Cathedral Bulletin | June 11, 2020
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Livestream Masses on Corpus Christi,
the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
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LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE
THE MOST HOLY BODY
AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
Sunday, June 14, 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
MASS with Father Ryan
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4:00pm
Vespers
Please note
: we have experienced occasional disruptions from Vimeo necessitating restarting the livestream. If you have issues with the dedicated Vimeo links above, try visiting
www.vimeo.com/stjamescathedral
and look for the livestream there.
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Breathing God's Spirit into our World
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A Parish Dialogue on Racial Injustice
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Thursday, June 18 at 7:00 PM
Facilitated via Zoom
Click
here
to register for this gathering
In solidarity with one another and with those who are oppressed, you are invited to a Town Hall dialogue on Racial Justice.
Our gathering will bring us together, united in faith and justice. Grounded in prayer, we will listen and learn about what our faith teaches about racism and the ways that each of us is called by the Spirit to respond to and address the current situation.
Bishop Mark Seitz reflects:
Today, we meet Jesus in those tear-gassed, tased, strangled and snuffed out. That's the reason why the church teaches a preferential option for the poor. And why the church stands up for life wherever and whenever it is devalued and threatened.
To say, as all who eat from the table of the Eucharist should be able to say, that black lives matter is just another way of repeating something we in the United States seem to so often forget, that God has a special love for the forgotten and oppressed.
We are all called to live our faith through learning, prayer, and action. May we come together to strive to bring to fulfillment the Reign of God rooted in justice and peace.
Information,
Patrick Barredo, 206-619-2879, pbarredo@stjames-cathedral.org
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Annual Catholic Appeal: Progress Report
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A huge
thank you
to all who have made their gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal. Since we launched the Appeal three weeks ago, we have received 308 pledges totaling $278,000—which is quite amazing! However, we still have a long way to go.
The Archbishop’s goal for this year’s Appeal is $12 million and, of this amount, St. James Cathedral is being asked to raise $371,288. Everything given over and above that goal will come back to the parish for our own parish needs.
This year we intend to use the rebate to help offset the losses we have experienced as a result of the suspension of public Masses.
We have set our rebate goal at $200,000, which will cover part of that loss while bringing our total goal for the 2020 Appeal to $571,288.
Please note that the online giving page does not always work with Microsoft Edge, so please try another browser if you have difficulties processing a gift.
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Livestream Musical Prayer
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Livestream Musical Prayer
Friday, June 12, 2020 at 6:30pm
Sam Libra, organ
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Musical Prayer with Mark Hilliard Wilson, guitar
Friday, June 5, 2020
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The Body of Christ Speaks
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Patrick Barredo, Director of Outreach and Advocacy, shares a reflection on solidarity and right relationship
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Moment of Prayer and Lament
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On Friday, June 5, 2020, it was a privilege to welcome Rev. Dr. Kelle Brown, Lead Pastor, Plymouth Church, Archbishop Etienne, and dozens of other religious leaders of many faiths, to a moment of prayer and of silence on the steps of Cathedral.
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Poem of the Week: Death be not proud
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"One short sleep past, we wake eternally, and death shall be no more"
Exploring John Donne's sublime sonnet
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Congratulations, Father Thomas Tran
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Thomas Tran was ordained a priest in the almost empty Cathedral on Saturday, June 6, 2020. You can watch the livestream here. Congratulations, Father Tran. Ad multos annos!
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St. James Cathedral
804 Ninth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
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