THE CORNERSTONE

April 14, 2024

Third Sunday of Easter

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Welcome to Parish Family #36! I am pleased and grateful to have been named Pastor of this new parish family in north Tacoma and Vashon Island. It provides me the gift of a "second term" at Saint Patrick, Holy Cross, and our school. It also gives me the opportunity to come to know and serve a whole new community of people at Saint John Vianney. I am also happy that Fr. David Mayovsky will be joining me in ministry as Parochial Vicar and that he is the priest who is presently serving the island community. We both bring a wealth of knowledge, familiarity, and service to this local Church, and I think that will be a plus in many ways.

Beginning July 1, the Partners in the Gospel process has us entering into Phase 1, Welcoming. This phase is described as follows: "Parishioners encounter one another in Christ, getting to know one another, with open minds and hearts." When I first saw that description, I was immediately reminded of Chapter 4 of the Book of Acts, which says:

"The community of believers was of one heart and mind, and no one claimed that any of his possessions was his own, but they had everything in common. With great power, the Apostles bore witness to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and great favor was accorded them all." 

Acts 4:32-33

In the months ahead, as we enter into the welcoming phase, I would ask that we each pray for a greater outpouring of the Holy Spirit, the same outpouring that was given and received by the early Church as recorded in the Book of Acts. We are all called to be of "one heart and mind" as disciples of the Lord Jesus. This is a wonderful fruit of the Holy Spirit: the community is unified and with great power, we can witness the resurrection of the Lord Jesus to a world in much need of that witness. On the other hand, when there is dis-unity, dissension, division, and negativity, that is evidence of the evil one who causes chaos rather than community, division rather than unity. Friends, that is not for us. Let's go forward calling upon God's grace to be abundant for us in the months ahead as we come to know each other in building up our new parish family!

Blessings,

Fr. David Mulholland

Pastor

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

As we get to know each other and our faith communities in the coming year, by way of introduction, I am very grateful to be a part of Family #36. I am the youngest of four siblings and a native of Western Washington. I was born in Seattle and grew up on Mercer Island and St. Monica Parish. I have been a priest of our Archdiocese for 27 years, most recently serving as pastor of St. John Vianney.

I am Slovak and very proud of my Slavic heritage and ancestry. I love reading and studying Church history, the Church Fathers, and Eastern (Byzantine) Christianity. I also love to walk, write, sing, and bake (especially chocolate chip cookies) and share them with others.

I am very much looking forward to assist Father David and offer what gifts I have to help us all grow together in God’s unity, love, and peace. I look forward to pray with you and get to know you in the coming months. 

Alleluia!

Fr. David Mayovsky

Last weekend, parish families learned about the pastoral changes starting on July 1, 2024. Given the large number of priests who will serve a different parish family, these assignments are unlike any in our history. Archbishop Etienne wrote a letter to the People of God expressing his gratitude and encouragement. Read the Archbishop's letter.

Official appointments, including pastors, parochial vicars, and other assignments, were made after several months of consultation with priests, deacons, staff, and parishioners from around the archdiocese. View appointments in Flipbook or PDF format.

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Novena for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd

Pray the Novena for the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS). This novena was first prayed in the spring of 2002 during the discernment process for beginning the Atrium at Saint Michael Parish in Olympia, Washington. Without planning it that way, the novena ended on Good Shepherd Sunday, the fourth Sunday of Easter. Since then, it has been offered each year for the needs of this ministry, always ending on Good Shepherd Sunday.

This year, the novena begins on April 13 and ends on April 21. We pray with particular gratitude for this work as we celebrate the 70th anniversary of its beginning, the 40th anniversary of CGSUSA, and the 10th anniversary of the PNW Sheepfold Consortium.

CGS is an approach to faith formation in which children between the ages of 3 and 12 are formed in the Catholic faith in a sacred space called the atrium.

To learn more about CGS at Saint Patrick Church, visit the atrium, serve or train as a catechist, email Kim Ward, CGS Coordinator, or call 253-274-4108. 

For more information, visit the national CGS USA Association and the local consortium website, The Sheepfold.

Associated Catholic Cemeteries

Representatives from Associated Catholic Cemeteries will be at our parishes to share information about the many choices and benefits available through pre-planning at your Catholic Cemetery.

—Saint Patrick Church—

April 13

after the 5:00 pm Mass

April 14

after the 9:00 am & 11:00 am Mass

no session after the 7:00 pm Mass

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—Holy Cross Church—

April 20

after the 5:00 pm Mass

April 21

after the 10:00 am Mass

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Planning long before an urgent need ensures arrangements in harmony with your faith. Pre-planning allows family members to make calm, levelheaded decisions instead of emotionally charged decisions while grieving a significant loss. The Church teaches us that the custom of burying the bodies of the dead should be observed, even for those who choose cremation.

Please stop by the Associated Catholic Cementaries table to ask questions, gather information, and sign up for a 15% discount being offered to our parishioners this month.

Call 206-366-8834, email Associated Catholic Cemeteries, or visit their website for more information.

Funeral Mass

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German Anulacion

April 16 | 11:00 am

Saint Patrick Church

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Altar Society

Altar Society is a women's group that hosts funeral receptions and raises funds for altar flowers. All parish women are welcome.

April 19 | 11:00 am

Holy Cross Church

Parish Hall

They meet on the third Thursday of the month, except in June, July, and August.

Donate Blood

One pint of blood can save up to three lives. Bloodworks Northwest is helping the Knights of Columbus Council 809 host a community blood drive, which is vital to ensuring that our local hospitals have sufficient life-saving blood inventory.

April 27 | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saint Patrick Church

Parking Lot

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Photo ID and appointments are required to donate blood. Must be 16 years of age or older. Eat a hearty meal and drink plenty of fluids before you donate.

Learn more about a chance to win a trip to Maui if you donate. Spots are limited; schedule an appointment.

Food Drive

From humble beginnings in a garage, the St. Leo Food Connection has become one of the largest emergency food pantries in Pierce County. Donating to a food drive is a great way to support hungry families in our community!

April 27 | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saint Patrick Church

Parking Lot

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The Knights of Columbus Council 809 will be in Saint Patrick Church's parking lot, ready to accept your donations— just drive through!

Monetary donations in the form of checks payable to the St. Leo Food Connection will also be collected.

St. Peter Chanel Feast Day

Celebrate the feast day of St. Peter Chanel, patron saint of the Samoan Ministry at Holy Cross Church.

April 28 | 12:00 pm

Holy Cross Church

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Archbishop Paul Etienne will preside at the Mass. A reception follows afterward; everyone is invited.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Story

Learn about Our Lady's story— the science, iconography, and theological significance.

May 5 | 5:00 pm

Saint Patrick Church

Church Hall

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Mass at 7:00 pm

following the presentation

Enjoy a taco dinner from 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm courtesy of the Knights of Columbus Council 809; a free-will offering is appreciated. RSVPs are encouraged for planning purposes but are optional.

The presentation begins at 5:30 pm with Jeanette Rodriguez, a professor at Seattle University who teaches in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, Women Studies, and the Graduate School of Theology and Ministry. Rodriguez is the author of several books and articles on U.S. Hispanic theology, theologies of liberation, peacebuilding, and women's spirituality.

Ordinations to the Priesthood

Save the date for the Ordination to the Priesthood of Deacon Kyle Rink and Deacon Maximiliano Muñoz.

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June 1 | 10:00 am

St. James Cathedral

"May God who has begun the work in you bring it to fulfillment."

—Rite of Ordination—

After his Ordination to the Priesthood, Kyle Rink will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving.

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June 2 | 7:00 pm

Saint Patrick Church

A reception and blessings from the newly ordained will follow the Mass.

Kyle's parents were married at Saint Patrick Catholic Church, and he was baptized here by his great-uncle, Fr. George O. Rink, who passed away in 2022. He is the grandson of long-time parishioner Patricia Rink, who passed away in 2021. Many of Kyle's aunts and uncles are Saint Patrick Catholic School alums.

Baptism

Congratulations Ford William, baptized on April 6 at Saint Patrick Church with Deacon Steve Cano.

He is the son of Ben and Camille Walker. The godparents were Alec Olsen and Emily Olsen. Many family and friends surrounded Ford.

To learn more about Sacramental Preparation for Baptism, First Holy Communion, Reconciliation, and Adult Confirmation, email Meg Hannan, Baptism & Faith Formation Coordinator, or call 253-274-4112

The Washington State Catholic Conference (WSCC) can help you prepare for the upcoming election season. In anticipation of the many questions you may have while discerning your votes, the WSCC offers the following guidance and reminders:

1. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops document Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship is the only approved Catholic voting guide recognizing that how each of us votes is a matter of faith formation and individual conscience. As a church, we can help guide conscience formation but cannot tell you for whom to vote.
2. The Catholic Church is not Democratic, Republican, or any other party. We are Catholic, and no party platform completely reflects our teachings. Therefore, we must make our voting choices thoughtfully, prayerfully, and with sufficient research using credible sources.
3. The Catholic Church encourages people to vote and provides education on Church teachings regarding the role of government, our moral responsibility to vote, and how we form our consciences for voting in a way consistent with our faith.
4. We are a church of both/and. Therefore, a voter can seek to protect the unborn in their voting choice and seek to ensure pregnant women, regardless of legal status, have access to healthcare, childcare, safe housing, and clean water that they need for a healthy and safe pregnancy and to raise children. We can vote to protect the environment and vote against policies that put the burden of doing so on the backs of the poorest in our state. We can lift up the image and likeness of Christ in every person and the complementarity and differences between male and female genders while holding firm to our teaching that protects every individual from discrimination in essentials such as housing. 

Rides to Mass Needed

Occasionally, we receive requests for a ride to Mass from parishioners who cannot drive. These folks genuinely miss the opportunity to attend Mass and to receive the Eucharist. 

Would you like a ride to Mass?

Do you live within five miles of the parish and need a ride to Mass?

If you're interested in helping with transportation or need transportation, please email Laura Dougherty or call 253-274-4109. 

Weekly Offertory

Giving online using Pushpay allows you to make donations, payments, and pledges via your mobile phone, smart device, or computer. Your gift benefits sacramental preparation, liturgical programs, and religious education.

Prayerfully consider making a recurring weekly or monthly donation to the parish collection by creating an account. Thank you for your investment and continued support!

Weekly Collection Needed

$19,811

4/7/24 Collection

$22,647

Needed Year to Date

$812,251

Actual Year to Date

$844,574

Weekly Collection Needed

$5,770

4/7/24 Collection

$8,370

Needed Year to Date

$236,570

Actual Year to Date

$287,219

If you still need to update your giving in Pushpay to reflect your 2024 stewardship pledge, please do so now.

Apply for 2024-2025

Our heritage, your future— schedule a tour to learn more about Catholic Education at Saint Patrick Catholic School, especially for students entering PreK, Kindergarten, and Middle School.

Visit our newly renovated Early Learning Center for preschoolers and our recently renovated Kindergarten through 8th-grade classrooms.

Meet faculty and staff, view exceptional student work, and learn about admission and enrollment for the 2024-2025 academic year.

2024 R.E.A.C.H. Auction

—FUND-AN-ITEM—

Upper Playground Replacement Project

The 49th Annual R.E.A.C.H. Auction celebrated Saint Patrick Catholic School's 131 years of Catholic Education. We raised the stakes, upped the ante, and Bet on Brighter Futures, hitting the jackpot at Casino Royale.

Playground updates are coming soon; construction will begin after school lets out in June, so there is still time to contribute to the Fund-An-Item, our Upper Playground Replacement Project. Hit the play button above to watch our appeal video and learn more.

Together, we can do this! Please email us if you have questions about the Fund-An-Item project plan, fundraising, or timeline.

View photos from the event on our REACH Auction Facebook page, and like and follow the page while you're there.

Grief Support Group

When a loved one dies, you can feel isolated, lonely, sad, and that no one understands what you're going through.

GriefShare is a faith-based 13-week seminar and support group designed to provide support, education, encouragement, and comfort as you share your grief journey with others who understand how it feels to lose a loved one.

Grief support will be provided in a confidential, caring space where people can share their journey with others.

Thursdays through May 9

10:30 am - 12:30 pm

Saint Patrick Church

 Parish Center

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We know grief has no timeline; please know that you are welcome to join us at any time after the death of a loved one, whether it has been days, months, or years since their death.  

Kristine Keough Forte, M.S., D.Be, has over 40 years of experience in a clinical setting caring for individuals and their families during serious illness and at the end of life. She believes a faith-based approach provides the best support for people on their grief journey. After retirement, she coordinated the Grief Ministry at St. Rose Parish for two years. Kris and her husband, Mario Forte, moved to Tacoma to be closer to their children and grandchildren and joined Saint Patrick Parish.

For questions, please email Kristine Keough Forte or call 360-430-4361

Stephen Ministry

Are you physically, emotionally, or spiritually going through a tough time? Are you struggling with a personal crisis or challenge? Feeling isolated or lonely?

Consider inviting one of our parish's trained Stephen Ministers to walk alongside you during this difficult time.

Email Laura Dougherty or call 253-274-4109 to learn more.

Catholic in Recovery

Catholic in Recovery, blending 12-step principles and spirituality with the sacraments of the Catholic Church, is a supplemental group to your primary recovery program; confidentiality is protected.

Sundays | 6:00 pm

St. Francis Cabrini Church

Lakewood

Tuesdays | 6:00 pm

St. Charles Borromeo Church

Convent Chapel on the SW corner of the parish campus

Wednesdays | 6:00 pm

St. Andrew Church

Sumner

Wednesdays | 6:30 pm

St. Nicholas Church

Gig Harbor

All are welcome— not just Catholics or other Christian traditions. Recovery meetings serve those afflicted with substance abuse, pornography and sex addiction, relationship attachment, gambling, overeating and other eating-related disorders, technology, codependency, and unhealthy attachment behavior. 

For more information, visit catholicinrecovery.com, email Catherine, or call 206-227-6737.

Wellness Wednesdays

Following Jesus Christ as our teacher, the Seattle Archdiocese Mental Health Ministry gathers wisdom and resources. It reaches out to parishes and schools to create welcoming communities of compassion, support, and education to reduce the stigma of mental illness.

Wellness Wednesdays Speaker Series about Grief, Trauma, and BIPOC Mental Health is free and offered in-person and online on July 10. View the flyer to learn more.

Women & The Word

Ladies of any age are welcome. Bring your coffee and join us as we reflect on God's Word.

Thursdays | 7:00 am

Saint Patrick Church

Parish Center

Need not be a parishioner or Catholic! Bring your friends.

Men's Prayer

Men of all ages gather to read the day's scripture and a reflection from the Word Among Us.

Fridays

6:45 am - 7:30 am

Saint Patrick Church

Church Hall

They also read and discuss books focused on faith. Past reads include Weight of Glory by CS Lewis, Mercy: What Every Catholic Should Know by Daniel Moloney, and He Leadeth Me by Fr. Walter Ciszek, which Fr. David highly recommended.

Bible Study

Studying scripture in a group leads to more profound discovery. Join Deacon Bill Eckert in a bible study on the Gospel according to John. You'll get an overview of the Church's approach to scripture and interpretation.

Tuesdays

4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

Holy Cross Church

Parish Hall

no sessions

April 16, June 18, June 25, July 9

Bring your bible. Liturgically themed refreshments are provided by a generous parishioner! Need not be a parishioner or Catholic! Bring your friends.

Eucharistic Adoration

Rest in the presence of Jesus in the Eucharist! It'll change your life. All are welcome.

—Saint Patrick Church—

Mondays | 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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—CHAPEL at Holy Cross Church—

Perpetual Adoration 24/7

Sign-ups are required. To sign up

• call 253-759-3368
• email us
• view open hours

Holy Hour for Life

Join us for Eucharistic Adoration, prayer, and confessions.

May 3

every 1st Friday

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Stations of the Cross at 7:00 pm

Holy Cross Church

—save the dates—

June 7, July 5, August 2

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Meatless Fridays in Lent Winner

Congratulations to Andrew Kormos, winner of the $100 Metropolitan Market gift card in the Meatless Fridays in Lent contest sponsored by the Health Ministry.

Andrew has been a parishioner of Saint Patrick for many years; he is a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 809 and has a daughter at Saint Patrick Catholic School. Two of his kids graduated from the school. His wife is fighting ovarian cancer and is on our parish prayer list.

Choir Rehearsals

Come love God through song with the Holy Cross choir.

—Saint Patrick Church—

Wednesdays | 7:00 pm

If you are new to the Saint Patrick Choir or want more information, please see the Cantor after Mass.

"He who sings praise is not only singing but loving Him about whom he sings." —St. Augustine of Hippo— 

—Holy Cross Church—

Wednesdays | 6:30 pm

If you are new to the Holy Cross Choir or want more information, please email or call Erica Minneman, Music Director, at 253-310-7508.

Knights of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus is a global Catholic fraternal service order founded by Michael J. McGivney in 1882 for practicing Catholic men.

—standing meetings—

Meetings are held at 6:30 pm in the Church Hall at Saint Patrick Church or via Go to Meeting virtually.

ROSARY

2nd Thursday of the month

Stay tuned for changes coming soon.

OFFICER PLANNING MEETING

3rd Tuesday of the month

MEMBERSHIP MEETING & SOCIAL

4th Tuesday of the month

To learn more, call 253-380-4000 or email the Knights. Follow on Facebook.

Social Hour

Social Hour after Mass is not just about refreshments; it's a time for building, nurturing, and strengthening relationships by connecting on spiritual and personal levels and fostering community, support, and belonging.

Saint Patrick Church

Social Hour is hosted after the 9:00 am Mass. 11:00 am Mass-goers are encouraged to come at 10:00 to enjoy coffee and donuts before Mass and leave enough time for a one-hour fast before Holy Communion.

There is no out-of-pocket cost to host. The parish provides the donuts and coffee— your ministry or family picks up the donuts, sets up, serves, and cleans. Saint Patrick Catholic School families earn commitment hours; middle schoolers earn service hours.

April 21

Youth Leadership Institute

June 2

School Commission

If your family or ministry group is interested in hosting, email Laura Dougherty — dates not listed are available.

Holy Cross Church

Social Hour is hosted after the 10:00 am Sunday Mass as scheduled:

—1st Sunday—

St. Peter Chanel Samoan Ministry

—2nd Sunday—

Knights of Columbus Council 16667

—3rd Sunday—

Altar Society 

—4th Sunday—

Catholic Daughters of the Americas 

— 5th Sunday—

CDA or Knights

Holy Cross Sale

Holy Cross hosts a quarterly sale to raise funds for charitable works.

—save & share the dates—

June 7 - 8

September 6 - 7

December 6 - 7

Shop Friday and Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm with a $5 bag sale on Saturday from 2:00 pm - to 4:00 pm. Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Donations & Sale Preparation

Donations are accepted weekly, except for large furniture.

Tuesdays

10:00 am - 2:00 pm 

Holy Cross Church

Volunteers are needed to accept donations and prep for upcoming sales during that time, too!

Middle School Youth Group

Grades 6-8 students are invited to build a relationship with Jesus.

High school students, young adults, and the young at heart are invited to support the Youth Group in leadership roles.

Youth Group Retreat

April 13-14

Meets resume April 18

Thursdays | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Saint Patrick Church

Parish Center

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The weekly schedule always includes:

• Dinner
• Games
• Topic introduction
• Small group discussion
• Adoration

—save the dates—

Middle School Youth Group

April 18, 25

May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

June 6

Youth Group for Middle Schoolers meets every Thursday except for the last Thursday of the month unless otherwise noted.

Youth Ministry leaders and high school volunteers meet on the last Thursday of the month, except in May.

Mass Consumption

Young adults are invited to delve into the Word and share faith while discussing the daily readings.

Mondays

6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Saint Patrick Church

Parish Center

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April 16 | 9:00 am

for the repose of the soul of

Doug Schweiger

April 17 | 9:00 am

for the repose of the soul of 

Clarice Smith 

April 18

No Mass

April 19 | 9:00 am

for the repose of the soul of 

Sherry Bernave

April 20 | 5:00 pm

for the people of the parish

April 21

9:00 am | 11:00 am | 7:00 pm

for the people of the parish

April 15 | 9:00 am

for the repose of the soul of 

Roberto Toledo 

April 17 | 5:00 pm

for the repose of the soul of 

John Messina

April 18 | 9:00 am

for the intentions of 

Julia White

April 19 | 9:00 am

 for the intentions of 

Haley Middleton

April 20 | 5:00 pm

for the people of the parish

April 21 | 10:00 am

for the people of the parish

We pray for our sick,

Kourtney Kuehlthau, Sharom De Vega,  Sharon Schmidt, Ann Kormos, Seamus Tyler, Doug Jones,  Angie Allen, Millie McNerthney, John Bosse, Molly Cleary,  Delores Glump, Dan Wombacher, Georgeann Cukjati, Dianne and Rob Rieder, Shirley Petrinovich, Erin Miller, Barbara Tomberg & Tom Tomberg, Deacon Jim and Cindy Fish, Kathryn Magoon, Mike Nolan, John & Karen Trueman, Rita Mae Jones, Carolyn Jenkins, Michelle Costanti, Jim Davis, Janet Mello, John Ruffo, Colleen Koval, Dee Diamond, Valerie Scholstein, Sandra Pearson, Catherine Scott, Dick Oliver, Dee Brown, Andre Franco, Janet McIntyre, Norm Christenson, Toni Mineo,

Patricia Smurro, Tim Hopkins, and Michelle Devettori

We pray for our dead,

Joy Herstad-Tolen

1123 North J Street

Tacoma, WA 98403

253-383-2783

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—Mass Times—

Saturday Vigil Mass

5:00 pm

Sunday Mass

9:00 am | 11:00 am | 7:00 pm

Daily Mass

Tuesday - Friday | 9:00 am*

*except at 11:00 am on the first Friday of the month, October through May, for First Friday Mass with the seniors

Mass with the Saint Patrick Catholic School every Thursday, September through June, unless otherwise noted



—Confessions—

Saturday | 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

—Office Hours—

Tuesday - Thursday

9:30 am - 3:30 pm

5510 North 44th Street

Tacoma, WA 98407

253-759-3368

email

—Mass Times—

Saturday Vigil Mass

5:00 pm

Sunday Mass

10:00 am

Mass in Samoan

12:00 pm | 2nd & 4th Sunday

Daily Mass

Monday | Thursday | Friday | 9:00 am

Wednesday | 5:00 pm

—Confessions—

Saturday | 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

—Office Hours—

Monday - Friday

8:00 am - 3:00 pm

—Holy Cross Church—

No Bible Study on April 16, June 18, June 25, and July 9.



—Saint Patrick Church—

No Mass

April 18 & 30

May 2, 3, 6, 7, 8

—save the date—

Join us on June 9, 2024, after the 10:00 am Mass at Holy Cross Church, to celebrate Fr. Ron and his 52 years of service to the priesthood at 17 parishes in the Seattle Archdiocese.

Please keep him in your prayers as he responds to God's call and fully enters senior priest status.

Photo credit: Toni Vercillo took the photo of Fr. Ron Knudsen on Divine Mercy Sunday.

Do you have a photo, video, or story to share? Have you visited your hometown or another parish on vacation, business, or a day trip? Please email us a photo and story.

Scam Alert

Scammers pretend to be our pastor, Fr. David Mulholland, parish staff, and Saint Patrick Catholic School teachers.

They ask for your help, inviting you to respond to a text or email because they are in a meeting or can't talk on the phone. If you respond, they ask you for gift card contributions to a worthy cause. These scams are happening across the country.

When in doubt, contact the school or parish office directly to verify the legitimacy of any request you receive; do not respond to, forward the original message, or click on links in the message. Learn more

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If you need to reach us, email [email protected] or leave a voicemail at 253-383-2783. Messages are checked daily and routed to the appropriate staff person. If you need the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, call 253-383-2783, extension 4102, and leave a message.