For all who have died especially Agnes Namkung. May they obtain the fullness of your promises in the world to come.

We invite you to complete our Prayer Request Form or call/email the parish office at 206-523-6776 to add names to the prayer list. Names for the petition of the sick will remain for four weeks unless otherwise specified.

This week you should receive a letter from Archbishop Etienne inviting you to join Our Lady of the Lake along with thousands of other Catholics across Western Washington to make a gift to the 2024 Annual Catholic Appeal. Your support is vital to the many ministries and services offered by our regional church. To see how your gift makes an impact, I invite you to view our annual ‘Impact Report’ here.

Thank you for joining us in supporting this year’s 2024 Annual Catholic Appeal. Give online at www.archseattle.org/GiveACA. It is secure and convenient. If you have already made a gift, thank you for your support.

Join us in celebrating Father Tim Clark's 20 years of dedicated service to Our Lady of the Lake Parish and School by sending him forth with our love and blessings. Mark your calendars with the information below. More details to come on how you can register and pay for the adults only dinner on June 1, and how you can participate in the Unity Mass and Reception on June 30.

When: 6:00pm, Sat. June 1, 2024

Where: Inglewood Golf Club

6505 Inglewood Rd NE, Kenmore, WA. 98028

When: 9:30am, Sun., June 30, 2024

Where: OLL Church and Jubilee Hall

A light refreshment reception of food and beverages will follow Mass in Jubilee Hall

Inspired by the work of Discerning Deacons and with Father Tim's support, our Phoebe Circle continues to bring forward the voice of women in our community to offer reflections at Mass. This month, Manon Cypher, a parishioner within our new parish family from St. Bridget's will offer her reflection at Mass April 20th and 21st.

Manon Cypher is originally from Western Pennsylvania and has lived in Seattle since 2004. She was a Jesuit Volunteer in Nicaragua from 2002-2004. Manon is a theology teacher at Bishop Blanchet High School and has a Masters in Pastoral Studies from Seattle University. Manon and her husband, Ian, have three kids and attend St Bridget Parish where she serves on the Pastoral Council.

Join us April 27th for a Parish Life event celebrating our parishioners and their countries of origin. Bring a family favorite that serves 10 to share.

PLEASE Email Meg by this Friday (CLICK HERE) what you are bringing and include a recipe if you are willing to part with all the secrets.

You can drop off your item before Mass starting at 4:30pm or just join us after Mass until 7:30pm. We will provide non-alcoholic beverages but you are welcome to BYOB any alcoholic beverages you would like to enjoy. Can't wait to see you there!

This month we would like to welcome our newest member to OLL. Please join us by saying hello to:

During this Earth Month of April we find ourselves in a battle we know and care about - Planet vs. Plastics! It's important that we build a future without waste and plastic is the biggest challenge. It’s everywhere. Follow the Catholic Climate Commitment as you reduce your need for plastics.

Curious how your plastic knowledge stacks up today? Score yourself with this quick quiz created by Ridwell, which is a subscription program to recycle many hard to process items like plastic film wrap. If you wish to know more about RIDWELL, check out their story.

I am sharing with you pictures of the food distribution we recently had in February. Last weekend we had an activity with first communion children and Sisters of Santa Luisa de Marillac. I will share pictures of that soon. They have been a very important part in the food distribution as well since they went to the houses to distribute the food. In the pictures, you will see mostly people who are sick or who are now struggling with food supplies.

Thank you so much for your time and effort to make this possible. -Keyla

Computers and mobile devices can be helpful tools for children and teens to learn and grow in faith and fellowship. Unfortunately, the digital world is also full of unsafe and explicit content. You wouldn’t hand a teen the car keys without first teaching them how to drive. The same should be true for using technology— teach them how to keep themselves and others safe while using it.

For Archdiocese safe environment standards, click here. To learn more about the Archdiocese’s commitment to transparency and helping victims of abuse, click here.

Earth Day is celebrated on April 22nd. In the spirit of Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si, the “Care for Mother Earth” committee of Assumption Parish is planning a community service / grounds beautification project at a NE non-profit site. Our event will be SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20th, 9:30 - noon. Folks from Our Lady of the Lake Parish are very welcome to join us for this activity. For more information or to sign up, please contact Lori Fontana at wafontana@yahoo.com