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St. Mary Catholic Church 4200 88th Street NE
Marysville, Washington 98270
St. Anne Mission 7231 Totem Beach Road (No Mail)
Tulalip, WA 98271
VISION STATEMENT
To be a reflection of Christ to all.
Ser un reflejo de Cristo para todos.
Praying together.
Growing in authentic faith. Reaching out to all of our brothers and sisters.
Orar juntos.
Crecer en fe autentica. Mostrar amor y compartir la fe con todos
nuestros hermanos y hermanas en el mundo.
MISSION STATEMENT
Dear parishioners,
Yesterday, September 8th we celebrated the Nativity of Mary. I suppose there is no other event in the life
of a family that is as joyful and hopeful as the birth of a child. Children always help us as adults to stay
focused on those things that are more important in life. As our blessed mother Mary was this hope for
Anna and Joachim, her parents; Jesus, her son, would become this sign of hope for the world.
Next Saturday we remember Mary as Our Lady of Sorrows, the day after the feast of the exaltation of the
cross. This helps us to enter her agony and yet, still full of hope. From her birth to the death of her son,
she and her Son together remain a sign of hope for us.
For our Church today, in our need for hope, Mary and Jesus are that for us.
Blessings,
Fr. Peter
Queridos Parroquianos
Ayer, 8 de septiembre, celebramos la Natividad de María. Supongo que no hay otro evento en la vida de
una familia tan alegre y esperanzador como el nacimiento de un niño. Los niños siempre nos ayudan
como adultos a mantenernos enfocados en aquellas cosas que son más importantes en la vida. Asi
como nuestra bendita madre, María, fue la esperanza para Anna y Joachin, sus padres; Jesús, su hijo,
se convertiría en este signo de esperanza para el mundo
El próximo sábado recordamos a María como Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, el día después de la fiesta
de la exaltación de la cruz. Esto nos ayuda a entrar en su agonía, y sin embargo, todavía llenos de
esperanza. Desde su nacimiento hasta la muerte de su hijo, ella y su hijo juntos siguen siendo un signo
de esperanza para nosotros.
Para nuestra Iglesia hoy, en nuestra necesidad de esperanza, María y Jesús lo son para nosotros.
Bendiciones,
Padre. Peter
PASTOR’S LETTER/ CARTA DEL PASTOR
Praying for.. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Papal Intentions for September:
_______Universal – Young People in Africa That young people in Africa may have access to edu-cation and work in their own countries.
Prayer List: Jeanne Sagel, Cal Dockendorff,
Carleta Sjodin, Feliciano Vergara, Carol Dollar, Karl & Julian Ekdahl, Jim Psaradelis, Ted Mikula, Janette Hansen, Antonia Seyler, Kim Perry, Kay Brown, Jack, Robert Brown, Jim Wolcott, James Kuntz, Barbara Coon, Becky Spanton, Marilyn Warnes, Marsha Pittman, Lauren Kim, Rod Glassett & Family, Leslie Davis, C.J O’Conner, Louise A. Way, Charles Newton,
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Rest In Peace: Joyce Patricio, Brian Salmon, John P.
Buczkowski, Rosemary Togesen, Roger A. Bleaker
Prayers requests: Names will appear for 3 months unless office is notified.
Prepare with next Sunday’s Readings! ________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reading 1 IS 50:5-9A Psalm PS 116:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 Reading 2 JAS 2:14-18 Alleluia GAL 6:14 Gospel MK 8:27-35
Parish Updates _________________________________________________________________
40 Days For Life
40 Days for life is coming up on Sept. 26th. Please join the Staff and pray for the unborn, infront of Planned Parenthood in Everett. We’ll leave the St. Mary parking lot at 2:30pm to be there at 3pm. This will be every Wednesday. Symbolon/RCIA!!! If you are interested in learning more about your faith, or you are an adult who needs Sacraments, please consider joining our coming Symbolon Sessions!:
• Spanish– Every Tuesday
@ 4:30pm, Starting Sept. 11th
• Eng AM– Every Wed. @
11:30am, Starting Sept 19th
• Eng PM– Every Thurs. @ 7pm Starting Sept. 20th
The Lord answered me when I called in my distress:
- Psalms 120:1
W EEKLY S CHEDULE
This Weeks Schedule
Monday
*St. Vincent Meeting– 6:30pm Rm 1b
*Crecimientos– 7pm Rm 5,7
*Reunion Lectors (Spa. Lector Training) —7pm Iglesia
Tuesday
*Staff Meeting (OFFICE CLOSED) - 3pm-4pm
*Confessions– 4pm-5:45pm Church
*(Priimer Clase) RICA– 4:30pm Rm 3
*RICA– 6:30pm Rm 3
*Mass – 6pm Church
*Legion of Mary– 6:00pm Rm 4b
*Grupo Misionero– 6:30pm Rm 1b
*Matrimonio Lideres—7pm
Wednesday-
*Mass– 10:30am Church
*Symbolon– 11:30am Rm 3
*Our Lady Of Perpetual Help– 4:30pm Chapel
*Schola Rehearsal– 6pm Church
*Bible Study– 6:30pm Rm 8
*Adult Choir– 7:00pm Church
*Spanish Choir– 7pm Rm 1
*Guadalupanos– 7pm Chapel, Rm 7
*G.O Practice– 7pm Rm 3
Thursday
*Mass – 10:30am Church
*Bible Study– 11:30am Rm 8
*Misa en Español—6:00pm
*Symbolon– 7:00pm Rm 8
*G.O Planning– 7:00pm Rm 3
*Crecimientos– 7:00pm Rm 7
Friday- FEAST OF THE EXALTATION OF THE HOLY CROSS
*Mass– 10:30am Church
*Adoration– 11:15am-9pm Church
*Confessions– 6pm-9pm Church
*Grupo de Oracion– 7:00pm Church & Hall
Saturday- MEMORIAL OF OUR LADY OF SORROWS
*Mass – 9:00am
*Confessions (after Mass)- 9:45am Church
*El Shaddai– 1:00pm Chapel
*Ministerio Matrimonio– 6:30pm Rm 8
Quote of the Week _________________________________________________________________
However, all stems from the inability to trust above all in God, to put our securities in Him, to let Him give true profundity to our heart’s desires. This enables one to endure even weakness, un-certainty and precariousness. Reference to God makes one strong in weakness, in uncertainty and also in precariousness. Without God’s primacy, one falls easily into idolatry and is happy with meager reassurances. But this is a temptation that we always read about in the Bible. And think this well: it didn’t cost God so much work to liberate the people from Egypt. He did so with signs of power <and> of love. However, God’s great work was to take Egypt out of the people’s heart, namely, to take idolatry out from the people’s heart. And God continues to work again to take it out of our hearts. This is God’s great work: to take out “that Egypt” that we carry inside, which is the fascination of idolatry. When one welcomes the God of Jesus Christ, who though He was rich became poor for us (Cf. 2 8:9), one then discovers that to recognize one’s weakness is not the disgrace of human life, but is the condition to open oneself to Him who is truly strong. Then, God’s salvation enters through the door of <one’s> weakness (Cf. 2 12:10); it’s by dint of his insufficiency that man opens to God’s paternity. Man’s freedom stems from allowing the true God to be his only Lord. And this enables us to accept our fragility and reject the idols of our heart. -Pope Francis, General Audience 8/8/2018
A du l t Fo rma t i on _________________________________________________________________
Symbolon is our Adult Faith Formation/Enrichment program. This is for everyone who wants to learn about and grow in the Catholic faith! This week– Sacraments of Service– Marriage and Holy Order Wednesday at 11:30am, Thursday at 7pm Interested in becoming Catholic, or know someone who is? Contact Michael Schmitz (see next page) to get some of your questions answered and find out about the process and how we can make that happen!
The Catholicism series from Bishop Robert Barron is streaming online for free until August 19th! Go to http://catholicismseries.com/watch to watch this groundbreaking series which gives a fantastic over-view of the faith no matter what level you are at! Watch Formed.org! Use our parish code to access great Catholic videos, movies, talks and more! Parish Code: 3b045b
DISCIPLESHIP, AND EVANGELIZATION
STEWARDSHIP
Stewardship of Time/Talent
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Remember we always need good stewards! To:
• Stuff Bulletin’s on Friday’s
• Donate food for Funerals
• Outreach Ministries
• Faith Formation
• Join a serving ministry in Mass
Ushers
Choir
Lectors
Eucharistic Ministers
Altar Servers
Weekday Altar Servers
¡Recuerda que siempre
necesitamos personas que ofrescan su tiempo! Para participar en:
• Armar Boletines los viernes
• Donar comida para funerales
• Ministerios formacion de Fe Únase a un ministerio de servicio en la Misa:
Lectores
Bienvenida
Coro
Ministros eucarísticos
Monagillos entre semana
Learning and Living the Faith
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Q: What are some consequences of our belief in the natural law?
A: Ones that we believe that the principles of human morality are accessible to everyone, regardless of belief, through the use of their reason. There are very few moral stances taken by the Church which are based on principles derived from divine revela-tion. As far as ethics goes, revelation in fact often only helps us to clarify and deepen our understanding of the natural moral law, or it calls us to a heroic exercise of it. This means that we can have useful moral discussions with any-one, and that when the Church says something in society should be a certain way, it is not “imposing our religion upon others”; ra-ther, we see it as merely following the dictates of right reason. This is clear from the fact that there are even groups such as Atheists for Life. Any moral principles which come from our religion are usually simply things that are binding for Catholics, such as partici-pation in Sunday Mass. Another consequence of the natural law is that it becomes impos-sible to affirm moral relativism. This is the idea that one person has his/her truth, and I have mine. The natural law says that there is truth, and we are either living in accord with it or not, to ours and humanity’s benefit or peril, respectively.
FAITH FORMATION
St. Mary’s is in need of more counters on Monday Mornings! If you’re interested please call the office.
Quote of the Week _________________________________________________________________
Mary believed in the fulfillment of what had been said to her by the Lord. As Virgin, she believed that she would conceive and bear a son: the "Holy One," who bears the name of "Son of God," the name "Jesus" (= God who saves). As handmaid of the Lord, she remained in perfect fidelity to the person and mission of this Son. As Mother, "believing and obeying...she brought forth on earth the Father's Son. This she did, knowing not man but overshadowed by the Holy Spirit." For these reasons Mary is honored in the Church "with spe-cial reverence. Indeed, from most ancient times the Blessed Virgin Mary has been venerated un-der the title of 'God-bearer.' In all perils and needs, the faithful have fled prayerfully to her pro-tection." This cult is altogether special: it bears in itself and expresses the profound link which exists between the Mother of Christ and the Church. As Virgin and Mother, Mary remains for the Church a "permanent model." It can therefore be said that especially under this aspect, namely as a model,
or rather as a "figure," Mary, present in the mystery of Christ, re-mains constantly present also in the mystery of the Church. For the Church too is "called mother and virgin," and these names have a profound biblical and theological justification. The Church "becomes herself a mother by accepting God's word with fidelity.” -St. John Paul II, Redemptoris Mater, 42-43
A du l t Fo rma t i on _________________________________________________________________
Symbolon is our Adult Faith Formation/Enrichment program. This is for everyone who wants to learn about and grow in the Catholic faith! This week– Catholic Social Teaching Wednesday at 11:30am, Thursday at 7pm Interested in becoming Catholic, or know someone who is? Contact Michael Schmitz (see next page) to get some of your questions answered and find out about the process and how we can make that happen!
Watch Formed.org! Use our parish code to access great Catholic videos, movies, talks and more! This week on Formed: Stations of the Cross. Listen to this beauti-ful meditation on the Stations of the Cross and walk with Christ on His road to Calvary. Ponder the greatest act of love this world has ever seen!
Parish Code: 3b045b
DISCIPLESHIP, AND EVANGELIZATION
STEWARDSHIP
Stewardship of Time/Talent
________________________________________________________________________________________
Remember we always need good stewards! To:
• Stuff Bulletin’s on Friday’s
• Donate food for Funerals
• Outreach Ministries
• Faith Formation
• Join a serving ministry in Mass
Ushers
Choir
Lectors
Eucharistic Ministers
Altar Servers
Weekday Altar Servers
¡Recuerda que siempre necesitamos personas que ofrescan su tiempo! Para participar en:
• Armar Boletines los viernes
• Donar comida para funerales
• Ministerios formacion de Fe Únase a un ministerio de servicio en la Misa:
Lectores
Bienvenida
Coro
Ministros eucarísticos
Monagillos entre semana
Learning and Living the Faith
________________________________________________________________
Q: How do we understand the New Testament law? (continued) A: A lot of misunderstandings can arise from reading parts of St. Paul’s letters outside the wider context of his writings, and the rest of the Bible as well. He often talks about the difference between the Law and Grace, noting that we are not under the Law. This is true, we are not under the 613 commandments of the Old Law. But the moral principles enshrined in such as the 10 Commandments are something that existed before “The Law”. When Paul makes a distinction between the Law and Grace, he is saying that just hav-ing the Law was not enough to redeem people and bring salvation. It brought knowledge of wrongdoing, but was powerless to fix it. But with God’s grace, Paul says, we are able to be truly healed of the brokenness and sinfulness that resides within us. “The New Law is called a law of love because it makes us act out of the love infused by the Holy Spirit, rather than from fear; a law of grace, because it confers the strength of grace to act, by means of faith and the sacraments; a law of freedom, because it sets us free from the ritual and juridical observances of the Old Law, inclines us to act spontaneously by the prompting of charity and, finally, lets us pass from the condition of a servant who "does not know what his master is doing" to that of a friend of Christ - "For all that I have heard from my Father I have made known to you" - or even to the status of son and heir.” (CCC, 1972)
FAITH FORMATION
St. Mary’s is in need of more counters on Monday Mornings! If you’re interested please call the office.
S t ew a r d sh i p o f T r e a s u r e _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Pastor: Fr. Peter Mactutis (360)653-9400
Receptionist, Selena Vergara-Valdez Ext # 100
Liturgy & Faith Formation, Michael Schmitz Ext # 103
Elementary Faith Formation : Debra Hart Ext # 104
Facilities Manager: John Hodgins Ext # 109
Administrative Assistant: Gloria Garcia Ext #106
Bookkeeper: Megan M. Conty Ext #106
Music Director (English): William Carbajal Ext # 107
Music Director (Spanish): Josue Garcia Ext # 110
For emergency anointing of the sick: (360) 421– 7989
Para uncion de los enfermos de emergencia: (360) 421– 7989
Daily Mass Schedule/
Misa En la Iglesia Santa Maria
• Tuesday: 6:00pm
• Thursday: 6:00pm- Misa en español
• Wednesday - Friday: 10:30a.m
• 3rd Friday of the month– 9:00am
• Saturday: 9:00 a.m
Adoration • 1st Fridays :
11:15am - 9:00 p.m.
• For one hour before daily Mass
• Tuesday- 4pm-5:45pm
Website: http://stmary-stanne.weconnect.com
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StMaryStAnne/
Number:(360)653-9400 Fax: 360-658-7439
Confessions/ Confeciones • Tuesdays: 4:00-5:45pm • Saturdays: 9:30 a.m. • First Fridays: 6pm-9pm
Sunday Mass : 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. in English, Misa a las 12:00 p.m
INFORMATION
Updates _________________________________________________________________
Rachel’s Corner Hope and Healing After Abortion August 24-26, 2018 Call Valerie: 1-800-822-HOPE (4673)
Si quiere saber sobre este retiro para sanacion despues del aborto provocado en
Español favor de llamar al: 206.450.7814
Immaculate Conception & Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School Everett Current openings in preschool and pre-kindergarten for children ages 3-5.
Limited openings in grades kindergarten, 1st and 4th.
Call the school office for information and to arrange a tour, 425 349-7777.
For Me Life Is Christ Vocation discernment meetings • Come and find out: Fridays 6:30-8:30pm
Adoration→ Dinner→Presentation→ Discussion ______________________
Oct 12th @ St. Pius X, Mountlake Terrace
Dec 14th @ St. Brendan, Bothell
Over come unhealthy sexual behaviors with this professional science-based Catholic Program.
WWW.ReclaimSexualHealth.com
OUTREACH Who are the Leaders of each Ministry here at St. Mary, and how can I contact them?
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Head Of Sacristans David Baqui [email protected]
Head of Lectors Charlotte Maine [email protected]
Holy Communion to the Homebound Diane Navicky *Please call the office*
Head– Eucharistic Minister Yolanda Marsh [email protected]
Head– Alter Servers Tina Do
Grand Knight (KOC) William Cardona [email protected]
Legion Of Mary Kevin Boldt [email protected]
El Shaddai Jonna Valencia [email protected]
RCIA (Becoming Catholic) Michael Schmitz [email protected] Hispanic RICA Liana Pricer [email protected]
Matrimonio Lideres Graciela Acevedo [email protected]
Guadalupanos Elsa Diaz [email protected]
Lectores/ Hispanic Lectors Graciela Rios [email protected]
Grupo de Oracion Myriam Escalante [email protected]
Item Actual Budget
Total Income 9/2 $10,614.07 $10,702.94
August Total Income $40,046.78 $43,910.31
August Total Expenses $36,112.84 $41,296.10
YTD Income (July-Aug) $86,465.20 $98,798.19
YTD Expenses (July-Aug) $74,368.36 $92,916.22
