OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CATHOLIC CHURCH
"GUAD SQUAD"
PARISH NEWSLETTER
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MASS SCHEDULE
WEEKDAY PUBLIC & LIVESTREAM
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY @ 9AM
WEEKEND PUBLIC
SATURDAY @ 5:30PM
SUNDAY @ 8:30 AM (Also livestreamed)
SUNDAY @11AM
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The next $4000 received towards the Annual Catholic Appeal will be matched by a generous OLG parishioner.
That is $8000 more towards our parish project, ensuring full funding of the project to increase accessibility and safety of the church.
Join the 240 families that have already participated in this year's campaign. Make a gift that will have an even greater impact.
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We still have several open positions in our parish:
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Pastoral Assistant for Social Outreach (20 hours)
- FT School Custodian/Maintenance
Come join our fun and dedicated team!
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OLG PRAYER POWER!! Thank you for everyone who joined in praying our recent Novena to the Holy Spirit!! We are excited to announce the hiring of two more staff! Velma Jones has been hired as our new Office Manager and Molly Berger as our new Pastoral Assistant for Children and Family Faith Formation. What is also amazing is that all three of our recent hires are parishioners! We are still looking for a Pastoral Assistant for Social Outreach so keep the prayers coming.
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UPDATE ON ’22-’23 SYNOD PROCESS The Archdiocese of Seattle submitted its Synod Synthesis Report to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), officially concluding the local consultative process of Pope Francis’ global synod. The synthesis report captures feedback from nearly 1,000 online and in-person gatherings since January, involving over 11,000 people across Western Washington. The report, which is available on our website, will now be included in a national synthesis process before a consolidated United States report is submitted to the Vatican. You can find this and our parish’s Summary Report on our WEBSITE.
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OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT OLG MINISTRIES |
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LITURGY COMMISSION IS SEEKING NEW MEMBERS Do you love liturgy and want to become more involved? Then we need you! The Commission’s mission statement is: It is an advisory body with whom the Pastor collaborates in order to enhance worship of the Triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit by promoting full, active, conscious, and fruitful participation in liturgy. We foster the liturgical prayer life of the community, remembering to honor our parish culture and traditions, and embrace our diversity. For more information and/or an application, contact Helen, heleno@olgseattle.org , 206-935-0358. |
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO ASSIST WITH FUNERAL RECEPTIONS One of the Works of Mercy is to bury the dead, and one of the important ways we do that here at OLG is to host funeral receptions for their loved ones. This ministry of hospitality involves the setup, serving and cleanup for the reception (family provides the food), and commitment is based on your availability. Contact Sandy at sandyp@olgseattle.org, 206-935-0358 for more information.
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VOLUNTEERS ALSO NEEDED TO BE CAMERA OPERATORS for our daily masses and funerals. The camera is simple to operate and training is provided. You can work around your schedule while helping others participate in liturgies that they are not able to attend, either because of distance or health. Contact Helen, heleno@olgseattle.org
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SHARING OUR CATHOLIC FAITH WITH CHILDREN? Volunteers are needed to help teach in our Sunday School program beginning this fall, whether as Lead Catechists or assistants. Training and support provided. Specific needs include:
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Leaders for our Children’s Liturgy of the Word at 11:00 am Masses (hope to have a team of 3-4 volunteers so the commitment is once a month)
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Lead Catechist and Assistant for our Sacramental Prep classes for Year One (primarily 1st graders)
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Little Lamb Teachers/Care Givers for our very young children during the 11:00 am Masses. (Note: This is a stipend position and requires Safe Environment Training)
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SUMMER FILM FESTIVAL CONTINUES- “Fr. Stu” on Tuesday, August 9, 6:30 pm in the Walmesley Center follows the life of Father Stuart Long, a boxer-turned-priest who inspired countless people during his journey from self-destruction to redemption. It is an unflinchingly honest, funny and ultimately uplifting drama about a lost soul who finds his purpose in a most unexpected place. Rated R Bring your dinner and/or favorite movie treats. Popcorn and lemonade are provided. CLICK HERE for preview.
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WE WELCOME YOU TO OLG PARISH! Michael Bell & daughters Kaitlin and Amelia; Fanose Hwase and children Naboni, Nayele, & Nardos;family; Janice & Seanna Quiambao; Gwydion Hythloth Ferrinas Solidor, Patricia Sanchez. |
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A PARISH WITH OPEN ARMS & CARING HEARTS
Where Everyone is welcome!
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