Street Address: 812 Bowker St SE, Lacey WA 98503-1210 ... · PDF fileJanuary 28th, 2018 Mailing Address: PO Box 3805, Lacey WA 98509-3805 Street Address: 812 Bowker St SE, Lacey WA

Fifth Sunday of Easter

April 29th, 2018

Mailing Address: PO Box 3805, Lacey WA 98509-3805 Street Address: 812 Bowker St SE, Lacey WA 98503-1210

www.sacredheartlacey.com & facebook.com/sacredheartlacey Page 2

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MAY CROWNING CELEBRATION

Special Invitation to Sacred Heart Parishioners! On Saturday, 5 May 2018, Sacred Heart’s Chamorro community will host its 16th annual May Crowning celebration honoring Our Lady of Camarin (Patroness of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands).

Please join us

The celebration will begin with Rosary at 4:15 PM, followed by a procession, Mass, and then a Chamorro-style fiesta dinner in Hallen Hall.

Please bring nonperishable food items and/or toilet-ries to Hallen Hall to benefit Sacred Heart's Emer-gency Outreach Program (EOP). Monetary donations

to benefit the EOP will also be accepted Questions? Please contact Lou Maanao at (360) 539-7485.

Thank you!

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Dear Parish Family, At their monthly meetings in 2011, the Pastoral Council and the Stewardship Commission studied and discussed Albert Winseman’s book, Growing an Engaged Church. This book focuses on building a community of enthusiastic members who are growing spiritually and who are also reaching out in concern and service to the world. Part of the planning at that time included developing/completing a parish survey. Participants in that 2011 Survey included: 1,008 parishioners (3,680 in households and respondents). In the fall of 2017, the Pastoral Council, Stewardship Commission and the Finance Council spent several meetings discussing and developing future plans for the parish. We made the decision to conduct a second parish survey. We are very interested in comparing the 2018 Survey with the 2011 Survey – what progress have we made in growing in discipleship? We want to determine where we are as a com-munity and to assess where we want to be in the future. This 2018 survey would give us data to use in planning future programs. Several questions surfaced at the meetings: What else could we do? Besides publishing a parish survey, we talked about how to develop a young adult ministry at the parish. There is a vast demographic in the community from ages 18-36. This is our data-gathering stage - receiving input from this specific group would be very helpful. This time there are two separate surveys: a Parish Survey and a Young Adult Ministry Survey. There are links to both on our website. Also there are copies on the heaters and in the narthex for those who don’t have access to a computer. Mary Beth Celio, Director of Research in the Archdiocese, is devel-oping a parish survey using some of the process outlined in the Engaged Church information. She as-sisted us in developing a short Young Adult Survey. Please go on our website: www.sacredheartlacey.com. On the opening screen, scroll down to the two links: Parish Survey (http://26.selectsurvey.net/SeattleArchdiocese/SHLacey2018) and Young Adult Survey (Ages 18-36) (http://26.selectsurvey.net/SeattleArchdiocese/SHYoungAdults). Once you have completed either the Parish Survey and/or Young Adult Survey, then click the but-ton and it will immediately be sent to the Archdiocese. Paper copies of the survey will be mailed to the Archdiocese. Once the results have been compiled, the survey report will be sent to us. These two reports will be published in the bulletin and copies will be available in the narthex. We invite you to complete these surveys. Your responses will assist us in better understanding how we are living out our parish mission statement to live as “a community called to be Christ for one another through prayer and sacraments, formation, outreach and stewardship.” The Advisory Groups will review the results to help us determine how we can best fulfill our mission and become a more engaged parish. In families, husbands and wives should complete separate surveys. All responses are anonymous on the Parish Survey. Everyone high school age and older is invited to participate. For those completing the Young Adult Survey, contact information is optional and is needed for organizational reasons. Respond with your first impression rather than trying to analyze the questions. Thank you for your assistance. It is greatly appreciated. In Christ, Fr. Tim, Pastoral Council and Stewardship Commission


Thank you.



Monday April 30th

9:00am The Staff, †Ron Eckroth Reading Acts 14:5-18

Gospel Jn 14:21-26

Tuesday May 1st

9:00am No Mass Reading Acts 14:19-28 Gospel Jn 14:27-31a

Wednesday May 2nd

9:00am † Keith Bayema Reading Acts 15:1-8 Gospel Jn 5:1-5

Thursday May 3rd 9:00am All Priests Reading 1 Cor 15:1-8 Gospel Jn 14:6-14

Friday May 4th

9:00am Communion Service

Reading Acts 15:22-31 Gospel Jn 15:12-17

*Due to a funeral or memorial Mass, Intentions of the Mass will be rescheduled to the following available weekday Mass.

Fr. Tim

Prayer Ministry:

We are so grateful to those who are joining us in prayer. If you have a prayer request or want to be part of this ministry, contact:

Maria Boros at 456-0888 or [email protected].

MASS INTETIONS AND READING FOR THE WEEK

Saturday May 5th

9:00am BVM intentions; † Peter Park; † Sara Kim 5:00pm † Paul Icenogle; Sue Dutra

Reading Acts 16:1-10 Gospel Jn 15:18-21

Sunday May 6th

8:00am † Delia Anoche; Maria Asuncion Rones; Gloria Rones 10:00am

People of Sacred Heart 12:00pm

†Benny Edward Uncangco; Jourdan Velasco Tenorio 2:00pm

All Deacons 5:00pm The Youth Ministry

Reading 1 Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48 Reading 2 1 Jn 4:7-10 Gospel Jn 15:9-17

Fifth Sunday of Easter The good steward lives the advice of St. John, loving in deed and in truth, rather than just talking about it. In today’s Gospel, Jesus says that God is glorified when a disciple, grafted in Christ, produces abundantly and bears much fruit. The disciple must then be a good steward of that abundance.

WEEKLY COLLECTION RECAP

We have been given much. Stewardship is managing all of God’s

gifts – time, talent and treasure. What we do with what we have is our response

to God’s love.

April 22, 2018

Envelope Collection: $ 11,408.00 Loose Collection: $ 4,169.00 Online Collection: $ 1,660.00 Total: $ 17,237.00

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WEEKLY CALENDAR

Monday, April 30th 9:00AM - Mass - Church 9:30AM - Divine Mercy Prayer Group - Church 1:30PM - St. Jude’s Guild - S3 6:30PM - Adult Faith Formation - “David the King” - S3

Tuesday, May 1st 10:00AM - Small Christian Community - S3 1:30PM - Small Christian Community - S3 6:00PM - Jr. High Youth Ministry - HH 6:30PM - Choir Rehearsal - S2 Wednesday, May 2nd 8:00AM - Parish Nurse Foot Care by appt. - HH Upstairs - RM 5 9:00AM - Mass - Church 9:30AM - Marian Movement of Priest - Adoration Chapel Heart to Heart - HH Upstairs - RM 1 & 2

Thursday, May 3rd 9:00AM - Mass - Church Eucharistic Adoration following Mass until 3:45PM 6:00PM - Grief Share - S5 Rosary Prayer Group - Adoration Chapel 6:30PM - Hispanic Charismatic Prayer Group - Fabian Hall 7:00PM - Stephen Ministry - HH upstairs - RM 7

Friday, May 4th 9:00AM - Communion Service - Church 9:45AM - 30 Hour Eucharistic Adoration begins - St. Frances Chapel


On this Fifth Sunday of Easter, John’s powerful story of the vine and branches (Jn 15:1-8) indi-cates just how close Jesus is to the Father. Sometimes it is hard to tell where the vine ends and the branches begin. This image, Jesus as the vine and we as the branches, tells us about the close relationship Jesus wants with each of us. It should be easy for people to see we are Good News people! How do they do that? By seeing our actions, the world sees how the Gospel influ-ences our lives. Jesus went about doing the Father’s work. He took time to heal physical and spiritual wounds. At the last supper five weeks ago, Jesus, the leader, went on his knees to wash his disciples’ feet. He gave them and us an example of service. As branches connected to the

Vine, does the fruit of our lives touch others in a loving and healing fashion? We continue to celebrate the joyous season of Easter. Christ is risen! How will Christ’s resurrection inspire in us to a resurrected life of help and service to the least among us? When we look to serve others who need our compassion, love, and mercy, then we can be assured that “the Father is glo-rified, because we bear much fruit and become his disciples” (Jn15:8).

Saturday, May 5th 9:00AM - Mass - Church 3:00PM - Reconciliation - Church 4:30PM - 30 Hour Eucharistic Adoration ends 5:00PM - Mass - Church Celebration of May Crowning followed by Fiesta in Hallen Hall

Sunday, May 6th 8:00AM - Mass - Church 9:00AM - Adult RCIA Pre-Catechumens - HH upstairs - RM 4 Youth RCIA Pre-Catechumens - HH upstairs - RM 5 9:45AM - RCIA Catechumens - HH Upstairs - RM 1 & 2 10:00AM - Mass - Church Little Saints - S4 Children’s Liturgy of the Word - S2 During 10AM, 12PM & 2PM Masses Secular Franciscan Order S3 & Conference RM Korean Mass - Fabian Hall 11:00AM - Youth RCIA - HH Upstairs - RM 4-9 Mystagogia - HH Upstairs - RM 1, 2 & 5 12:00PM - Mass - Church 1:00PM - Spanish RCIA - HH Upstairs - RM 7 2:00PM - Spanish Mass - Church 5:00PM - Mass - Church 6:15PM - Sr. High Confirmation - HH Spanish Adult Confirmation HH Upstairs - RM 5


FAITH FORMATION/SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION

Sacramental Preparation: Contact Lilia Bahena 360-491-0890 ext 103 [email protected]

SENIOR HIGH CONFIRMATION: The Candidate and Sponsor Retreat will be held at Hallen Hall on April 28 at 10:00 AM and it will end with the Rite of Affirmation at the 5:00 PM Mass. ADULT CONFIRMATION CLASSES: The Candidate and Sponsor Retreat will be held at Hallen Hall on April 28 at 10:00 AM and it will end with the Rite of Affirmation at the 5:00 PM Mass.

INFANT BAPTISM: Please pre-register at least three weeks before our monthly Baptism class for in-fants through 6 years of age. Our next baptism class will be on May 7th. We need a Baptism Catechist to teach every other Monday from 6-7:30 PM.

MARRIAGE: If you are planning a wedding, please contact us at least 6 months prior to your an-ticipated wedding date. We offer Marriage Preparation classes three times per year. The next Marriage Preparation class begins on May 7th. Call Lilia a month before the starting date to regis-ter.

We are in need of couples who would be interested in being presenters for the Marriage Preparation Pro-gram.

First Communion & Faith Formation (Pre K - 5th) Linda Cooper at 491-0890 ext 108 [email protected]

If your child did not attend this year’s last class of Elementary Faith Formation, their Certificate is in the office and can be picked-up during office hours. Registration is open for VBS & 2018-2019 Faith Forma-tion Programs.

Children’s Faith Formation Catechist Potluck Celebration is Wednesday, May 2 from 6-8 pm in the Fel-lowship Room. Please join us to celebrate a great year!

Family Friendly Vacation Bible School – June 28, 29, & 30 More information & registration forms are available at Faith

Formation or in the office! Save space on your Summer calendar now!


JR High/SR High Youth Ministry Katy Baker 360-491-0890 Ext: 117 Email: [email protected]

Junior High Ministry: (6th - 8th graders) Tuesdays from 6pm - 7:30pm. Next class will be on May 1st. Bring a snack to share with others. We will be having a party.

Senior High Ministry: (9th - 12th graders) 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month 6:30 -8:00pm. Please watch the bulletin for summer events.

May Crowning: On May 5th. Those of you that signed up in class will be called with further instructions and practice times.

First Communion: Congratulations to all the Junior and Senior High teems that did their First Communion this past weekend. You are truly a blessing to our parish.

Quo Vadis Days: June 25th-28th at Camp Don Bosco. Young men ages 13-18 who are discerning a vocation to the priesthood. More information or to register QVDAYS.org. http://qvdays.org/register/archdiocese-of-seattle/


HAPPENINGS AROUND OUR PARISH

RCIA & Adult Faith Formation Contact Martha Arenas at 491-0890 x104 or [email protected]

Today’s Gospel uses the common motif found in the Old Testament that refers to the people of God: the motif of vineyard. The vineyard was a metaphor or symbol for the Peo-ple of God: the Israelites. Very of-ten it was used as a metaphor to highlight the sin of the people. Thus

the pruning of the branches is a logical sign of God’s judgment of the sinner. God was the vine-dresser and the vineyard was God’s people in God’s kingdom. Christians juxtaposed the image of vineyard from Israel to Christ. Jesus is the new vineyard. Jesus replaced Jewish worship. He is the new worship. Also, when Jesus said “I am the Bread if Life”, “I am the Way the Truth and the Life,” “I am the Vine and you are the branches,” it is a tes-tament to his divine identity.


QUINCEAÑERA: Contact Lilia Bahena at 491-0890 ext 103 or [email protected]

Quinceañera classes are held three times a year. You must register at least 6 months prior to the event and provide a copy of Baptism and First Communion certificates at the time of registration for the classes and scheduling of the event. We are in need of a catechist who is interested in preparing Junior High girls for their Quinceañera.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process through which interested adults are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic faith and way of life. Children over 7 years of age whom were not baptized as infants are also initiated through an adapted process of this Rite. The RCIA is also the venue for people that were baptized as infants, but did not receive any fur-ther formation and sacraments.

Upcoming Events:

Rite of Welcome for baptized Candidates on May 6th, 2018 at the 10:00 A.M, Mass

Rite of Acceptance for those not yet bap-tized, in which they will enter the Order of the Catechumen on May 6th, 2018 at the noon Mass.

St. Jude’s Guild Meeting Reminder

This Guild aims to bring comfort, aide and happiness to the aged, the poor and the infirm. Mem-bers tailor their involvement to suit their time and talents. We sponsor weekly bingo at Roo Lan Health Care Center, assist residents with their play, and distribute prizes. We attend the sick with cards, visits, and prayer. Watch, as well, for our coffee and donuts, monthly, after Sunday Mass.

For more information, join us at our next meeting on Monday, April 30th at 1:30PM in the Sacred Heart Parish Office building or contact Christine at 360-259-0261 ([email protected]).

Volunteer needed! We are looking for a volunteer to help out washing the linens for the sac-risty. This would include altar cloths, table covers, wash towels, etc. For more information or to help, please contact Taleo Sitama, Sacristan, at 360-999.1450.



The Relics of Saint Padre Pio come to the Archdiocese of Seattle at St. James Cathedral

Saturday, May 5th, 2018. A 9:00am Mass celebrated by Archbishop Sartain will occur. Veneration of the RELIC takes place from 10:00am - 4:30pm.

Come venerate the official relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of his death on September 23rd, 1968.

All are welcome. For more information go to www.stjames-cathedral.org

Foot Care: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. In Hallen Hall, room 5 upstairs. 8:00AM - 11:30AM. RSVP by calling Theresa at 360-491-8917 or the parish office.

The Annual Health Fair will be held on Sunday, April 29th, after the 8:00 am and 10:00 am Masses

in Hallen Hall. Everyone is invited to attend.

The Book Club chose “Wonder” by R J Palacio to read and discuss for the month of May. This is the story of a young boy born with a facial deformity whose parents home school him until he is in 5th grade. The story unfolds from there where the simple courage of friendship eventually overcomes the bullying that Auggie overcomes in his classroom and school environment. An amazing story of heart, hope and tenacity. You may check out this book from a library, buy it from a book store, order online or download it to your reading device. Then come join us to discuss this book on Wednesday, May 16 at 10AM upstairs in Hallen Hall, Room 6. Please call Carol Robel at 360-943-3861(or 360 790-0273) if you have questions.

Quo Vadis Days:

Great Summer Camp Experience for Boys 13-18 2018 Seattle Quo Vadis Days Camp

Camp Dates: Mon, June 25, 3:00pm - Thurs, June 28, 12:30pm Location: Camp Don Bosco, near Carnation, WA

Cost: Free!

This is a 3-day camp for young Catholic men to learn more about the priesthood, to deepen their faith, and to better discern God’s call in their lives. It was started in the

Jubilee Year 2000 by Father John Cihak in the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon as a response to the Holy Father’s request that the Church begin “The New Evangelization.”

Requirements: You must register online, and it is also necessary to download and print out a hard copy of the Health History and Permission Form to bring with you to the camp. Please make sure that a parent or legal guardian sign the registration form if you are under 18. The Seattle Archdiocesan Quo Vadis Days can only

accept registration for young men aged 13-18. http://qvdays.org/register/archdiocese-of-seattle/



OUTSIDE GROUPS & EVENTS

Pope John Paul II High School

For more information, or to

schedule your private tour, call 438-7600 or visit us at www.popejp2hs.org.

Holy Family School

Would your child benefit from a small class size? Schedule a tour. Visit our website at www.holyfamilylacey.com. All are welcome.

Enter to learn, go forth to serve. Sacred Heart Parishioner discount: $1,000.

GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. You will find it to be a warm, caring environment and will come to see your group as an "oasis" on your long journey through grief.

We meet every Thursday from 6-8pm in Room S5

For more information and to register for the program you can contact Katy Baker at (360) 493-1773.

Is Someone's Drinking Giving You the Blues?

Come join us: Friends and Families of Alcoholics Spiritual Principles Group

When: Wednesdays 10:00 am - 11:00 am Where: Hallen Hall upstairs Room 8

Pregnancy Aid

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Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2PM - 4PM—Wednesday 9AM - Noon

Join us for International Fatima Rosary

In celebration of 101 years of Fatima apparitions

Date: Sunday, May 13th, 2018

Time: 7:00 pm

Where: Sacred Heart Church


Parish Office Hours: 8 AM - Noon & 1 PM - 4 PM (Monday-Friday) 11 AM - Noon Sunday Phone: (360) 491-0890/FAX: (360) 456-1028 Email Address: [email protected] Website: http://www.sacredheartlacey.com Facebook: Facebook.com/sacredheartlacey Pastor: Rev. Timothy Ilgen Pastoral Care: Deacon Terry Barber - Ext. 113 Funeral Planning: Deacon Rey Ronquillo - (360) 791-9116 (cell) PA for Admin: Ferrell Gilson - Ext. 105 SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS: Anointing of the Sick: 9 AM Mass on the 1st Saturday of the month Mass of Christian Burial: Funerals weekdays at 9 AM Mass Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday at 3 PM and by appointment EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Every Thursday after Mass until 3:45 PM and Every Friday after Mass until 4:30 PM Saturday. SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION: Infant Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage: Lilia Bahena - Ext 103 First Communion/Faith Formation (Pre K - 5th): Linda Cooper - Ext 108 Adult/Youth RCIA: Martha Arenas - Ext 104 STAFF: Music & Liturgy: Margaret Smith - Ext 109 Bookkeeper: Linda Little - Ext 107 Facilities: Caroline Huber - Ext 102 Jr/Sr High Ministry: Katy Baker - Ext 117

MASS SCHEDULE: Daily Mass: Mon., Wed. thru Sat. - 9 AM Saturday Vigil: 5 PM Sunday Mass: 8 AM, 10 AM, Noon, 5 PM Spanish Mass: 2 PM Korean Mass: 10 AM (Fabian Hall) Holy Days: Check Bulletin

Parish Registration Information: Sacred Heart is eager to welcome you to our faith community! The parish office is open every Sunday from 11 AM to Noon. If you prefer to register online, you can do so by going to our website sacredheartlacey.com or by taking a registration card located in the Narthex.

Holy Family School: A private Catholic school serving preschool through 8th grade. Phone: 491-7060 www.holyfamilylacey.com

Parish Mission Statement:

Sacred Heart is a Roman Catholic community called to be Christ for one another through prayer and sacraments, formation,

outreach and stewardship.

ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK! We appreciate the support of the fine members of the business community whose ads appear on the back of the bulletin. With their generosity we are able to have a weekly bulletin at no cost to us.

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SACRED HEART OUTREACH

Financial Assistance: 11 am - 12:30 pm Monday, Wednesday & Friday (Based on available funds)

Food Pantry: 1 pm - 2:45 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday Thurston County Satellite Food Bank: 10 am - 12:30 pm on 2nd Saturday of the month

Food Pantry We are no longer collecting empty plastic bottles. We are in need of laundry soap, dish soap, body wash, shampoo,

conditioner (preferably 16 oz size), razors and garbage bags. Thank you for all your donations.

We are looking for a few people to help volunteer. For more information contact Susan at 360-561-1373.

Sacred Heart Clothing Bank Wednesday and Friday 1:00 pm - 2:45 pm/Second Saturday of the month 10:00 am - 12:45 pm

Items needed: Tents, blankets, back packs, pots, and pans, dishes, silverware, sheets king/queen/double/twin, kitchen towels, bath towels.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY. For more information contact Joyce at 360-951-6274 or Clothing Bank at 360-528-2036.

Lord God, through the prayers of Mary, our Mother, bring your healing presence to all who are sick, injured or troubled, especially:

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