Cathedral Bulletin | January 11, 2023

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  • The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time--join us in person or online
  • Viva Santo Nino! Read more about devotion to the Holy Child Jesus
  • Poem of the Month: Psalm 122 "I was glad"
  • Submit your prayer intentions for the Holy Land Pilgrimage
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mass Celebration, Monday, January 16 at 11:00am at Seattle University Ignatius Chapel
  • Joseph Adam Concert: Franck Bicentennial, Friday, January 27 at 7:30pm
  • Contemplative Evening Prayer with music from Taizé, February 3 at 6:30pm
  • Sacrificial Sunday Giving update
  • Other News and Notices
  • The Chair: View a new documentary about the history of the Archdiocese of Seattle (free; account setup required)
  • Last Sunday's bulletin

The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Saturday, January 14, 2023

 

5:30pm MASS

 

Sunday, January 15, 2023

 

8:00am MASS

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10:00am MASS

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12:00pm MASS Celebration of the Santo Niño

A special fiesta will follow the Mass! All are welcome.

 

4:00pm Vespers with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

 

5:30pm MASS

 

The south side of the East Nave has been set aside as a mask-only section at all weekend Masses. Face coverings are required in this seating area. For information, inquire of an usher. Thank you for your understanding.

Viva Santo Niño!

Read more about the history of devotion to the Santo Nino, the Holy Child

In every need let us come to you with humble trust:

In all our doubts, perplexities, and temptations,

In disappointments, troubles, and sorrows,

When others fail us, when our heart is cast down

by failure, when we are ill,

and our head and hands cannot work,

when we are lonely, when we feel impatient,

and our cross irritates us,

Always, always, in spite of weakness, falls,

and shortcomings of every kind,

Santo Niño, help us!


 Prayer to the Holy Child Jesus

Poem of the Month: Psalm 122

Scott Webster reads Psalm 122 in the translation of the Authorized Version, the King James Bible, and Corinna Laughlin offers commentary and context.

Submit your prayer intentions for the Holy Land Pilgrimage January 22-31, 2023

The parish pilgrimage to the Holy Land departs, at long last, on Sunday, January 22, 2023. 116 parishioners will join Father Ryan on this journey, following in the footsteps of Jesus.


You are invited to join the pilgrims virtually by submitting your prayer intentions and praying along with the pilgrims each day of the pilgrimage. All intentions submitted will be included in a book that will be placed at the altar at each Mass celebrated. Please help make this a pilgrimage of prayer for the whole parish community by sharing your own intentions and by praying along with the pilgrims each day. Photos, videos, and reflections will be posted daily to Instagram and Facebook.


Click here to submit your intention online.

MLK Mass Celebration 1/16 at Seattle U

Joseph Adam Concert 1/27

Contemplative Evening Prayer 2/3

Sacrificial Sunday Giving Report

Your generous support makes it possible for St. James Cathedral...

 

  • To celebrate the Church’s liturgy with beauty and dignity;
  • To reach out with love to the poor, the needy, and the elderly;
  • To offer educational programs to children, teens, and adults;
  • To pay our staff a just and living wage;
  • To sustain our highly acclaimed musical and cultural programs;
  • To maintain our magnificent cathedral and other parish buildings.

 

You can make your pledge online here!

 

News and Notices

WOMEN OF ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL Do you want to be part of a group that builds community among the women of St. James Cathedral? If so, please join us for a time of getting acquainted, reflecting on women of the bible and, sharing refreshments. We will gather five Saturday afternoons beginning January 14 from 3:00 to 4:30pm. Information or to register, Patty Pruitt, 206-274-3108 or ppruitt@stjames-cathedral.org.


A BYZANTINE EMPEROR AT KING HENRY'S COURT: Christmas 1400 London Friday, January 20, 2023 at 7:30pm, Cappella Romana in concert. At Christmastide 1400 to 1401, Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos paid a visit to King Henry IV at Eltham Palace in London. Seeking aid against the Ottomans, the Byzantine Emperor also brought with him clergy and cantors for prayers and services. New discoveries reveal the mix of liturgical music – in Greek and in Latin – that was performed at this double-royal occasion on Old-Style Christmas (modern date of 7 January). Information and tickets, cappellaromana.org.

 

JOSEPH ADAM ORGAN CONCERT RESCHEDULED TO JANUARY 27 The final César Franck Bicentennial Celebration concert that was scheduled for January 13 has been rescheduled to Friday, January 27 at 7:30pm. Music by Franck and other organists associated with the Basilica of St. Clotilde in Paris – Gabriel Pierné and Charles Tournemire – will showcase the Cathedral’s Rosales and Hutchings-Votey organs, played by our Director of Music and Cathedral Organist Joseph Adam, also the Resident Organist for the Seattle Symphony. Tickets are a suggested donation of $20; $12 students/seniors; or pay what you can. More information and advance tickets at www.stjames-cathedral.org/music/concerts/2023-01-27-Joseph-Adam.aspx, musicoffice@stjames-cathedral.org, or 206-382-4874. Tickets are also available at the parish office reception desk (cash or check only).

 

WELCOME BACK Would you yourself–or someone you know–like to take another look at the Catholic Church? If, for one reason or another, you have been away and long for community, or feel hungry for something more, Welcome Back might be just the right place to safely express your concerns. A new in-person six-week series will begin in January. Information, John Simpson, 206-654-4658 or jsimpson@stjames-cathedral.org.

 

INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? Seeking a closer relationship with God? Feeling the need for spiritual community and support? Wanting to make the Catholic faith your own? Wondering how to go about joining the Catholic Church? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) might be for you. Information, John Marquez, 206-654-4640, jmarquez@stjames-cathedral.org.

 

ADULT CONFIRMATION Are you or is someone you know 17 or older and in need of the Sacrament of Confirmation? The sacrament will be celebrated on Thursday, May 11 at 7:00pm. Classes in preparation for Confirmation begin on Tuesday, February 28. Catholic Baptism and First Communion are required. The deadline for registration is February 21. Information and registration, John Marquez,

206-654-4640 or jmarquez@stjames-cathedral.org.

 

ARE YOU A REGISTERED PARISHIONER AT ST. JAMES? Many who attend St. James regularly and consider the Cathedral their parish have never officially registered. We strongly encourage you to register. Registered parishioners receive important mailings from the Cathedral (including offering envelopes!). You can register online at www.stjames-cathedral.org.

 

FAITH FRIENDS INCLUSION MINISTRY Faith Friends is an inclusion ministry serving children and teens from across the Archdiocese of Seattle. We are a unique blend of our Faith Mentor and Children’s Faith Formation program, and provide Sacramental Preparation, as well as opportunities for friendship with other youth. Information, Jennifer Wong, 206-619-0816, faithfriends@stjames-cathedral.org, or www.faithfriendsstjames.org.

 

CATHOLIC ADVOCACY BULLETIN The Washington State Catholic Conference (WSCC) represents the legislative priorities of our state's bishops in Olympia. With a long legislative session slated for 2023, the WSCC will be publishing weekly bulletins starting in January. There will be plenty of news and updates, as well as sign-in opportunities for bills and information to contact your legislators. Subscribe, https://www.wacatholics.org/be-an-advocate/join-our-network.

 

HYGIENE ITEMS FOR OUR UNSHELTERED NEIGHBORS The St Vincent de Paul Society is seeking donations of hygiene items for Seattle’s unsheltered neighbors. Donated items will be assembled into individual hygiene kits which will then be distributed in person by SVdP volunteers several days each week to those in need. Hygiene items being sought include: hotel/travel size shampoo; lotion; bar soap; hand sanitizer. Also: disposable razors; deodorant; lip balm; dental floss, toothbrush, toothpaste; Kleenex. The donation collection box is located in the Cathedral Book Store. Donations can be made Monday through Friday 11am-3pm and after each weekend Mass.

The Chair: A Documentary

The Archdiocese of Seattle was recently featured in a video series called “The Chair,” celebrating cathedrals, bishops and dioceses throughout the United States. Both Father Ryan and Corinna Laughlin are featured in this 24-minute film, which also includes stunning footage of the Cathedral. It's free to watch but does require creating a free account to access the Seattle episode. 


Go to https://thechair.vhx.tv/videos/the-chair-seattle-wa

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