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Our Lady of Sorrows & St. Anthony of Padua
39062 SE Beta Street 31911 E Blanche St Snoqualmie, WA 98065 (P.O. Box 175)-For Mail 425-888-2974 Carnation, WA 98014 www.olos.org 425-333-4930 www.stanthony-carnation.org
Pastor: Father Duc Nguyen [email protected]
Priest Minister: Father Jan Larson Messages 425-888-2974
Deacon: Deacon Buddy Clapham Messages 425-888-2974
Liturgy & Parish Life Coordinator: Carmela Wolf [email protected]
Bookkeeper: Linda Lamos [email protected]
OLOS PAA.: Maggie Gonzalez [email protected]
OLOS Faith Formation: Anita Florence Message 425-888-2974
OLOS Youth Ministry Coordinator: Mitchell Smith [email protected]
Maintenance/Facility: Mike Vanover [email protected]
St. Anthony’s PAA: Rose Flowers [email protected]
St. Anthony Faith Formation: Rose Flowers (Interim) [email protected]
St. Anthony Spanish Liturgy: Philip White [email protected]
Emergency Pastoral Care of the Sick & Dying: If you are hospitalized, please contact the Hospital Chaplain.
Marriage: Please contact the parish office at least 6 months prior to wedding.
Baptism, Sacrament of the Sick, Communion to Adult Care Communities & Homebound, Funerals, Annulments: Please contact the parish office.
Welcome-Bienvenidos! Welcome to our growing parish communities located in the Snoqualmie Valley in King County: wherever you may be in your spiritual journey, we invite you to be a part of us. Call or visit our offices if you wish to register. Bienvenidos a nuestras comunidades parroquiales en crecimiento ubicadas en el Valle de Snoqualmie, en el Condado de King: donde quiera que estés en tu viaje espiritual, te invitamos a ser parte de nosotros. Llame o visite nuestras oficinas si desea registrarse.
13th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 28, 2020
PARISH STAFF / PERSONAL DE LA PARROQUIA
INRI by Rev. Paul Turner Atop a crucifix in a Catholic church or home is
sometimes found the inscription INRI. The letters commonly appear on a banner affixed to the uppermost quadrant of the cross above the head of the cruci fied Christ. Not all crucifixes bear the letters, but many do.
The letters abbreviate the Latin inscription Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudæorum, or “Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews.” According to John’s gospel (19:19-22), Pontius Pilate ordered this inscription to give the name and hometown of the victim and to publicize the grounds for his execution. Soldiers wrote the words in Hebrew, Latin and Greek—the languages of the Old Testament, the Roman government, and the New Testament. In Christian art, the words are sometimes completely spelled out, but more commonly the Latin text is rendered as a simple acronym.
The chief priests of the Jews objected that Pilate should have written, “This man said, I am King of the Jews.” Pilate refused to change the text. His reply became a chilling aphorism of authority in Latin: “Quod scripsi scripsi.” “What I have written, I have written.” Thus Pilate let stand the words intended for condemnation, now transformed as affirmation. Pilate would not acknowledge the kingship of Jesus in the trial, but he proclaimed it publicly—if sarcastically—on the cross.
The inscription appears in the other gospels (Mark 15:26, Matthew 27:37, and Luke 23:38), each time with slightly different wording. These are the only known words written about Jesus during his lifetime. To believers, they affirm the humanity and divine royalty of Jesus.
In Rome, the Church of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem claims to have the relic of the original sign. Copyright © 2012 Resource Publications, Inc. 160 E. Virginia St. #170, San Jose, CA 95112, (408) 286-8505.
CELEBRATE YEAR OF THE EUCHARIST Archdiocese of Seattle June 14, 2020—June 6, 2021. Archbishop Paul D. Etienne invites everyone to celebrate a Year of the Eucharist. Through this year of prayer and study, we will foster and strengthen our celebration of the incredible gift of the Eucharist. Over the next year, we’ll explore different dimensions of the Eucharist, echoing the shape of the Mass: Gathering – What makes us community? (It’s the Eucharist, of course!) Word – How the Scriptures can come to life in our lives. Presence – The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, the center of Church and of our lives. Sending – Our mission to carry on the work of Jesus – serving the poor and vulnerable, proclaiming the Gospel, and sanctifying the world. We encourage you to join in the celebration of the Year of the Eucharist. Visit http://www.seattlearchdiocese.org/ for more information.
2020 Annual Catholic Appeal OLOS St. Anthony Goal $62,037 $16,634 Pledged $26,798 $10,480 Families Who Pledged 83 26
Thank you for your generous support!
Please prayerfully consider giving to the needs of our Archdiocese as we conduct the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal. Gifts of any amount are welcome, and your gift will make a big impact on many lives! Because of the current situation, there are simple ways for you to donate:
Mail the enclosed pledge card in the provided envelope Go online to www.seattlearchdiocese.org/donate to
make a secure pledge or gift
Call us at 1-800-809-4921
If your employer offers matching gifts, they may be able to double the amount that you are pledging! Your participation, regardless of the amount, will make a difference
For Mobile devices: www.seattlearchdiocese.org/Stewardship/MobACA/MobDonate.aspx All gifts have until April 2021 to be fulfilled. Thank you for your support and participation!
CHILDREN’S WORSHIP BULLETIN for ages 3-5 and 7-12 are available ONLINE! Please visit the parish website and click on “Parish Bulletin/Children’s Bulletin” tab. The activities correspond to the scripture readings of the day’s Mass.
CATHOLIC SURVEY 2020: The new pastoral planning process has been launched. Input from all Catholics is needed as we work to draw more people to Christ in Western Washington. Visit CatholicSurvey2020.com or the parish website to take the survey today!
FORMED.ORG: Even in these challenging times, God provides opportunities to grow in our faith. For parents and families at home, we recommend visiting FORMED.org to grow closer to God.
PRAYER FOR HEALING Michelle Baldwin, Gary Bouch, Sandy Bouch, William Brady, Anne Carlson, Margot Collins, Bob & Shirley Cox, Sherry Cutino, Alicia Eads, Lyn Eads, John Eccleston, Jodi Gaffney, Gomes Family, Pacita Galvez, Ernie Hayden, Eddie Heffernan, Jessica E Hernandez, Julia Hick, Martha Hickman, Jean Terry Jensen, Ellen Johnsen, Kelsie Johnson, Irene Johnston, Lee Jordan, Hillary Kauffman, Gloria Magdalena, Dee McGuire, Marta McKie, Eva McLean, Zach Mitchell, Mary Lou Meyer, Olga Newton, Xuan Nguyen, Ly & Linh Nguyen, Dan Oberle, Ken & Donna Pausch, Rende Family, Xiaowei Riordan, Joel Rivera, Blazena Sejkora, Theresa Senn, Carol Shaketer, Sarah Shogren, Betty Spear, Margo Stephenson, Anna Stokosa, Ma. Lourdes C Tamayo, Hugh Tribble, Chin Ut, Jim Vague, Rod Weasea, Jo Wehust, Norman White. To add/remove names, please contact the parish office.
INDOOR MASS GUIDELINES We will begin to have indoor Mass (Church/Hall) that permits a maximum of 40 people in each facility. While we enjoy the good news to celebrate Mass indoor, we are taking every precaution and will follow all necessary guidelines. Furthermore, the obligation to attend Sunday Mass will remain dispensed for the time so we will continue to live-stream the outdoor Mass as we slowly resume the public celebration of Mass. Before reserving a space, please read the following. Mass will continue to livestream at 10:00 AM on Facebook.
GENERAL INFORMATION Anyone attending public Mass does so at their own risk. Anyone who has even the slightest symptoms or feelings of sickness must remain home. Vulnerable and at-risk persons should remain home. Parishioners are required to sign-up for Mass as each Mass Please self-assess your temperature before attending Mass. Bring: your own mask, hand sanitizer, glove If using the restroom, please keep 6 feet apart from each other and sanitize after yourselves (all areas you touched)
when finished. No childcare will be available. Parishioners must check in upon arrival.
LITURGY Special dispensation remains in place. We will continue to live-stream the 10:00 AM Sunday Mass. Masses will be shortened to reduce exposure. No collection during the Mass instead, baskets will be placed near the church entrance (you are invited to drop off
your contribution upon arrival or right after you receive Communion). No presentation of the gifts by the faithful. No exchange of the sign of peace. No congregational singing. No cantor or choir. Children’s Liturgy of the Word will be discontinued during this time. Celebrant will not greet parishioners before and after Mass.
DISTRIBUTION OF COMMUNION The Precious Blood will be consumed by the Priest only. Communion must be received on the hand only (not on the mouth) – with flattened palm rather than cupped hand. Holy Communion will be distributed at the end of Mass. When departing after Communion, continue to maintain
physical distancing.
SIGN UP Visit the parish website to make a reservation through Mission Pathways. When signing up, select the facility preference (Church or Hall). Enter the number of people in your household that will be attending Mass. Please note – contact information will be required for mitigation (information will be kept on file for 30 days). If you do not have access to internet, please call Maggie at 425-888-2974 ext. 2 BEFORE 5:00 pm on Fridays. When
calling, please leave a voicemail and include: your name, phone number, how many people in your household will be joining you, and the Mass you will be attending
PHYSICAL DISTANCING Parishioners will be ushered to their seats after checking in (please no gatherings to socialize or greet others before
or after Mass). Physical distancing must be practiced at all times on Church property (minimum of six feet apart, except members of
the same household). Hand sanitizers will be available inside the church/hall buildings. Based on requirements from the Archdiocese and State, facial coverings/masks are required and need to cover the
nose. If you don’t have one, we are to provide you with one (please know that we have a limited supply). If you are unable to wear a mask for medical reasons or unwilling, please continue to attend the livestream until these restrictions are removed.
