Cathedral Bulletin | May 2, 2020
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LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE
Fourth Sunday of Easter
Sunday, May 3, 2020
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8:30am
MASS with Archbishop Etienne
Streamed on the Archdiocese of Seattle Vimeo/Facebook pages
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10:30am
(NOTE TIME!)
MASS with Father Ryan
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4:00pm
Vespers
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Catholic Community Services/Catholic Housing Services (CCS/CHS) are inviting St. James Cathedral parishioners to help those in need.
CCS/CHS has asked the Cathedral to provide meals for their day centers and shelters.
Both hot casseroles and cold sandwiches are greatly appreciated. In addition, toiletries (toothpaste, toothbrushes, soaps and shampoos, feminine hygiene products), women’s and children’s underwear, and bath towels are also needed. Please coordinate with Patrick Barredo (
[email protected]
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Many CCS/CHS shelter clients have been placed in hotels for positive isolation
, and are asking for these items: canned ready-to-eat meals (i.e. soup or chili), cup of noodles, easy mac, K-cup coffee, cocoa and tea, individual servings of chips, crackers, granola bars and cereals. Please deliver to CCS (100-23
rd
Ave South in Seattle) or coordinate with Patrick B
arredo (
[email protected]
).
The St. Martin de Porres men’s shelter needs volunteers to prepare meals in their kitchen.
If you’re interested, contact Jeff Cathey, the Operations Supervisor at St. Martin de Porres (206.323.6341 or
[email protected]
).
These are difficult times we live in. Any meal support you can provide for those experiencing homelessness is greatly appreciated.
However, please do observe our state’s directive to stay in your home, especially if you or anyone in your household is in a high-risk group.
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Call for homemade face masks
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Do you sew? You are invited to consider sewing protective masks to help those who are serving others during the coronavirus outbreak. Catholic Community Services is in immediate need of masks to protect both staff and clients in the weeks ahead, and the Cathedral Kitchen will have need of masks when the kitchen reopens. Masks can be dropped off at the parish office on Tuesdays between 9am-11am.
Information
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Patrick Barredo.
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Take another look at the Catholic Church
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This is an opportunity, while we all shelter in place, to gather with other Catholics who have been away from active participation in the Church. These sessions will offer opportunity to experience community, to learn about changes to the Church, ask questions, and perhaps to once again become part of your faith community.
Six sessions, beginning Monday, May 11 and running Monday evenings through June 15, from 6:30-8:00 pm
on Zoom
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A three-week scripture study series in preparation for Pentecost
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On Wednesdays, May 13, 20, and 27, from 7:00pm-8:30pm, Ron Ryan, D.Min. leads a series reflecting on the Holy Spirit: What Jesus Said, What Paul Taught, and What the Church Experienced. The course will be on Zoom. RSVP required to get the link!
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Archbishop Etienne wants to hear from you
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All practicing lay Catholics in the Archdiocese are invited to complete an online survey that seeks to better understand the experiences, beliefs, needs, desires and faith trajectories of Catholics across western Washington.
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Father Ryan offers a reflection on the Emmaus story
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Prayer to Mary in union with bishops of the US and Canada
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Mark Hilliard Wilson, guitar
Candlelight prayer
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What gives you hope? Cathedral parishioners
offer reflections
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Poem of the Week: R. S. Thomas' "Folk Tale"
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The Third Sunday of Easter 10:30am Mass
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Several people have reported having issues with streaming on Vimeo. Here is some information Vimeo has provided that might be helpful. We are also streaming to Facebook which tends to be a more stable experience for many viewers. If you find the Vimeo experience frustrating, please consider trying the Facebook link instead. You do not need a Facebook account to watch live.
The quality of your live playback experience is largely dependent on the download speed you have from ISP (Internet Service Provider) or mobile provider. Keep in mind that your overall Internet speed can vary depending on many factors, including but not limited to: time of day, Wi-Fi performance, other devices/users utilizing your connection, and the strength of the signal provided by your ISP.
In addition, we recommend using the following browsers and versions on Windows 7 or later or macOS Sierra (10.12.6) or later:
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Chrome 30+ (has automatic updates)
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Firefox 27+ (has automatic updates)*
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Microsoft Edge
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Safari 9+
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St. James Cathedral
804 Ninth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
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