A WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR YOUNG ADULTS
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The Scroll
is your source for information on events and programs happening around the Archdiocese of
Seattle. Information is collected from parish staff and young adult leaders throughout the archdiocese,
compiled into this newsletter, and sent to over 600 recipients. We hope you find this service helpful!
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REGION ONE
[light blue]
Northern
& Snohomish Deaneries
REGION TWO
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Eastside
& South Seattle
& North Seattle Deaneries
REGION THREE
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Olympic
& Pierce
& South King Deaneries
REGION FOUR
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South Sound
& Southern Deaneries
UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE END!
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KEY
* = Archdiocesan Event
w = Reoccurs Weekly
m = Reoccurs Monthly
! = New Event
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REGION ONE
NORTHERN & SNOHOMISH
No events this time - check back next week!
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REGION TWO
• EASTSIDE & SOUTH SEATTLE & NORTH SEATTLE
Tuesday [w] 7:00-9:00pm at Blessed Sacrament, Seattle
- Hosted by Blessed Sacrament: Adoration, catechesis, and fellowship every Tuesday night. For more information, contact Christina Patti.
Wednesdays [w] 7:00-8:00pm at HFK Parish Center, Kirkland
- Hosted by Holy Family YAs: All are welcome to join young adults in our study of the Word of God! Bible study is Wednesday nights from 7-8pm at the HFK parish center. Questions? For more information, contact Steven Pepin.
Wednesdays [w] 7:00-8:00pm at HFK Parish Center, Kirkland
- Hosted by Holy Family YAs: All are welcome to join young adults in our study of the Word of God! Bible study is Wednesday nights from 7-8pm at the HFK parish center. Questions? For more information, contact Megan Pepin.
Wednesday [bi-m] 7:00-9:00pm at Archbishop Brunett Pastoral Center, Christ Our Hope Parish, Seattle
- Hosted by Christ Our Hope Young Professionals: Join with other young people in our parish for our Wednesday night faith formation group. Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday we meet after the 6:30pm Mass to learn about and discuss another aspect of our Catholic faith led by a member of our community. All are welcome! For more information, contact Claire McPherson.
Thursday [w] 7:00-9:00pm at St. Louise Parish Center, Bellevue
- Hosted by Eastside Disciples YAs: Come join us every Thursday evening as we discuss the next Sunday's readings and catch up on life in general. We will meet at 7:00pm at the St. Louise parish center. For more information, contact Sela Jakub-Wood.
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REGION THREE
• OLYMPIC & PIERCE & SOUTH KING
Monday [w] 7:00-8:30pm at Panera Bread at Tacoma Mall
- Hosted by Mass Consumption YAM: Young adults in the Greater Tacoma/Pierce County area are invited to delve in the Word and faith share while we discuss the daily readings. For more information, contact Diana Jorda.
Monday [w] 7:00-8:30pm at St. Patrick Parish, Tacoma
- Hosted by St. Patrick Catholic Church: Adult Bible study meets every Monday of the month at the Parish Center. Bring your home Bible or we can provide one for you. For more information, contact parish@stpats.org.
Tuesday [w] 10:00-11:30am at St. Patrick Church Nursery, Tacoma
- Hosted by St. Patrick Catholic Church and School: A weekly playgroup that meets on Tuesdays. Moms (and caregivers) of all ages and stages of life are welcome to attend. We meet in the nursery in the church, which is stocked with toys for all the children to play with. Bring your tea or coffee and let's chat about faith and motherhood. A snack to share is always welcome, but not necessary. For more information, contact Sandra Kuharic.
YA MEET-UP
Wednesday [w] 7:00pm at St. John the Baptist YA Room, Covington
- Hosted by St. John the Baptist YAs: St. John's young adult group meets weekly on Wednesdays at 7:00pm, plus a once-a-month social and/or outreach. For more information, contact Tina Reeves.
Friday [w] 6:45-7:30am at St. Patrick, Tacoma
- Hosted by St. Patrick Catholic Church: Men of all ages come together to pray. For more information, contact parish@stpats.org.
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REGION FOUR
• SOUTH SOUND & SOUTHERN
Monday [w] 6:15-8:00pm at the Holy Redeemer Annex, Vancouver
- Hosted by Holy Redeemer YAs: This is perhaps our most popular and foundational study for women first experiencing Endow. Answering many questions for modern Catholic woman this letter, written for the occasion of the 1995 Fourth United Nations Conference on Women, acquaints us with the thought of John Paul II and is a good introduction to the Christian concept of woman and her indispensable role in the Church, the family, society, and the world. Sign-up here!
Wednesday [w] 6:00pm at Holy Redeemer Upper Room in the Annex, Vancouver
- Hosted by Holy Redeemer YAs: Come to our young adult gatherings on Wednesdays to grow in fellowship and faith as we pray together and discuss our Catholic faith. Meetings are in the Upper Room in the Annex (Go upstairs and take a left) at 6:00pm. Join anytime! For more information, contact Annie Cooper.
*On the first meeting of the month, the men and woman split off into separate book studies. The guys are studying Be a Man! by Father Larry Richards and the ladies are studying The Other Side of Beauty by Leah Darrow.
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Thursday 6:45 to 8:45pm at St. Joseph Parish Center, Seattle
- Sponsored by the Ignatian Spirituality Center: Heard of Ignatian spirituality but not sure exactly what it's about? Little did founder Ignatius of Loyola know how relevant his vision of ""finding God in all things" would be for today's world! Join us for an interactive evening introduction to some key characteristics of the spirituality emerging from the life and spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius, experience Ignatian prayer, and discover how enriching it can be for your life.
- This evening will include: opening prayer, introductions, a video about the life and vision of St. Ignatius, an experience of the Examen prayer, presentations and reflection on some key characteristics of Ignatian spirituality, and more information about ways to continue to explore Ignatian spirituality throughout the year. No cost to attend this program. Donations appreciated. Questions? Call (206) 329-4824 or email Andrea Fontana, ISC Program Coordinator.
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- Looking for a program to help build community? Want to deepen your spirituality through the lens of social justice? The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center is happy to bring you the Justice Café! A free resource for young adult groups, grounded in Catholic Social Teaching, that acts as a process for having meaningful conversations about the issues affecting our world. We provide all the tools and resources needed for a successful Justice Café in the monthly host kit.
- For our tenth year, Justice Café groups will be exploring topics related to “Global Issues, Local Action” and “Justice for Daily Life.” For a full list of topics and more information about the process, click here to download our brochure! We will be starting the 2018-19 Season of Justice Cafés in September with the topic “Poverty Near & Far.”
- In our region, there are Justice Cafés at parishes and communities in Seattle, Burien, Tacoma, and Kirkland! To connect with a Justice Café near you, or start your own, contact Elizabeth Murphy (206-223-1138).
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Monday 10.01 • St. Louise's
Theology of the Body
at St. Louise Church (Bellevue)
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Friday 10.05 • St. James Cathedral YAs'
Taize & Gathering
at St. James Cathedral & Pastoral Outreach Center (Seattle)
Friday 10.05 • St. Andrew YAs'
First Friday Coffee Hour
at Urban Timber Coffee Shop (Sumner)
Friday 10.05 • Holy Family YAs'
Salt & Light
at TBA (Kirkland)
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Tuesday 10.09 • Holy Redeemer YAs'
Theology on Tap
at Kiggins Theatre upstairs lounge (Vancouver)
Wednesday 10.17 • St. Benedict YAs'
Teaching Mass with Fr. Bryan
at St. Benedict Parish and Murphy's Pub (Wallingford)
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The Scroll contains a list of events & links to external websites. These events & links are being provided as a convenience & for informational purposes only. This does not constitute an endorsement of the event. The Young Adult Ministry office of the Archdiocese of Seattle bears no responsibility for any of the policies, views, products or services offered, or the content of the events or websites. Users who attend these events or rely on these links do so on their own responsibility.
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