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Sacred Heart Church 9460 N.E. 14TH STREET • BELLEVUE, WA 98004
(425) 454-9536 • Fax- 450-3909
www.sacredheart.org
PARISH OFFICE 425-454-9536
Rev. Steve Sallis, Pastor Ext. 105
Carol Guenther, Pastoral Associate Ext. 110
Debs Pokos Dugan, Pastoral Assistant for
Children’s Faith Formation Ext. 112
Theresa Galvez, Pastoral Assistant for
Liturgical Music Ext. 106
Mary Dickins, Pastoral Assistant for
Pastoral Care & Social Concerns Ext. 108
Jeff Kress, Pastoral Assistant for
Youth &Young Adult Ministry Ext. 111
Administration Staff
John Meyer, Pastoral Assistant for Administration Ext. 102
Robert Eubanks, Facilities Supervisor Ext. 157
Patty Oscar, Admin. Asst. for Communication & Reception Ext. 100
Christine Kerr, Admin. Asst. for Giving & Data Ext. 109
Jeanine Kasprick, Bookkeeper Ext. 154 PARISH SCHOOL 425-451-1773
David Burroughs, Principal
Bridget Lawler, Vice-Principal
Amy Davis, Dean of Students
Susana Knapp, Admissions Director
Kerry Wyman, Office Manager INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?
Carol Guenther 425-454-9536, Ext. 110 INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION
Carol Guenther 425-454-9536, Ext. 110 CONFIRMATION PREPARATION
Jeff Kress 425-454-9536, Ext. 111 MARRIAGE PREPARATION
Fr. Steve Sallis 425-454-9536, Ext. 105
(Six months as registered parishioner required prior to
setting wedding date.) SUNDAY NURSERY (during 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Masses)
Lucy Paulsen, Coordinator 425-454-9536, Ext. 112 OFFICE HOURS
Parish 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday
School 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday
September 4, 2016
PARISH LEADERSHIP
• Pastoral Council: Chuck Barnes
• Finance Council: John Meyer
• School Commission Chairperson: Patti Cook
• Stewardship Commission: Tom Bartell
• Worship Commission Chairperson: Judy Hartford
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Sacred Heart Parish
is a welcoming Catholic community,
which inspires faith in God,
through prayer, sacraments and service,
while living Gospel values,
as faithful followers of Jesus Christ.
LITURGY SCHEDULE
Sunday Masses: 8:30 and 11:00 A.M.
Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 P.M.
Confessions: Saturdays, 3:00-4:30 P.M.
Wednesdays, 8:00-8:45 A.M.
Saturday, September 3rd, 2016 Saint Gregory the Great, Pope
1 Corinthians 4:6b-15 Luke 6:1-5
3:00 PM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Wisdom 9:13-18b Philemon 9-10,12-17
Luke 14:25-33
5:00 PM Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church
Sunday, September 4th, 2016
Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Wisdom 9:13-18b Philemon 9-10,12-17
Luke 14:25-33
8:30 AM Mass (RIP Clarice Bocek by Charles & Stephanie
McIntyre) ~ Church
9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts
11:00 AM Mass (RIP Father Gerald Moore by Rhoda Chirillo) ~
Church
12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex
Monday, September 5th, 2016 Weekday
1 Corinthians 5:1-8 Luke 6:6-11
9:00 AM Mass (RIP Nancy Ziello by John Przelenski) ~
Church
Parish Office Closed
10:00 AM Carpe Diem Bridge ~ Parish Hall
NO 7:30 PM Rosary & Prayer Hour ~ Church
Tuesday, September 6th, 2016 Weekday
1 Corinthians 6:1-11 Luke 6:12-19
Word and Communion Service ~ Church
Wednesday, September 7th, 2016 Weekday
1 Corinthians 7:25-31 Luke 6:20-26
8:00 AM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel
9:00 AM Mass (RIP Mac Porter by Pam Porter) ~ Church
7:00 PM Grief Ministry Meeting ~ Meeting Room 1
Thursday, September 8th, 2016 The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Micah 5:1-4a Matthew 1:18-23
9:00 AM Mass with Anointing of the Sick (RIP Lou Chirillo by
Charles and Stephanie McIntyre) ~ Church
9:30-10:15 Carpe Diem Coffee Social ~ Narthex
10:15-12:00 Carpe Diem Steering Committee ~ Conference
Room 1
7:00-9:00 PM Pastoral Council Meeting ~Conference Room 1
Friday, September 9th, 2016 Saint Peter Claver, Priest
1 Corinthians 9:16-19, 22b-27 Luke 6:39-42
8:45 AM School Mass (RIP Louise Wong by Charles &
Stephanie McIntyre) ~ Church
Weekly Calendar & Liturgies
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
Archbishop Sartain, Hiroko Diloreto and Chanda
Fife
THE DECEASED
Elma Boitano, Lutsallah Corey, Easton Menlove,
Sister Margaret Held, SCN,
and Sister Paula Merrill, SSSF
SACRED HEART PARISH CENSUS: This fall
we will undertake the BIG task of updating our data-
base of all our parishioners. It has been a long time
since we reviewed our contact information for our
members and we know that effective communica-
tion is critical for us to function well as a Catholic
Community. If you have moved or changed phone
numbers or e-mail addresses, we want to hear from
you! You can be proactive and contact Carol Guen-
ther with your updated information (425-450-3910
or [email protected]) or you can wait for
us to contact you later this Fall. This information
will help our staff be more productive and will help
all of us have a clearer picture of our unique parish
community. Thanks for your cooperation.
Saturday, September 10th, 2016 Weekday
1 Corinthians 10:14-22 Luke 6:43-49
3:00 PM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel
Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Exodus 32:7-11, 13-14 1 Timothy 1:12-17
Luke 15:1-32
5:00 PM Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church
Time and Talent Ministry Fair After Mass
Sunday, September 11th, 2016
Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Exodus 32:7-11, 13-14 1 Timothy 1:12-17
Luke 15:1-32
8:30 AM Mass (INT Tim & Kathleen Daly by Patty
Oscar) ~ Church
9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts
11:00 AM Mass (INT Tom Sallis by Rhoda Chirillo) ~
Church
12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex
4:00 PM Praise Band Practice ~ Parish Church
5:00 PM Mass (INT For the People)
Time and Talent Ministry Fair After Masses
From the Pastor & LiturgyFrom the Pastor & Liturgy FROM THE PASTOR
UPDATE ON ST. JEAN VIANNEY IN BATON
ROUGE —Father Tom Ranzino, pastor at St. Jean Vian-
ney in Baton Rouge, sent an email with updates about
their parish. Two neighboring parishes provided meals
for all the St. Jean Vianney parishioners after Masses last
weekend, and several area parishes are offering support
in a variety of ways for clean-up at the parish and for
parishioners’ homes.
He said: “We plan on reopening Pre School the day after
Labor Day; the affected School classrooms by mid- Sep-
tember ; the rectory by October and the Gymnasium by
November. This past Thursday, Bishop Muench met
with priests and deacon to talk about two topics: The
recent shootings in Baton Rouge and the Flood of
2016. It became clear to us rather quickly that the two
events merge. Flood waters do not wash away every-
thing. Issues of prejudice and violence are still below the
surface—but when the boats came to save people, no
matter if they were rich or poor, white or black, old or
young, there was room in the boats for everyone. Per-
haps the flood waters will help clear our vision to see
that common humanity which will inform our work to-
gether for the future. There is much work in both areas to
do.”
See their parish website for more information:
www.stjeanvianney.org. As I mentioned last weekend at
all the Masses, we have set aside $5000 from our Parish
Giving Fund through our stewardship of treasure com-
mitment. In addition, we raised almost $6000 at the
Masses last weekend. If you would like to contribute to
this fund that we will send to St. Jean Vianney, please
bring it to the Parish Office by Tuesday, September 6.
Please continue to pray for the Baton Rouge flood vic-
tims.
HEARTS ON FIRE—As we have entered into the month of September, we return to focus on our parish values (DISCIPLES) as described in Hearts on Fire, our parish pastoral plan. During this month we focus on Dis-cernment and on Saint Peter who led the apostles in lis-tening to the voice of God and the direction of Jesus to lead the early Christian community to a deeper relation-ship with Jesus Christ. Let us continue to work together to build up the King-dom of God here at Sacred Heart.
MASS ON MONDAY We will have Mass at 9 AM on Monday, September 5, on Labor Day to pray for all who have honest employment and to pray for those who seek just employment.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK ON THURSDAY We will celebrate the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick on Thursday, September 8, during the 9 AM Mass. Those who are preparing for surgery, who are of advanced age, or those who are seriously ill may be anointed.
MEMORIAL OF SAINT PETER CLAVER
We will celebrate the memorial of Saint Peter Claver (1580/1-1654)on Friday, September 9. He was a “Spanish Jesuit priest, [who] spent his life tending to the needs of African slaves in Colombia, South America. While serv-ing as a missionary, he ministered to the slaves by provid-ing them with food and medicine, washing their wounds, preparing them for Baptism, and witnessing their Marriag-es. He actively pursued lawyers to plead the cases of im-prisoned slaves and prepared criminals for death. Not only did he care for the slaves, but he also preached missions to plantation owners and sailors. The ‘saint of the slaves,’ as St. Peter is often called, died after contracting a plague.” (2016 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, 287)
PRAYER FOR PEACE IN OUR COMMUNITIES ON FRIDAY
The Catholic bishops of the United States have called for a national day of Prayer for Peace in our Communities in light of the recent outbreak of violence and racial tension in our country. We will pray for this intention at Mass on this coming Friday, the memorial of Saint Peter Claver, a Spanish Jesuit, who helped African slaves in Colombia in the 17th century. We will pray and ask that “our parish may cultivate welcome, extend hospitality, and encourage the participation of people of all cultures, ethnicities and backgrounds and for the courage to have difficult con-versations about racism, and for a better appreciation of how our words and actions – or even our silence – can impact our communities” (USCCB website). Please re-member to pray for peace in our communities on Friday wherever you are.
5 PM YOUTH MASS TO RESUME NEXT SUNDAY
The Sunday 5 PM Youth Mass will resume on Sunday, September 11. This Mass is for high school parishioners and their families to help support “a vibrant youth faith community” at Sacred Heart (see Goal IV in Hearts on Fire).
Pastoral Care & Social ConcernsPastoral Care & Social Concerns
CABRINI MINISTRY
Do you want to learn subtle, yet powerful, tech-
niques for communicating God’s love and
mercy to others?
Cabrini Ministry Training invites you to follow
the example of St. Frances Cabrini and SHARE
MERCY, BE PRESENT, and CHANGE
LIVES! We offer a 65 hour full training as well
as a 30 hour “Listening Heart” program. One
class will meet weekly on Tuesday afternoons
at Holy Family in Kirkland, beginning October
25, and another class will meet monthly on Sat-
urdays at St. James Cathedral in Seattle, begin-
ning September 17. For more information, con-
tact [email protected] or 206-760-0583
ext. 3. Carla Loucks, Executive Director.
September 55+ Potluck: Thursday, 9/29 + feature film after dinner
5pm -- Beverages in Narthex
5:30 -- Let’s eat!
6:30-ish -- Movie time
Food Assignments A–C: main dish for 8-10,
D–I: dessert for 8-10,
J–Z: salad/side for 8-10
Questions?: Mary Dickins, 425-450-3908 or [email protected], Hosted by Carpe Diem
WHAT IS CARPE DIEM?
In addition to being Latin for “seize the day,”
it’s also the name of Sacred Heart’s community
of parishioners aged 55 yrs.+. Any parishioner
who is 55+ can participate to enjoy quarterly
catered luncheons, regular bridge groups, Mass
followed by coffee social once a month, potluck
dinners and movies, as well as daytrips and
other fun get-togethers.
For more info please contact:
Mary Dickins ~ 425-450-3908
Keep reading the Bulletin for upcoming events.
THANKS TO THE JUBILEE SERVICE DAY VOLUNTEERS FROM SACRED HEART
Sacred Heart volunteers helped at Bellevue District schools, helped make desk bags, and assisted homeowners in yard and house repair. Sacred Heart parishioners who signed up in-cluded: Veronica Chen; Barbara Deymonaz; Carol Guenther; Lisa, Charlie, Anne, Daniel and Catherine Herb; Daniel Hu-berty; Pege Martin; Michael and Lilia McCannel; Brenda Means; Cathleen Mechkoff; Mike, Donna, Sam and Molly Medeiros; Colleen Meehan; Kim, Bennett, and Hallie Nor-ton; Heather, Courtney and Kendall Serres; Tina and David Soike; and Bill and Angela Wright.
Pope Francis Jubilee Year Prayer for Mercy
Lord Jesus Christ,
you have taught us to be merciful like the
heavenly Father,
and have told us that whoever sees you sees Him.
Show us your face and we will be saved.
Your loving gaze freed Zacchaeus and Matthew from be-
ing enslaved by money;
the adulteress and Magdalene from seeking happiness on-
ly in created things;
made Peter weep after his betrayal,
and assured Paradise to the repentant thief.
Let us hear, as if addressed to each one of us, the words
that you spoke to the Samaritan woman:
“If you knew the gift of God!”
You are the visible face of the invisible Father,
of the God who manifests his power above all by
forgiveness and mercy:
let the Church be your visible face in the world,
its Lord risen and glorified.
You willed that your ministers would also be clothed in
weakness in order that they may feel compassion for those
in ignorance and error:
let everyone who approaches them feel sought after,
loved, and forgiven by God.
Send your Spirit and consecrate every one of us with
its anointing, so that the Jubilee of Mercy
may be a year of grace from the Lord, and your Church,
with renewed enthusiasm, may bring good news to the
poor, proclaim liberty to captives and the oppressed, and
restore sight to the blind.
We ask this through the intercession of Mary,
Mother of Mercy,
You who live and reign with the Father and the Holy
Spirit for ever and ever. Amen.
(Please keep the pilgrims of Sacred Heart in your
prayers, as they prepare for their Holy Year Pilgrimage
October 19-28.)
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
ADMISSIONS Hello from the admissions office! We are very excited to welcome all our families both new and returning. Please
know that even though school has begun, we still are happy to welcome additional students into our grade levels with
availability. We would also be glad to talk with you about enrolling your child for school next year. We will let you
know when our next Open House will happen.
Please do not hesitate to contact me to ask about our amazing Catholic program with loving, talented, and vibrant teach-
ers! I would be thrilled to work with you to discuss your particular grade level, details about our admissions process,
and the financial aid we have available. Call me at 425-451-1773 ext. 1603 or email at [email protected]. Thank
you, Susana Knapp
SCHOOL MASSES Everyone is welcome to come to School Masses that are usually held on Friday morning at 8:45 AM. Members of the
School Staff who are new this year will assist at The School Mass on Friday, September 9. Please keep our Parish
School students and staff in your prayers.
Sacred Heart School
Confirmation 1 Confirmation 2
Confirmation I (For those wishing to be confirmed Spring 2018)
and Confirmation II (For those who have completed Confirmation I and are
wishing to be confirmed Spring 2017)
ATTENTION ALL SACRED HEART YOUTH
Our Sunday 5PM Youth-Led Mass begins next
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11th… there’s only one
week to go!
Bring your family...bring your friends… and defi-
nitely bring yourself!
The Praise Band has been practicing all summer
and they are excited to pray with you again. Make
this year the best ever by including Mass in your
weekend schedule each week, starting on Septem-
ber 11th!
September means our Youth Groups will be
kicking into high gear soon:
MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP (grades
6th, 7th & 8th) starts Sunday, September 18th,
9:45-10:45am, downstairs in the Youth Room.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP (Grades
9th—12th) starts Sunday, September 18th, 6:15-
8pm, downstairs in the Youth Room.
Please contact Jeff Kress for details: 425-450–
3911 or [email protected]
It’s going to be a great year!
Administration & Stewardship
PARISH ELECTRONIC GIVING CHANGES COMING
Thank you for your faithful support of our parish and its ever-expanding ministries
and services. It is because of your consistent sacrifice and support that we have been
able to reach out and serve so many in our community.
If you currently donate by credit card, electronic funds transfer (EFT) or online giving
through our parish website, sacredheart.org/parish, please be advised that we have
changed our vendor from Vanco to Our Sunday Visitor (OSV). The “Donate Now”
link on our website now points to the new vendor.
If you currently give online, have recurring credit card payments or EFTs from your
bank account and would like to manage your own account, please contact Christine
Kerr at the parish office. Managing your own account enables you to update contribu-
tion information including account numbers, frequency, amounts and which funds you
would like to contribute to such as Stewardship, St. Vincent de Paul, School Annual
Fund, etc. If you would prefer to have the parish office continue to manage your elec-
tronic giving, we are happy to do that as well.
If you are interested in signing up and creating a new account, you can contact Chris-
tine Kerr, or you can sign up and create a new account directly from the OSV link on
our website.
If you have any questions about the process, or managing your own account, please
contact Christine Kerr at 425-454-9536, ext. 109 or [email protected]. Thank
you for your continued stewardship of time, talent and treasure in support of Sacred
Heart.
TEACHING GRATITUDE Stewardship as a way of life begins in gratitude. Appreciating all the gifts of God that we receive each day is an essen-
tial skill that is best developed early in life. Have you ever wondered what happens when our young children are dis-
missed at the beginning of Mass for the Children’s Liturgy of the Word? Gratitude is one of our goals!
We gather in the Saints Room in a circle and begin by sharing our names and one
thing that was good in our lives from the past week…something for which we are
thankful. This simple sharing prepares us to sing our response: For all the good
things that you do, Lord, we praise and thank you. Then we are ready to hear the
good news of the Gospel story.
Demonstrating gratitude takes many forms—words of thanks, songs about grati-
tude, acts of kindness and sharing, etc. A major ritual act of gratitude for us at
Mass takes place at the Preparation of the Gifts, when the collection is taken up.
The action of passing the basket is an important moment when we can express our
gratitude to God through sharing our treasure, but for those of us who give elec-
tronically, this ritual can seem disconnected from our reality. Not only does it feel
uncomfortable to pass the basket and not put something in it, but it does not model
for our children the correct message. Gratitude to God is not optional!
So, as we continue to become a world that handles financial affairs electronically, we want to be intentional about
demonstrating our gratitude at Mass. One easy, new option is to take an Offering Token with you as you come into
church and you pick up your worship aid. Then, when the basket is passed, you can participate with those who use en-
velopes or give cash, as you say a private prayer of thanksgiving.
Another way to express your gratitude to God is by volunteering to bring up the gifts of bread and wine and treasure at
the Offertory. There is now a sign-up system at the Welcome Table where individuals, couples and whole families can
serve at this important part of the Mass, representing all those gathered to give praise and thanks to our loving God.
Gratitude is an attitude of thankfulness. Let’s live it more fully and teach it more clearly.
Faith Formation
Parish Life
CHILDREN’S SUNDAY FAITH
FORMATION CLASSES START UP
AGAIN on Sunday September 18th for ages 4
through 5th grade. We are still in need of several cate-
chists to share this important work. Please consider join-
ing our team– the blessings are wonderful! Call Debs
Pokos Dugan at 425-454-9536 ext. 112 with questions
or to recommend a parishioner for this ministry.
SACRED HEART
BOOK
DISCUSSION GROUP
A MAN CALLED LOVE by Fredrik Backman is our book
selection for our meeting on Tuesday, September 27, 7 pm
in the Parish Hall. Please join us. No membership neces-
sary — all ages/genders welcome —we have a good time
talking about books. Questions: Betsy Komaritsky at 425-
453-9106.([email protected])
SAVE THE DATE: The Fall
kick-off Pancake Breakfast,
hosted by our Knights of
Columbus, will be Sunday,
September 18th. Join us in the
school gym for a great meal and a chance to catch-
up with old friends and make new ones!
Thinking about becoming Catholic? Wondering what Catholics believe and how we
live? Join other Inquirers for a casual, informal
conversation about how God is working in your
life this Sunday and September 11th after the
11am Mass, in the Saints room (follow the signs
past the bathrooms). Contact Carol Guenther with
questions at 425-450-3910 or just drop by!
Monday evening classes on Catholic Church
Teaching start on September 26th!
Pope Francis declares Blessed Teresa of Kolkata a saint at the
Vatican this Sunday. The date chosen for her canonization is the
eve of the 19th anniversary of her death and the date previously es-
tablished at the Vatican for the conclusion of the Year of Mercy pil-
grimage of people like her who are engaged in works of mercy.
We celebrate her canonization at Sacred Heart with the viewing of a
50 minute documentary of her life– Mother Teresa: A Life of Devo-
tion this Sunday, Sept. 4th in-between the masses from 9:45am—
10:45am in the parish hall.
Check out the Faith
Formation Bulletin
Board across from
the Narthex kitchen
for all current Faith
Formation opportu-
nities for members
of every age!
HOSPITALITY AFTER MASS: Do you enjoy the
opportunity for cheese & crackers Saturday night after
Mass or grabbing a donut or cup of coffee after Mass
Sunday morning? Help is needed to provide simple
hospitality after our weekend Masses. Many hands will
make light work, if we each take a turn! If you have
30 minutes before and after mass, we can use you!
Please sign up by the Narthex Kitchen for a shift that
can work with your schedule.
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