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Sacred Heart Church 9460 N.E. 14TH STREET • BELLEVUE, WA 98004
(425) 454-9536 • Fax- (425) 450-3909 www.sacredheart.org
PARISH OFFICE 425-454-9536
Deacon Sam Basta, Pastoral Coordinator Ext. 105
Rev. John Madigan, Parish Priest Ext. 109 Deacon Scott Pickett, Pastoral Associate Ext. 110
Theresa Galvez, Pastoral Assistant for Liturgical Music Ext. 106
Mary Dickins, Pastoral Assistant for Pastoral Care & Social Concerns Ext. 108
Jeff Kress, Pastoral Assistant for Youth Ministry Ext. 111
Administration Staff
John Meyer, Pastoral Assistant for Administration Ext. 102
Robert Eubanks, Facilities Supervisor Ext. 157
Christine Kerr, Admin. Asst. for Giving & Data Ext. 100
Lucy Paulsen, Admin. Asst. for Reception & Sacraments Ext. 103
Jeanine Kasprick, Bookkeeper Ext. 154
PARISH SCHOOL 425-451-1773 David Burroughs, Principal
Nicole Pickett, Vice-Principal
Amy Davis, Dean of Students
Laura Leach, Admissions Director
Katy Gregg, Development Office
Megan Michalson, Development Office
Deanna Clark, Social Media
Kerry Wyman, Office Manager
INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? Deacon Scott Pickett 425-454-9536, Ext. 110
INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION Deacon Scott Pickett 425-454-9536, Ext. 110
CONFIRMATION PREPARATION Deacon Scott Pickett 425-454-9536, Ext. 110
MARRIAGE PREPARATION Deacon Sam Basta 425-454-9536, Ext. 105 (Six months as registered parishioner required prior to setting wedding date.)
OFFICE HOURS Parish 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday School 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday
August 12, 2018
PARISH LEADERSHIP
•Pastoral Council: Linda Geere [email protected]
•Finance Council: Eric Adams [email protected]
•Faith Formation Commission: Deacon Scott Pickett [email protected]
•School Commission: Karen Reinke [email protected]
•Social Concerns Commission: Mary Dickins [email protected]
•Stewardship Commission: Tom Bartell [email protected]
•Worship Commission: Renata Lampkin [email protected]
LITURGY SCHEDULE Sunday Masses: 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 PM Confessions: Saturdays: 3:00-4:30 PM Wednesdays: 8:00-8:45 AM
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Sacred Heart Parish is a welcoming Catholic community,
which inspires faith in God, through prayer, sacraments and service,
while living Gospel values, as faithful followers of Jesus Christ.
Saturday, August 11th, 2018 St. Clare, Virgin
Habakkuk 1:12—2:4 Psalm 9:8-13 Matthew 17:14-20
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Vigil 1 Kings 19:4-8 Psalm 34:2-9
Ephesians 4:30—5:2 John 6:41-51
5:00 PM Mass (RIP Rosalin Dante by Beth Dante)
Sunday, August 12th, 2018
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Kings 19:4-8 Psalm 34:2-9
Ephesians 4:30—5:2 John 6:41-51
8:30 AM Mass (RIP Jack & Mary Flynn by Kathleen Lawrence)
9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 9:45AM RCIA Inquiry 11:00 AM Mass (INT for the People) 12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 12:15 PM Altar Serving Training ~ Church
Monday, August 13th, 2018
Weekday
Ezekiel 1:2-5, 24-28c Psalms 148: 1-2, 11-14 Matthew 17:22-27
9:00 AM NO Mass 9:00 AM Word & Communion ~ Church 10:00 AM Carpe Diem Bridge ~ Nursery 11:00 AM Funeral Mass for Kathleen Kennedy with reception 3:00PM Altar Server Training ~ Church 7:30 PM Rosary & Prayer Hour ~ Church
Tuesday, August 14th, 2018
St. Maximilian Kolbe, Priest, Martyr Ezekiel 2:8—3:4 Psalms 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131
Matthew 18:1-5, 10,12-14
9:00 AM Word & Communion ~ Church 11:00 AM 4in1 Capital Campaign Phone Call Committee ~
Conference Room 1 2:00 PM 4in1 Capital Campaign Hospitality Committee ~
Conference Room 1
Wednesday, August 15th, 2018
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Holy Day of Obligation
Revelation 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab Psalms 45:10bc,11-12ab,16 1 Corinthian 15:20-27 Luke 1:39-56
8:00 AM NO Confessions 9:00 AM Mass (RIP Jennifer [Wren] Pratt-Barlow by Charles
Pratt-Barlow, RIP Stuart Marr by Nancy & Kip Durrell, RIP Eileen Petak by Kelly & Bret Neely)
11:30 AM Luncheon Party- Carpe Diem ~ Narthex 7:00 PM Mass (INT for the People)
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
THE SICK
Tom Sallis (brother of Fr. Steve Sallis), Nicole Pickett (wife of Deacon Scott Pickett),
Colin Morris (husband of Lynette Morris),
THE DECEASED
Most Reverend Raymond G. Hunthausen, D.D. (Archbishop Emeritus of Seattle)
Bob McMains, Anita Creveling, Kathleen Kennedy
Thursday, August 16th, 2018 Weekday
Ezekiel 12:1-12 Psalms 78:56-59, 61-62 Matthew 18:21—19:1
9:00 AM Word & Communion ~ Church
Friday, August 17th, 2018
Weekday
Ezekiel 16:1-15, 60, 63 Isaiah 12:2-6 Matthew 9:3-12
8:45 AM Mass (RIP Eileen Petak by Kelly & Bret Neely)
Saturday, August 18th, 2018
Weekday
Ezekiel 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32 Psalms 51: 12-15, 18-19 Matthew 19:13-15
3:00 PM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Vigil Proverbs 9:1-6 Psalms 34:2-7
Ephesians 5:15-20 John 6:51-58
5:00 PM Mass (RIP Roy Pratt-Barlow by Charles Pratt-Barlow)
Sunday, August 19th, 2018
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Proverbs 9:1-6 Psalms 34:2-7
Ephesians 5:15-20 John 6:51-58
8:30 AM Mass (RIP Jack & Mary Flynn by Kathleen Lawrence)
9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 9:45AM RCIA Inquiry 11:00 AM Mass (INT for the People) 12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex 1:00 PM Baptisms ~ Church
Weekly Calendar & Liturgies
Jesus said: A little while and you will see me no longer; And again, a little while and you will see me”.
Jesus spoke these words in John’s Gospel during his long discourse to his disciples before his crucifixion and death tell-ing them that he was about to leave them but that he would return.
I am using his words though in a very different context to remind you of my own upcoming departure for a time. When Archbishop Sartain called to ask me to come to Sacred Heart I had already made plans to be in Europe for an ex-tended period of time; he said he didn’t want me to change my travel plans but asked if I would still come here as parish priest and I agreed to do so. This has been a delightful beginning for me and in some ways I wish I were not leaving so soon for an extended time away. But flight reservations are much more difficult to change these days—even with Alaska air!
I have 45 people going to Ireland for the visit of Pope Francis for the International Forum of Families. He will celebrate the closing Mass for the expected 700,000 pilgrims on Sunday August 26 in Dublin. I will leave this Monday morning several days ahead of the group and I will celebrate the Mass for the Feast of the Assumption in the little church in my home parish in Limerick County on Wed August 15. It will be a Mass of Remembrance for my parents Terence and Margaret Madigan along with my family members—2 brothers and a sister and their families who live in Ireland. (My dad died in 1979, aged 69, and my mom died just four years ago aged 94.) I will welcome the group of pilgrims the following Sunday for their first Mass in Ireland following their arrival on that Sunday morning.
My home parish of St. John The Baptist is a small parish and with the drop off in attendance over the past num-ber of years they no longer have a resident priest which has made them very anxious about the survival of the parish. A priest comes in from a neighboring parish to celebrate a reduced schedule of Masses each week. In my growing up years we would have never imagined this happening when even the smallest parish had its own priest. They live with the wor-ry that the parish might be closed forcing them to have to go to a larger neighboring parish something that we are experi-encing in many parts of the Catholic world. During a visit home a couple of years ago family and friends began asking if I would ever consider returning to my homeland to help in the midst of this scarcity of priests and as politely as I could I declined. I have been gone from Ireland, and a priest in this Archdiocese, for over 44 years and I would find it very hard to return to live; it is a very different country to the one I left and many friends I knew have died. Besides I get much more life from the celebration of Mass here with the involvement of Catholics along with the music and singing than I do from the rushed pace of Mass in Ireland. Furthermore, I have my plot reserved in St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Kent!!
When the pilgrimage group returns to the US, I will remain on with family to visit and do some hiking as well as some hiking in Spain. The summer weather in Ireland left much to be desired for many years with lots of rain and many locals began to go to countries like Spain and Portugal to get sun in this era of cheaper and accessible flights. My family were among those who found less expensive places to go to “dry out” from the rain—probably after too much alcohol also! However, as you may have read, the climates in these countries have been undergoing significant change and Ire-land has had a long spell of very dry and hot weather which had been well nigh unbearable for the locals who have been complaining about the lack of rain and the sun being too hot—they have been promising God that they will never com-plain about rain again!! Remember what I said last Sunday in my homily about complaining: I’m betting that their prom-ise about not complaining will only last until the end of the first week of rain! I will fly back to Seattle on Oct 2.
While I am gone you will have Fr. Bill Watson, SJ for the 9 am and 7 pm Masses this Wednesday Aug. 15 for the Feast of the Assumption of Mary. Fr. Akor from Nigeria will arrive next Saturday Aug. 18. You will also have a cou-ple of weekend visits from Bishop Muggenborg on Sunday Aug. 19 and on Sept. 22/23. Deacon Sam, in his Pastoral Coordinator role, will continue to manage the day-to-day affairs of the parish to ensure that things go forward as smooth-ly as possible. Fr. Ritter is complaining that when he would go away they never sent a Bishop to cover for him!!
Jesus left the Apostles after the Resurrection saying that he would return in a little while; it’s been a long time waiting for his second coming—not that we are in any rush since it would mean the end of the world. My time away is to be much shorter! I look forward to seeing you again to resume our faith journey together. I will pray for you and I ask you to pray for me. Fr. John.
Malarkey from Fr. John!
Pastoral Care & Social Concerns JUBILEE REACH SERVICE DAY
Saturday, August 25th 2018
8am—12pm//1pm—5pm
Bellevue Public Schools and Homes
Sacred Heart has been participating in this service day for a number of years to support our local community. If you can do one 4-hour shift, either as a family or an individual, to help those in need, please reg-ister online at www.jubileereach.org/serviceday To find out more, watch the video at - https://vimeo.com/273116005.
Intentional Service!
Jesuit Volunteer EnCorps …
Is now accepting applications for 2018-19!
JV EnCorps, a program of JVC Northwest, facili-
tates transformative opportunities for service, com-
munity and spiritual formation for adults 50 and
older who are committed to social and ecological
justice. During their ten months of part-time volun-
teer service, participants meet regularly in commu-
nity to deepen their spirituality and explore the val-
ues of community, simple living and social & eco-
logical justice.
Priority application deadline: August 15th.
For more information: [email protected]
or www.jvencorps.org.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
SNACKS NEEDED!
These items are needed to hand out when people come in hungry.
SNACK SIZE: Nuts, dried fruit, granola bars, protein bars, crackers with cheese or peanut butter. Please bring to the parish office. Thank you!
Rachel’s Corner
“Without that load on my back, without that great weight on me, I know that the love of God has touched my soul and my heart. I feel lighter and my thoughts don’t punish me and my hope is to one day meet my children and to know they will be there waiting beside Jesus.” -Testimonial.
Have you felt that heavy weight in your heart? Come on a Rachel’s Vineyard™ Retreat, and allow your burdens to be lifted. Call Aleah: 1-800-822-HOPE (4673) Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Ser-vices.
You are loved with an everlasting Love!
SACRED HEART SISTER PARISH
ST. FRANCIS MISSION Some of the group who visited Sacred Heart
in July, enjoying the ocean for the very first time in their lives!
THANK YOU TO ALL
WHO ARE 90 YRS AND ABOVE FOR COMING TO CELEBRATE WITH OUR
CARPE DIEM FAMILY
Rhoda Chirillo, Sally Sue Coleman,
Ernestine Cruz, Mildred Douthit, Lucille
Elbert, Peg Gasper, Therese Hampton, Ann
Johnston, Chuck Johnston, Philip Leising,
Joan MacLean, Emmy Morris, Magdalena
Rabago, Rose Scalzo, Francis Webb &
Tony Wehrle.
Sacred Heart School
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
ESS Positions
The Extended School Services (ESS) program at Sacred Heart School has positions open both before and after school (7:00-8:30 AM and/or 3:00-6:00 PM). If you or someone you know would like to work as part of our team to en-sure that Sacred Heart students have fun and stay safe before and after school, please contact Amy Davis for more information: [email protected]
Employment Opportunities at Sacred Heart School
Primary Math Specialist - Sacred Heart School in Bellevue is seek-ing a full-time math specialist to join our educational team. The math specialist will work with students in grades K-8 who need additional support as well as those seeking additional challenge in the area of mathematics, provide coaching and support for classroom teachers in math, and provide support and leadership for student math competi-tions.
The ideal candidate will be an active Catholic who possess a Washing-ton State teaching certification, a strong background in mathematics and will have one or more years of math teaching experi-ence. Applicants should be interested in working as part of a education-al team, comfortable using educational technology to enhance instruc-tion and able to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all stu-dents.
5th Grade Teacher - Sacred Heart School in Bellevue is seeking a full-time fifth grade teacher to join our educational team. This is a self-contained classroom with the following exceptions: art, music, Spanish and P.E. are taught by specialists. Sacred Heart School has two fifth grade teachers who actively plan together and work in concert along with a full-time instructional aide.
The ideal candidate will be an active, faith-filled Catholic who possess a Washington State teaching certification and will have two or more years of teaching experience. Applicants should be passionate about Catholic education, interested in working as part of a fifth grade and intermediate team, be comfortable using educational technology in your instruction, able to differentiate instruction, and make regular use of formal and informal assessments as an integral part of your curricu-lum planning and instruction.
Please send your resume and cover letter to David Bur-roughs, Principal: [email protected]
School Admissions Dear Sacred Heart Community, I am so excited to be joining the Sacred Heart staff as the school’s new Director of Admis-sions! I started in my new role on July 1, and have felt so warmly welcomed by everyone I’ve had the pleasure to meet so far. I will be in the school office working all summer – if you need anything at all, please feel free contact me at [email protected] – or stop by and see me during school summer office hours on weekdays 9:00am – 2:00pm. If you’re interest-ed in Sacred Heart School for the 2018-19 school year, we do still have openings in select grade levels. Please let me know if you’d like to come in for a tour or to find out more infor-mation about enrollment at our wonderful school. I look forward to meeting you soon! – Laura Leach
Join Core Team today!
Sacred Heart youth need adults who will:
Love God and live for Him Be authentic Invest in their lives Have fun
Calling all Adults!
[email protected] 425.454.3911
Share their experiences Believe in them Share God’s Love Be consistent
Administration & Stewardship
Time, Talent and Treasure — Prayer, Service and Money
Please remember the Church in your will!
Stewardship
A Way of Living
Treasure Pledges 2016 2017 2018 Avg. Wkly. Commitment $35.11 $36.16 $38.43 No. of Commitments 642 635 578 Rate of Fulfillment 97% 93% — —2018 Pledges as of June 13th
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AT SACRED HEART 2018-19 September 15-16, 2018 Catholic Campaign for Human Development
National campaign instituted by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). The Catholic Campaign for Human Development serves to combat domestic poverty and to implement the Church's social teachings.
October 20-21, 2018 World Mission Sunday
World Mission Sunday is celebrated in all the local Churches as the feast of catholicity and universal solidarity so Christians the world over will recognize their common responsibility with regard to the evangelization of the world, benefiting the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.
December 8-9, 2018 Catholic Community Services (CCS) Appeal for the Poor
The annual CCS Week Campaign for Children and Families involves a special CCS speaker talking during Mass with special envelopes provided in the pews. This follows a special CCS mailing to all registered households.
February 2-3, 2019 Catholic Home Missions
Nearly half of our country is considered home mission territory. This collection helps our neighbors here in the United States who do not have access to basic pastoral services. Through your support, the Catholic Home Missions Collection helps these mission dioceses form vibrant faith communities and strengthens the Church at home.
Lent 2019 Operation Rice Bowl
This Lenten program has an almsgiving component to it, along with resources for prayer, fasting and learning. 75% of donations fund developing world agriculture, educational and self-sufficiency pro-jects. 25% is distributed as grants in Western Washington for local hunger projects and antipoverty programs. Our parish’s St. Vincent de Paul recently received a Rice Bowl grant.
March 30-31, 2019 Catholic Relief Services (CRS)
Mandated by the USCCB, this collection provides for Catholic Relief Services, USCCB Dept. of Social Development and World Peace, relief work of the Holy Father, and USCCB's Migration and Refugee Services, and is taken up on the 4th Sunday of Lent.
June 22-23, 2019 Peter’s Pence
Peter's Pence collection allows local Catholics to join the works of the Holy Father in helping to re-lieve the suffering of the world's most vulnerable; victims of war, oppression, and natural disasters.
Faith Formation
Parish Life
ALTAR SERVER TRAINING! Current and New Altar Servers!
With new parish leadership comes new roles for our Altar Servers. So that ALL of our current Altar Servers are on the same page and new Altar Servers (4th Grade to High School) can learn the ministry, training for ALL will be provided on the following days and times: (Please attend one) Sunday, August 12th at 12:15pm and Monday, August 13th at 3:00pm. Each training will be about an hour long and will be conducted in the Church.
COMING SOON!
WHAT IS A SACRISTAN?
In parish life, one of the roles that is rarely seen by parish-ioners is that of a sacristan. It is a “behind-the-scenes” position that makes the priest and deacon’s job less stress-ful. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal explains, “The following also exercise(s) a liturgical function: The sacristan, who carefully arranges the liturgical books, the vestments, and other things necessary in the celebration of the Mass” (No. 105). It is an essential service in the parish that is responsible for keeping the liturgical items for Mass in order. If you are interested in becoming a Sacristan, please con-tact Deacon Scott at [email protected]
Parish Life
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION REGISTRATION FALL 2018
Registration forms for all children preparing for First Penance and First Communion will be available starting the first weekend of August in the church front office. Early Registration is much appreciated as it helps with the planning process. Volunteers for Children’s Faith Formation will most certainly be needed and appreciated. If you have any questions about Children’s Faith Formation at Sacred Heart or are interested in the Pastoral Assistant position, please contact Deacon Scott at [email protected].
Saturday, October 14th
6:00pm—9:00pm
Planning is already underway for our Parish-
School Fall social.
Mark your calendars now!
Interested in becoming Catholic? RCIA Inquiry sessions continue this weekend!
Sessions are being offered every Sunday during the month of August from 9:45am to 10:45am in the parish office conference room #1. We provide free food, cold AC, answers to questions and friendly people in a low-stress, no obligation environ-ment. You provide the questions. For further information contact Deacon Scott at [email protected] or (425) 454-9536 ext. 110.
PARISH LIFE COMMUNITIES (PLCs) Due to recent parish leadership and staff turnover, PLCs will unfortunately not be
forming at the parish this fall. If you were part of a PLC last year and
wish to continue meeting this year to learn more about the Catholic faith,
please contact Deacon Scott at [email protected]
Our next parent class to prepare for Infant Baptism is Sunday, September 16th at 12:15pm. All expectant parents and new parents are welcome to attend. Call Deacon Scott to register: 425-454-9536 ext. 110
WANTED: KITCHEN ANGELS & NARTHEX SAINTS!!
HOSPITALITY MINISTRY Do you enjoy the opportunity for cheese & crackers Satur-day night or grabbing a donut or cup of coffee after Mass Sunday morning? Help is needed to provide simple hospi-tality after our weekend Masses. Many hands will make light work if we each take a turn! If you have 30 minutes before and after Mass, we can use you! Please contact Deacon Scott at [email protected]
SACRED HEART BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Our August book selection for discussion is THE FAULT IN OUR STARS by John Green. We will meet at the church hall on Tuesday August 28 (7 pm). No reservations necessary — come and enjoy some lively discussions. Questions: Betsy Komarnitsky 425-453-9106 ([email protected]).
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