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Half hour before Daily Mass in addition to the following: Saturday.. 3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Sunday..... 7:30 a.m.; 10:00 a.m. Liturgy Schedule Saint Paul Parish Summer Schedule 2017 The Second Sunday June 11, July 9, August 13 Celebration of the Eucharist Sunday Mass.. 6:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Sunday.... 5:00 p.m.
Parish Directory St. Mary Parish Office St. Paul Parish Office 4001 Saint Mary s Drive, Anacortes, WA 98221 17456 Pioneer Parkway, La Conner, WA 98257 (360) 293-2101; fax (360) 293-8556 Mail: c/o 4001 Saint Marys Dr. www. stmaryanacortes.org Anacortes, WA 98221 (360) 293-2101 Parish Office Hours Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday: 10:00 a.m. Noon Contact Ruth Miller at 360-293-2101 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. admin@stmaryanacortes.org Parish Staff Parish Staff Rev. Mel Strazicich, Pastor Ext. 101 Rev. Mel Strazicich, Pastor, (360) 293-2101 Ruth Miller, Parish Administrator Ext. 102 admin@stmaryanacortes.org Dominic Blanchard, PA for Faith Formation, Ext. 104 fform@stmaryanacortes.org Ben Maes, PA for Liturgy Ext. 106 liturgy@stmaryanacortes.org Travis Switalski, Facilities Supervisor Ext. 105 facilities@stmaryanacortes.org Brandee Theriot, Admin. Assistant Ext. 103 adminast@stmaryanacortes.org Parish Councils Immaculate Conception Regional School Pastoral Council: Andy Leech, Chair Gwen Rodrigues, Principal Andyleech@msn.com 1321 E Division St., Mount Vernon, WA 98274 Finance Council: George Kushner, Chair (360)428-3912 Georgekush@icloud.com Mass Intentions July 5: Betty Shoup+ July 6: Elizabeth Fayden + July 7: Charles Blackburn + July 8: Beverly Griffith + Stewardship of Treasure Fiscal year 7/1/2016 6/30/2017 Collection for June 24-25, 2017 Collection at Mass $ 6,992 Online giving $ 593 Total $ 7,585 June Month to Date $ 37,029 Fiscal Year to Date $ 497,764 Praying for our Military CDR Roger Leech, USN L.CPL. Jobil Anne Robinson, USMC Thomas Mullinaux, USAF Lt. J.G. Scott Cadmus, USN ATCS (AW) Justin Lartigue, USN MM CPO Jon Walsh, USN Johnny C. McDonald, USN 1st Lt. Britta Vivaldo, USMC Lt. Kimberly Dillon, USN We would like to add your family members serving in the military to our parish prayers. Please call the Parish Office at 360-293-2101 so we may add your loved ones names to our list, which will be placed in this box. Perpetual Adoration St. Peter Julian Eymard Chapel AVAILABLE HOURS SUNDAY: 2 am MONDAY: 10 pm TUESDAY: No open hours WEDNESDAY: 3 am; 10 pm THURSDAY: 7, 11 pm FRIDAY : 3 am SATURDAY: 9 pm, 11 pm Contact Sally 293-3222 Alliance of the Two Hearts and Communion of Reparation is on the First Friday of every month, with 24-hour Adoration in the Church. Readings for the week... You can find readings for every day at www.usccb.org/nab The Liturgy of the Hours the official daily prayer of the church is at www.divineoffice.org
This week at St. Mary and St. Paul Sunday, July 2 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 8:00 a.m. Mass 10:00 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 11:00 a.m. Mass St. Paul, Swinomish Reservation No Mass Monday, July 3 No Mass 7:00 p.m. Joy of the Lord Tuesday, July 4--Independence Day Parish Office Closed 5:30 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 6:00 p.m. Mass 6:45 p.m. Seven Sorrows Rosary Wednesday, July 5 8:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 9:00 a.m. Mass 10:00 a.m. Steps in a Journey Thursday, July 6 8:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 9:00 a.m. Mass 6:00 p.m. Choir Rehearsal Friday, July 7--First Friday 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 8:00 a.m. Mass 8:45 a.m. Seven Sorrows Rosary 3:00 p.m. Divine Mercy Chaplet Saturday, July 8 9:00 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 10:00 a.m. Benediction and Mass 3:30 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 5:00 p.m. Mass Sunday, July 9 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 8:00 a.m. Mass 9:00 a.m. Rosary Makers 10:00 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 11:00 a.m. Mass St. Paul, Swinomish Reservation 5:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 6:00 p.m. Mass For ever I will sing the goodness of the Lord. Psalm 89 In observance of Independence Day, the Parish Office will be closed on Tuesday, July 4. Have a safe and blessed holiday! St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank Weekend July 1 & 2 Thank you to everyone for your generous support and donations to the SVDP Food Bank! Items especially needed at this time: Hamburger/Tuna Helper Mac and cheese Cans of fruit Cans of soup Boxes of cereal Cans of tuna Can/Jars of pasta sauce Packages of Spaghetti Toilet paper Personal care items (shampoo, toothbrushes, deodorant, etc.) No miscellaneous beans needed at this time. Questions about what to donate? Contact Lynne Webb at lynnejwebb@earthlink.net. Donations can always be left in the basket outside the Food Bank door. Parish News and Events NO 8:00 a.m. MASS Sunday, July 16 Please note that there will be no 8:00 a.m. Sunday Mass during Faith on Fire weekend. Weekend Mass times will be 5:00 p.m. Saturday and 11:00 a.m. Sunday only. This year all masses will be held in the church. Belles of St. Mary July Luncheon Please join the Belles for our July Birthday Luncheon at the Guemes Island General Store (formerly Anderson s) at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, July 10. We suggest you park at the terminal located at 6th Street and I Avenue and walk onto the 11:15 a.m. ferry to Guemes Island as the store is walking distance from the dock. However, if you need a ride to the store once you have crossed by ferry, a car will be available. Call Veronica at 360-588-8151 if you have any questions. Save the Date! 2017 Friar s Feast by the Bay With a change in venue this year, the Friar s Feast will be held at the home of Pat Campbell on July 30. As always it will feature fun fellowship, adult beverages, and delectable delights from the culinary artistry of Fr. Jude Eli. This is a fundraiser which supports St. Mary Parish and the Western Province Dominican Seminarians (our next generation of priests). $100/person and limited to 50 adult attendees. Registration information coming soon!
Faith Formation and Liturgy FORMED Have you registered for your FREE access to our parish subscription to Formed from the Augustine Institute yet? Formed has a rich content of programs, movies, audio, and books to explore our Catholic Faith. The subscription is available at no cost to you and can be accessed 24/7 from any device. Register at Formed.org using our parish code GH7GC8. Faith on Fire Catholic Family Weekend July 14, 15 & 16 Our parish will soon be hosting its 7 th Annual Faith on Fire Catholic Family Weekend on our own beautiful grounds! With Masses, dynamic speakers, music, ample opportunity for praise and worship, perpetual adoration, h e a l i n g p r a y e r, a n d reconciliation services for Catholics of all ages, this weekend-long event draws hundreds from in and around the Archdiocese of Seattle. For registration and more information please visit our website at www.stmaryanacortes.org. Meet Dominic Blanchard PA for Faith Formation Welcome, Dominic!! If you haven t already had the opportunity to do so, please stop and say hello to Dominic! He comes to us from Arizona and is delighted to move to the Northwest. He and his wife have a young son and a baby on the way. Dominic has a theology and leadership background, both of which will serve him and us well in his new position at St. Mary Parish. Healing the Whole Person St. Michael Parish in Olympia is hosting the next Healing the Whole Person Retreat August 17-19. For details, visit: http://jpiihealingcenter.org/index.php/ events/detail/healing-the-whole-person -olympia-wa VBS August 7-10 Growing with the Saints, St. Mary s 2017 Vacation Bible School program will begin Monday, August 7! Registration and volunteer opportunities coming soon!! Annual Catholic Appeal We continue to receive payments and pledges to the ACA of and have surpassed our Archdiocesan goal of $80,082! Any payments received over Archdiocesan goal are rebated to our parish. This year we will use the rebate to add some handicapped accessibility features to the Church and FAC. We have heard from 50% of our registered parishioners. If we haven t heard from you, please prayerfully consider a donation. Thank you for your generosity! Sacramental Information Call St. Mary Office at 360-293-2101 for more information Infant Baptism Call the Parish Office to schedule a preparation class and baptism. Those wishing to have their baby baptized must be practicing Catholics. Adult or Child Baptism, Confirmation, or Adults Considering Becoming Catholic Call the Faith Formation Office to learn more about the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA), or Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC). Weddings Weddings require a 6-month notice and preparation. Sacrament of the Sick (Anointing) Please let us know if someone is seriously ill.
Reflections for This Week July 2, 2017 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 KGS 4: 8-11, 14-16A; PS 89: 2-3, 16-19; ROM 6: 3-4, 8-11; MT 10: 37-42 Our First Reading from Second Kings, chapter 4, features Elisha. You may recall that Elisha was plowing in a field when the prophet Elijah called him to follow him. Something happened at that moment and Elisha chose to do it, which is what brought him to this point in his journey (as reported in today s Holy Scripture). We often address the fact that each of us is called as well. Our calling, like Elisha s and like those of Christ s Apostles, is really not that much different. Christ said, Follow Me, and the Apostles basically dropped everything, ceased pursuing what they were doing in some cases with good jobs and vocations and followed Christ. We are called to follow the Lord from the moment of our Baptism, but how many of us actually take that calling seriously? It is not just a question of hearing the call; the key is whether we are listening for it? It is there, but we must be aware of it in order to respond. Elisha s call and our calls are signs of God at work. God has a plan for each of us. We are the means by which God s work is continued in our parishes, in our communities, and in the Church. God s ministry on earth will be carried out and accomplished. None of us is the entire ministry; we can all be replaced. However, by the same token in God s eyes we are absolutely necessary. Are we ready to respond? Are we ready to be disciples of the Lord? Reprinted with permission from Catholic Stewardship Consultants When Jesus saw their faith Everything that you experience is linked to the love of God who loves you, and to his desire for your good. He is present in your life no matter what you do. Time is a sacrament of your meeting with God and his mercy, with his love for you and his desire that everything work toward your good. Then every fault becomes a happy fault (felix culpa). If you looked at every moment of your life in this way, then spontaneous prayer would be born within you. It would be a continuous prayer since the Lord is always with you and always loves you. Every moment of your life would be permeated with the love of the Presence that always encompasses you. Through faith we discover that man only seems to be the protagonist in the history of the world; in reality God is the main protagonist. The presence of God throughout history affects equally the things that happen in the realm of politics, society, and the economy, as well as in our family or in professional matters. He is present everywhere, and everything depends on him. In his hands lie the destinies of all of us, as well as the destinies of nations and of the world. We come to know all this through faith, which brings about inner peace in us. This peace flows from faith that gives us the understanding that he, who is the eternal might and eternal love, holds everything in his hands filled with mercy. He guides everything with his eternal wisdom and total love. Faith gives us feelings of security and peace, and love. Faith is a different way of looking at the world, another way of seeing that which is especially difficult. Faith allows us to come to know God in the phenomena of nature in which we can continually discover the traces of his works and the traces of his concern for us and the world that surrounds us. Father Tadeusz Dajczer Father Dajczer (+2009) was a Polish priest and professor of theology in Warsaw, and co-founder of the Families of Nazareth Movement.
JMJ 07-02-2017 Dear Parishioners, Word for Last Sunday: The Gospel last Sunday was all about what to fear and what not to fear. A few weeks ago at MerryFest, I experienced some natural fear when I went on one of the rides that made the world turn upside down! FEAR is one of the greatest tools of the Enemy of Human Nature: the Devil. SATAN LOVES FEAR! He has so many uses for fear. Fear first entered human life in the Garden of Eden when the Devil through the serpent convinced Adam and Eve to fear that God was hiding something from them. One of the things I have learned in healing ministry is how there needs to be certain steps taken to eradicate fear from our lives. The Five Keys proposed by Neal Lozano many have found very useful. He outlines these five steps in his two books, Unbound and Resisting the Devil. The Keys are 1) Repentance and Faith 2) Forgiveness 3) Renunciation 4) Taking Authority & 5) the Father s Blessing. As you can see these 5 Keys line up very closely with what happens in Confession: it s simply the process of Confession extrapolated for our daily prayer life. It s important that we follow these steps, not because God is a legalist, but because the Devil is; the Devil is in the details literally (he was in fact the first lawyer. Did God really say. ). But it is also related to how God made us: if you re going to do spiritual surgery, it s best to follow the user manual given us by the Lord! The first Key: Repentance and Faith: it s about rekindling and rediscovering our first love for God: we all have or at least know of those moments when one can really feel the presence of God: our First Communion, our wedding, a beautiful sunset, the birth of children, etc. There is no fear in those moments because God is truly there! We repent for not living in that pure love of God and make an act of faith that God is pure love and joy and peace. Second Key: Forgiveness: this is HUGE! We MUST speak a word of forgiveness to those who let fear (or any other negative reality) into our life: In the Name of Jesus I choose to forgive for when he/she allowed fear into my life when. Sometimes we also need to forgive God, or rather repent of blaming God for the bad things that have happened in our lives. Sometimes we need to forgive ourselves and repent of holding ourselves to too high a standard. Third Key: Renunciation: this is where the rubber meets the road. You MUST be VERY SPECIFIC about what type of fear you are renouncing: here s a sample list: Fear of authority, fear of control, fear of losing control, fear of rejection, fear of abandonment, fear of shame, fear of guilt, fear of men/women, fear of the dark, fear of heights, fear of accidents, fear of water, fear of flying, fear of travel, fear of crowds, fear of isolation, etc. etc. You MUST be specific. It s helpful to write it all down first. And then you say (after completing the first two Keys): In the Name of Jesus I renounce the fear of that came to me when. Also there are the lies that go with the fears, especially the fears related to trauma early in life: such as: I will never trust again; I ll always have to do it myself; I won t ever let them know; If I tell the truth, I ll get hurt; No one will ever believe me; I can t trust anyone; I ll never do thus and so ever again; something bad will always happen; It s just a matter of time before something goes wrong; I m no good; I m the cause of others pain; I m a burden; etc. etc.. These negative lies and vows must also be renounced: In the Name of Jesus I renounce the lie/vow of. Fourth and Fifth Keys: Taking Authority and the Father s Blessing: This automatically happens in Confession when the priest absolves our sins in the Name of Christ and His Church and gives us a penance to fill up where our repentance is lacking. Outside of Confession a similar powerful freedom can be experienced when another Christian repeats the renunciations we have just made in the Name of Jesus, In the Name of Jesus I bind off of you what you have renounced and send it to the foot of the Cross and I pray upon you the blessing of courage and freedom (and whatever opposite virtue of what you have renounced) in Jesus Holy Name. Amen! If there is not someone with you to pray in this way, then to simply fill the void that s been left by your renunciations with some good prayer, like the Rosary or Adoration or simply a Hail Mary will suffice in smaller renunciations. Of course, none of this replaces the Sacrament of Confession, but how many of us take our fears and negative attitudes to Confession in this way. I dare say that until I learned about this prayer method I never dreamed of confessing my bad attitude, as if I did not own it! LOL! There are so many things we could confess that we simply skip. It s not just the individual items that Jesus wants to free us from, but from our whole sinful attitude, especially fear. Scripture says 365 times: Be Not Afraid!
JMJ 07-02-2017 WELCOME TO ANACORTES, DOMINIC BLANCHARD! OUR NEW PA FOR FAITH FORMATION! St. Paul summer schedule: 2 nd Sundays at 6PM ONLY. Confession at 5PM. A note about Facility Requests and Other Administrative Items. We are very grateful to have three great Administrative Staff here at St. Mary s: Ruth, Brandee and Travis. They are here, thanks to your generous support of our parish, to keep the doors open, the lights on and the parish calendar working smoothly. Please note that only our Pastoral Staff, that is Ben and Dominic, work on Sundays. The Administrative Staff do NOT work on the weekends, normally. If you have any items of administrative concern, please allow our Admin staff, who already work long hours, to be able to come to Mass to pray with the families on the weekends, and save your administrative concerns during the week. A simple phone call or email to the office will suffice and our staff will get back to you the next working day! There are also Maintenance Requisition Forms in the Narthex and outside Travis Office for your use. Thank you for your appreciation for our staff! I cannot be an effective pastor without all of our great staff! Other Summer News: So far, I have been away for both retreat and Priests Days this month. In July 11-14th, just before the Faith on Fire Conference I will be attending a seminar for priests in Denver, and then immediately after FOF I leave for the Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Native American Conference in Rapid City, SD (next year s will be in Tacoma!). Finally, I am looking at some Fr. Straz time in late August for a vacation before September weddings and Religious Ed Classes start up. There will NOT be weekday Mass when I m gone (except when Fr. Jude Eli arrives early for the Friars Feast). Please stay tuned to the Bulletin, Mass Announcements and email updates from St. Mary s for changes to the Schedule over the summer! And have a Blessed and safe summer yourselves! - Fr. Straz
OFFICIAL Appointments The Most Rev. J. Peter Sartain, having carefully assessed the needs of the People of God in the Archdiocese of Seattle, and after careful consultation with the Christian Faithful and the Priest Personnel Board, makes the following pastoral appointments in accord with the 1983 Code of Canon Law, effective July 1, 2017 unless otherwise noted. PASTOR The term of office for Pastor in the Archdiocese of Seattle is six years. Rev. José M. Alvarez, appointed Pastor of Holy Family Parish in Seattle. Rev. R. Roy Baroma, Jr., appointed Pastor of Holy Family Parish in Auburn. Rev. Paul A. Kaech, appointed Pastor of St. Edward Parish in Shelton. Rev. Peter G. Mactutis, appointed Pastor of St. Mary Parish in Marysville. Rev. Thomas G. McMichael, appointed Pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish in Mount Vernon, St. Charles Parish in Burlington, St. Catherine Mission in Concrete, Sacred Heart Parish in La Conner and Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Sedro-Woolley. Rev. Duc C. Nguyen, appointed Pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish in Snoqualmie and St. Anthony of Padua Mission in Carnation. Rev. James W. Northrop, appointed Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish in Seattle and St. Thomas Parish in Tukwila. Rev. Ramon Santa Cruz, appointed Pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish in Arlington and St. John Vianney Mission in Darrington. Rev. Vu P. Tran, appointed Pastor of St. John Mary Vianney Parish in Kirkland. Rev. Nicholas F. Wichert, appointed Pastor of St. Brendan Parish in Bothell. PASTOR: A priest appointed by the Archbishop and delegated as the leader of a particular parish entrusted to him. The pastor s role, expressed in its threefold mission of teaching, governing and sanctifying (CIC, c. 519), empowers the laity for their mission as light and leaven in the world. PRIEST MODERATOR The term of Priest Moderator in the Archdiocese of Seattle is generally one to three years. Rev. Richard Woody McCallister, appointed Priest Moderator of St. Philip Parish in Woodland, St. Joseph Mission in Kalama and St. Mary of Guadalupe Mission in Ridgefield, while continuing to serve as Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish in Vancouver. Very Rev. David T. Mulholland, appointed Priest Moderator of St. Mary Parish in Seattle, while continuing to serve as Pastor of St. Mark Parish in Shoreline and Priest Moderator of St. Benedict Parish in Seattle. Rev. Matthew L. O Leary, appointed Priest Moderator of St. Rita of Cascia Parish in Tacoma, while continuing to serve as Pastor of Holy Disciples Parish in Puyallup, Pastor of Our Lady of Good Counsel Mission in Eatonville and Priest Moderator of St. Patrick Parish in Tacoma. PRIEST ADMINISTRATOR The term of office for Priest Administrator in the Archdiocese of Seattle is generally three years. Rev. Zevier H. Arockiam, H.G.N., appointed Priest Administrator of St. Lawrence Parish in Raymond, St. Mary Parish in Seaview, St. Joseph Parish in Pe Ell and Holy Family Mission in Frances. Rev. Francis Arulappan, H.G.N., appointed Priest Administrator of St. Mary Parish in Aberdeen, Our Lady of the Olympics Mission in Amanda Park, St. Thomas the Apostle Mission in Clallam Bay, St. Anne Parish in Forks, Our Lady of Good Help Parish in Hoquiam, St. Jerome Parish in Ocean Shores and St. Paul Mission in Westport. Rev. Charles M. Banduku, appointed Priest Administrator of St. Joseph Parish in Elma and St. John Mission in Montesano. Rev. Francisco J. Cancino, appointed Priest Administrator of St. Joseph Parish in Lynden and St. Peter Mission in Deming. Rev. Anthony K. A. Davis, appointed Priest Administrator of St. Aloysius Parish in Buckley while continuing to serve as Priest Administrator of Sacred Heart Parish in Enumclaw. Rev. Watson Paramasivam, H.G.N., appointed Priest Administrator of St. Francis Parish in Friday Harbor, Lopez Island Station on Lopez Island and Eastsound Station on Orcas Island. PRIEST MODERATOR: A priest appointed by the Archbishop with powers and faculties of a pastor of a parish. His role is to monitor and mentor the pastoral coordinator and parish priest and to act as canonical pastor to the parish community to whom a pastoral coordinator has been appointed. Rev. Michael Wagner, appointed Priest Administrator of Holy Rosary Parish in Tacoma and Visitation Parish in Tacoma. PASTORAL COORDINATOR The term of office for Pastoral Coordinator in the Archdiocese of Seattle is generally one to three years. Mrs. Bernadette Engerran, appointed Pastoral Coordinator of St. Philip Parish in Woodland, St. Joseph Mission in Kalama and St. Mary of Guadalupe Mission in Ridgefield. Mr. J. Kevin Lovejoy, appointed Pastoral Coordinator of St. Rita of Cascia Parish in Tacoma, while continuing to serve as Pastoral Coordinator of St. Patrick Parish in Tacoma. Mr. Humberto Olaf Valderrabano-Aguilar, appointed Pastoral Coordinator of St. Mary Parish in Seattle. Rev. Rajasekar Savarimuthu, H.G.N., of St. Francis Parish in Friday Harbor, Lopez Island Station on Lopez Island and Eastsound Station on Orcas Island. Rev. Patrick R. Sherrard, of St. Edward Parish in Seattle, St. George Parish in Seattle, St. Paul Parish in Seattle and St. Peter Parish in Seattle. Rev. Brian D. Thompson, of St. Joseph Parish in Chehalis, St. Mary Parish in Centralia, St.Yves Mission in Harmony, Sacred Heart Parish in Morton, St. Francis Xavier Mission in Toledo and Sacred Heart Station in Winlock. TRANSITIONAL DEACONS Transitional Deacons to be Ordained to the Priesthood on June 3, 2017 Rev. Chad S. Green, of Holy Family Parish in Kirkland. CHAPLAIN The term of office for Chaplain in the Archdiocese of Seattle is generally one to three years. Rev. Colin S. Parrish, appointed Chaplain of Bishop Blanchet High School in Seattle. Rev. Rajasekar Savarimuthu, H.G.N., appointed Chaplain of Our Lady of the Rock Priory and the Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma on Shaw Island. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Rev. Matthew L. O Leary, appointed Archbishop s Liaison for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, while continuing to serve as Pastor of Holy Disciples Parish in Puyallup, Pastor of Our Lady of Good Counsel Mission in Eatonville, Priest Moderator of St. Patrick Parish in Tacoma and Priest Moderator of St. Rita of Cascia Parish in Tacoma. SENIOR PRIEST PAROCHIAL VICAR The term of office for Parochial Vicar in the Archdiocese of Seattle is generally one to three years. Rev. Michael A. Dion, of St. Joseph Parish in Vancouver, St. Thomas Aquinas Parish in Camas and Our Lady Star of the Sea Mission in Stevenson. Rev. Clarence E. Jones, of St. Aloysius Parish in Buckley. Rev. Francis-Hung Q. Le, O.P., appointed Parochial Vicar of Immaculate Conception Parish in Everett and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in Everett. Rev. Isidro Lépez, S.J., of Holy Family Parish in Seattle. Rev. Armando S. Perez, of St. Edward Parish in Seattle, St. George Parish in Seattle, St. Paul Parish in Seattle and St. Peter Parish in Seattle. Rev. Armando V. Red, of Immaculate Conception Parish in Mount Vernon, St. Charles Parish in Burlington, St. Catherine Mission in Concrete, Sacred Heart Parish in La Conner and Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Sedro-Woolley. Rev. James L. Larry Bailey Rev. Christopher A. Hoiland, appointed Parochial Vicar of St. Mary Magdalen Parish in Everett and St. John Mission in Mukilteo. Rev. Ronald H. Belisle Rev. Jeffrey H. Moore, of Immaculate Conception Parish in Mount Vernon, St. Charles Parish in Burlington, St. Catherine Mission in Concrete, Sacred Heart Parish in La Conner and Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Sedro-Woolley. Rev. John L. Ludvik Rev. Colin S. Parrish, appointed Parochial Vicar of St. Luke Parish in Shoreline. Rev. Victor A. Olvida PARISH PRIEST The term of office for Parish Priest in the Archdiocese of Seattle is generally one to three years. Rev. Eugene P. Delmore, S.J., appointed Parish Priest of St. Rita of Cascia Parish in Tacoma. Rev. Timothy J. Sauer Rev. Horacio V. Yanez Rev. Peter J. Henriot, S.J., appointed Parish Priest of St. Rita of Cascia Parish in Tacoma. Rev. Armando S. Perez, appointed Parish Priest of St. Mary Parish in Seattle. Most Rev. J. Peter Sartain Archbishop of Seattle Mary E. Santi Chancellor PRIEST ADMINISTRATOR: A priest appointed by the Archbishop as a temporary leader of a particular parish. He has the same authority as a pastor. (CIC, c. 540 1-3). This office may be held, for example, by seasoned, newly arrived priests or by newly ordained priests who require more experience and formation before being assigned as pastors. PASTORAL COORDINATOR: A deacon, religious or lay ecclesial minister appointed by the Archbishop under the supervision of a priest moderator and entrusted with the day-to-day leadership of a parish. (CIC, c. 517 2). PAROCHIAL VICAR: A priest who renders service in pastoral ministry as a co-worker with the pastor, and sharing service in pastoral ministry through common counsel and effort and under his authority (CIC, c. 545 1-2). MAY 2017 Additional appointments will be forthcoming. PARISH PRIEST: A priest appointed by the Archbishop to provide priestly ministry in a particular parish in collaboration with a pastoral coordinator and/or priest moderator. CHAPLAIN: A priest appointed by the Archbishop to provide pastoral care to a faith community within the Archdiocese (CIC, c. 564).