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St. Mary 4200 88th Street NE
Marysville, Washington 98270
Sunday Mass : 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. in English, Misa a las 12:00 p.m
Daily Mass Schedule/ Misa En la Iglesia Santa Maria
Tuesday: Reconciliation and Exposition 4:00pm/Mass 6:00pm
Thursday: 6:00pm Spanish Mass (Misa en español)
Wednesday - Friday: Exposition 9:20a.m/ Mass 10:30a.m
(no Mass Mondays or 3rd Fridays of the Month)
Saturday Mass 9:00 a.m - Reconciliation Saturday 9:30 a.m.
Confessiones Sabado a las 9:30 a.m
Adoration first Friday of the month
11:15am - 9:00 p.m. Benediction
Pastor:
Fr. Peter Mactutis
For emergency anointing of the sick
Please call: (360) 421– 7989
Para uncion de los enfermos de emergencia Porfavor llame al: (360) 421– 7989
Deacon:
Antonio Cavazos Ext # 108
PA for Liturgy & Faith Formation
Michael Schmitz Ext # 103
Elementary Faith Formation & Sacramental Prep
Debra Hart Ext # 104
Youth Minister & Wedding Coordinator
Melissa Solano Ext # 112
Receptionist & Bulletin Editor
Selena Vergara-Valdez Ext # 100
Administrative Assistant / Records
Sharon Larson Ext # 101
Bookkeeper
Megan M. Rivallier-Kirk Ext 106
Music Director (English)
William Carbajal Ext # 107
Music Director (Spanish)
Josue Garcia Ext # 110
Facilities Manager:
John Hodgins Ext # 109
St. Anne
7231 Totem Beach Road (No Mail) Tulalip, WA 98271 Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday: 4:30 p.m. (Reconciliation) Saturday Mass : 5:30 p.m.
FINANCE COUNCIL: Gail Miller , Van Mai, Tom Mack, Daniel Martinez, Barbara Klokkevold,
Terry Snodgrass.
PASTORAL COUNCIL: Char lotte Maine, Aldo Barletta, Maria Acuario, Dang Mai, Mike Mulligan,
Louise Burke, Dave Baqui, Juan Martinez, Daniel Pradera, Sonia Ramirez.
Thirty– First Sunday in Ordinary Time November 5th/ Noviembre 5, 2017 Trigesimo– primer Domingo En Tiempio Ordinario
Website: http://stmary-stanne.weconnect.com
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StMaryStAnne/
Phone Number:(360)653-9400 Fax: 360-658-7439
Week of November 5th , 2017
Monday *Crecimientos– 7:00pm Room 5 &7
Tuesday *RICA (Spanish)- 5-6:30pm Rm 3 *Legion of Mary - 6:00 Room 1b *Matrimonio Lideres– 7:00pm Rm 1b
*Middle School Youth– 6-8pm Social Hall *Spanish Choir– 7:30 Church
Wednesday *Rosary before Mass – 9:45am Church
*Our Lady Of Perpetual Help– 4:30pm Chapel
*Children’s Choir– 5:00pm Room 1
*Bible Study– 6:30pm RM 8
*G.O planning-7:00 Room 5
Thursday
*Rosary before Mass– 9:45am Church *Bible Study– 11:30am RM 8 *Elementary FF– Building 5:30-6:45 *Symbolon– 7:00pm Room 8 *Boy Scouts -7:00pm Room 5, 6, 7 *G.O coro– 7:00pm Room 3 *Grupo Misionero– 7:00pm *Cursillistas– 7:00pm Rm 6
Friday *Rosary before Mass– 9:45am Church *Grupo de Oracion—7:00pm Church
Saturday *Retiro– 7:00am building *Rosary before Mass– Church 10:00am *El Shaddai– 1:00 Chapel
Reminder/Recordatorio All submissions for bulletin and announcements must be submitted by Monday before 4:00 p.m, Thank you Todas las precentaciones y anuncios para el boletin deben ser entregadas Lunes antes de las 4:00 pm, Gracias.
Rachel’s Corner Hope and Healing After Abortion November 10-12, 2017 Rachel’s Vineyard™ is for any person who struggles with the emotional and spiritual pain of abortion. The weekend is a unique and effective process designed specifically to help you experience the mercy and compassion of God. This process is extremely helpful for those who have difficulty forgiving themselves or others. The weekend will help your soul find a voice and transform the pain of the past into hope! Come on a Rachel’s Vineyard™ Retreat. November 10-12, 2017 Call Valerie: 1-800-822-HOPE (4673) All inquiries are kept strictly confidential.
JOIN THE YOUTH MINISTRY TEAM! Assistance is needed in our youth program. Come and share your faith, gifts and talents.. For more information contact Melissa Solano, Director for Youth Ministry. Phone number :(360) 329-2842 Email: [email protected]
¡ÚNASE AL EQUIPO DEL MINISTERIO JUVENIL! Necesitamos ayuda en nuestro programa juvenil, ven y comparte tu fe, dones y talentos. Para mas información comuníquese con Melissa Solano, Directora de Pastoral Juvenil. Telefono: (360) 329-2842 Correo electrónico: [email protected]
Don’t forget to come to Confessions on :
Tuesdays 4-5:45pm First Fridays 6-9pm Satudays at 9:30am
REST IN PEACE : James Mulligan,
Thelma Pangilinan, Domingo Malicsi, Elisa Castro
John Wolcott, John B. Chrapkowski, Don Fransisco Lucienne Garneau, Pam Skinner
PRAY FOR… Feliciano Vergara, Antonia Seyler, Patty Aquero-Perez, Kevin Parsons, Alan Vogel, Carleta Sjodin, Julian Ekdahl, Ted Mikula, Chris Gordon, Shirley Dockendorf, Marilyn
Warnes, Maria Olivia-Arriola, Jeanne Sagel, Rose Mary Torgesen, Carol Dollar, John S, Cal Dockendorf, Mary Beth Mantow, Penny
Folvea and Aleigha Tougas (un-born baby),
Prayers requested: Names will appear for three months unless office is notified.
MASS INTENTIONS -Week of Nov.5th
Tuesday - Irene Gonzalez (SPEC )/ Roland Morales (RIP)
Wednesday-Chad Hill (Seminarian)
Thursday - Mary Beth Mantow (SPEC) / Antonia Seyler (SPEC)
Friday - Val Parks (Seminarian)
Saturday Mariano Soltero (RIP)
MONDAY OF THE THIRTY-FIRST WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
READING 1 ROM 11:29 -36
PSALM PS 69:30 -31, 33 -34, 36
ALLELUIA JN 8 :31B-32
GOSPEL LK 14:12 -14
TUESDAY OF THE THIRTY-FIRST WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
READING 1 ROM 12:5 -16AB
PSALM PS 131:1BCDE, 2, 3
ALLELUIA MT 11:28
GOSPEL LK 14:15 -24
WEDNESDAY OF THE THIRTY-FIRST WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
READING 1 ROM 13:8 -10
PSALM PS 112:1B-2 , 4 -5, 9
ALLELUIA 1 PT 4 :14
GOSPEL LK 14:25 -33
FEAST OF THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA IN
ROME
READING 1 EZ 47:1 -2 , 8 -9, 12
PSALM PS 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9
READING 2 1 COR 3:9C-11, 16-17
ALLELUIA 2 CHR 7:16
GOSPEL JN 2 :13 -22
MEMORIAL OF SAINT LEO THE GREAT, POPE AND DOCTOR
OF THE CHURCH
READING 1 ROM 15:14 -21
PSALM PS 98:1, 2 -3AB, 3CD-4
ALLELUIA 1 JN 2 :5
GOSPEL LK 16:1 -8
MEMORIAL OF SAINT MA RTIN OF TOURS, BISHOP
READING 1 ROM 16:3 -9 , 16 , 22 -27
PSALM PS 145:2 -3 , 4 -5, 10 -11
ALLELUIA 2 COR 8:9
GOSPEL LK 16:9 -15
THIRTY-F IRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY T IME
READING 1 MAL 1:14B-2:2B, 8 -10
PSALM PS 131:1 , 2 , 3
READING 2 1 THES 2:7B-9, 13
ALLELUIA MT 23:9B, 10B
GOSPEL MT 23:1-12
Parish Code: 3b045b
Weekly message from your St. Vincent de Paul conference for St. Mary and St. Anne
In this Sunday’s Gospel we find the truth that loving God isn’t merely a matter of fervor in our hearts, but that it must be expressed in doing good for the sake of others.
Mensaje semanal de su conferencia de San Vicente de Paul de
Santa Maria y Santa Ana
En el Evangelio de este Domingo encontramos la verdad de que amar a Dios no es sólo una cuestión de fervor en nuestros corazo-nes, sino que debe expresarse en hacer el bien solamente por el bien de los demás.
Mass Schedule for Nov 12– 22, While Fr. Peter is Away…..
Nov 12- Sunday : REGULAR SUNDAY MASSES
Nov 14– Tuesday: Exposition & Rosary 6:00pm-7:00pm
Nov 15- Wednesday: Exposition & Rosary 10:30-11:30am
Nov 16– Thursday: Exposition & Rosary 10:30-11:30am & Exposition and (Spanish) Rosary 5:30-6:30pm
Nov 17– Friday: Exposition & Rosary 10:30-11:30am
Nov 18– Saturday: Exposition & Rosary 9:00-10:00am and No Confessions
Nov 19– Sunday : REGULARY SUNDAY MASSES
Nov 20– Tuesday: Exposition & Rosary 6:00pm-7:00pm
Nov 21- Wednesday: Exposition & Rosary 10:30-11:30am
Thanks Giving! -Nov 22– Thursday: Exposition & Rosary 8:00am, Mass at 9:00am– Evening Mass Canceled.
Mass Schedule Will return to normal as of November 23rd.
Nov 12-Domingo: MISA DE DOMINGO REGULAR
Nov 14-Martes: Exposición y Rosario 6:00pm -7:00pm
Nov 15- Miércoles: Exposición y Rosario 10:30-11:30am
Nov 16 - Jueves: Exposición y Rosario 10:30-11:30am y Exposición y (Español) Rosar io 5:30-6:30pm
Nov 17 - Viernes: Exposition & Rosary 10:30-11:30am
Nov 18 - Sábado: Exposición y Rosario 9:00-10:00am y No confesiones
Nov 19 - Domingo: MISA DE DOMINGO REGULAR
Nov 20 - Martes: Exposición y Rosario 6:00pm -7:00 pm
Nov 21 - Miércoles: Exposición y Rosario 10: 30-11:30am
Dia De Gracias! - Nov 22 - Jueves: Exposición y Rosario a las 8:00am, Misa a las 9:00am. - Misa de la tarde cancelada.
El Horario de la Misa volverá a la normalidad a partir de Noviembre 23.
Horario de Misa del 12—22 de Noviembre, mientras que el padre Peter está fuera..
Welcome! If you are Interested in joining one of the
many ministries here at St. Mary or please contact Sharon Larson or Deb
Hart.
Papal Intentions for November
Christians in Asia
That Christians in Asia, bearing witness to the Gospel in word and deed, may promote dialogue, peace, and mutual
understanding, especially with those of other religions.
"Are you on Facebook and not getting our weekly updates? Make sure you follow our official page :
"https://www.facebook.com/StMaryStAnne/"
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The Funeral Committee is in need of people to cook
or bring in food for funeral receptions. Your time
and work is valued. If you are interested in volunteering please contact Deb Hart: (360)653-9400 Ext.104
St. Mary’s Stewardship October 29th
Week Ending 10/29/17
Item Actual Budget $ Diff % Met
Collection Total Oct.15 $8,909.01 $7,400.00 $1,509.01 120.39%
MTD Collections $52,360.24 $37,000.00 $15,360.24 141.51%
In need of a Bilingual Volunteer who would be:
Answering phones & window
Receiving Paperwork
Taking messages
*This would only be for occasional need for volunteer to cover the front desk.
This is a great opportunity to gain experience, and references!
If interested contact
Selena Ext.100
Dale Ahlquist, the world’s leading authority on G.K. Chesterton, will be speaking at St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Stanwood on Friday,
November 10th beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the church.
Mr. Ahlquist’s talk will center on Chesterton’s profound impact on literature,
Christian apologetics, and the Catholic Faith. There will be a free-will offering that
evening and his books will be on sale after his talk.
Giving Trees!
This year we will have TWO giving Trees!!
One tree will be for The Food Bank, which is for low income people. The Tree of Giving will be set up in Social Hall starting Nov 12th. Please take a tag and put it on your unwrapped gift. Last day to bring in your gifts will be Dec 10th. Our other tree will be for Catholic Community Services, these gifts are for Foster children, elderly people, and women with newborns in need, people in temporary housing, homeless families and much more. This tree will also come up on Nov 12th and will come down on Dec. 15th. This tree will have tags with “wishes,” from individual people that you can pick from. These gifts will be unwrapped, please put the tag on the gift to identify, we also encourage you to donate wrapping paper.
Symbolon is our Adult Faith Formation/Enrichment program. This is for everyone, whether you are a non-Catholic who wants to learn more about Catholicism, or a Catholic who wants to know and live your faith more deeply! Thursday at 7pm- The Paschal Mystery
Interested in becoming Catholic, or know someone who is? Contact Michael Schmitz at: [email protected] or at 360-653-9400 to get some of your questions answered and find out about the process and how we can make that happen!
Adult Formation and Discipleship
As we enter the month of November this week, when we traditionally remember the faithful departed, we will be looking into the Catholic view of death and our practices surrounding it. Catholics believe that “Death puts an end to human life as the time open to either accepting or rejecting the divine grace manifested in Christ. The New Tes-tament speaks of judgment primarily in its aspect of the final encounter with Christ in his second coming, but also repeatedly affirms that each will be rewarded immediately after death in accordance with his works and faith.” (CCC 1021). This last part is what we call the particular judgment (as opposed to the Last Judg-ment at the end of time). Oftentimes today, people skip over the judgment part. We sometimes talk as though our loved ones were im-mediately in heaven (we have a process for determin-ing that– it is called canonization!). We don’t like to think of judgment– because that means we might have to change! Many of the great saints can seem to us to have had a morbid preoccupation with death. But when you real-ly look at their lives, you see this is not the case at all– their lives were filled with the joy of Christ, and with the peace and hope that come from believing in His promises of eternal life. But what they also had was the sober realization that they were going to die and that they were going to be asked to give an account of their actions, an account of what they did with the grace they had received from God. As Christians we need to remember where our lives are heading. Not in the sense that we should be para-lyzed with fear over what God’s judgment has in store for us– if we seek to cooperate with His grace, He will give us all we need– but rather in the sense of taking responsibility and being a prudent and wise steward, who knows what is coming and prepares accordingly.
Youth Ministry Updates
Quote of the Week
Learning and Practicing the Faith
We can enter heaven only thanks to the blood of the Lamb, thanks to the blood of Christ. Christ’s own blood has justified us, which has opened for us the gates of heaven. And if today we remember our broth-ers and sisters who have gone before us in life and are in Heaven, it is because they have been washed in the blood of Christ. This is our hope: the hope of Christ's blood! It is a hope that does not disappoint. If we walk with the Lord in life, he will never disappoint us! In the Second Reading, we heard what the Apostle John said to his disciples: “See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason the world does not know us.... We are God's children now; it does not yet appear what we shall be, but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is” (1 Jn 3:1-2). To see God, to be like God: this is our hope. And today, on All Saints’ Day and the first day that we commemorate the faithful departed, we need to think a little about this hope: this hope that accompanies us in life. The first Christians depicted hope with an anchor, as though life were an anchor cast on Heaven’s shores and all of us journeying to that shore, clinging to the anchor’s rope. This is a beautiful image of hope: to have our hearts anchored there, where our beloved pre-decessors are, where the Saints are, where Jesus is, where God is. This is the hope that does not disap-point” -Pope Francis, Homily for All Saints, 2013
For updates and information about youth events,
“Like” us on Facebook
and follow us on Twitter: @Youth_StMarys!
And visit our website at
youth.stmary-stanne.org
The High School Youth Convention is coming up on November 11-12 at the
Puyallup Fairgrounds!
Parents– have you talked to your children about what it means to be a saint? Do they know that we are all called to be saints? Do they know about some of the great child saints– St. Dominic Savio, for instance?
Teaching our Children
PRAYER LIST Carla Smith, Catherine Pierce, Tom Miller, Dianna de Caro, Steve Meyers, Billy Kirby, Emily Williams,
Denise Hatch-Anderson, Mike Parks, Fr. Emmanuel Iweh, Lesa Roehrich, Jules & Regina Sicotte, Diann Mize, Bill Topash, Jerry Barnett , Lee Topash, Terry Snodgrass, MaryAnne Bockman, Fr. Pat Twohy
REST IN PEACE Pam Skinner, Dorothy Denaro, Jarmila Walberg
St. Anne
St. Anne’s Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/
stannescatholicchurchtulalip
St. Anne’s Stewardship Oct. 22
St. Anne Contact List Pastor Fr. Peter Mactutis 360-653-9400 Ext 102 [email protected]
St Mary/St Anne Pastoral Council: Open Position
Tribal Liaison: Bill Topash 360-386-8808 [email protected]
Sacristans/Eucharistic Ministers: Regina Sicotte 206-498-9490 [email protected]
Lectors:: Diann Mize 360-658-0181 [email protected]
Music/Liturgy: Colleen Thomas 360-653-8279 [email protected]
Catechism/Sacramental Prep: Lesa Roehrich 360-581-8212 [email protected]
Hospitality: Pauline Williams 512-633-8044 [email protected]
Altar Décor: Pam Parks 360-651-5520 [email protected]
Facilities: Greg Kleisath 425-350-6779 [email protected]
St Mary/St Anne Finance Council: Terry Snodgrass 360-653-2384 [email protected] Bulletin: Colleen Thomas 360-653-8279 [email protected]
Week Ending 10/22/17
Item Actual Budget $ Diff % Met
Collection Total Oct. 8 $572.75 $562.00 $10.75 101.91%
MTD Collections $3,550.80 $2,810.00 $740.80 129.36%
Annual Catholic Appeal Value %age
Goal $14,358.16 100.00% Updated Monthly
Pledges $5,941.00 41.38% As of
Collections $5,191.00 36.15% 9/28/17
Thank you Pauline for filling in and
keeping the hall cleaned…
Thank you Mike and Cathy Clewett for keeping the
church cleaned...
Put on your calendar! Line Dancing
Thursdays 5:30-6:30 In the Hall
Help Wanted… In November!
On Thursday mornings from 9-12,
Help hauling topsoil and cleaning up flower beds…
Check in with Rome
BOX TOPS for Education! Save your box tops....
Colleen Thomas is collecting… Thank You!
Ministry Calendar
If you would like to be on the Lector or Eucharistic Minister schedule,
The sign up sheets are in the sacristy
St. Anne Ministry Calendar at A Glance
