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On Friday, May 30 our parish family held the first listening session in regards to the Partners in the Gospel process. Click to be directed toward our Partners in the Gospel page where you where will find the session's agenda, summary, comments, presentation, and recording.

Click to read the letter to the lay faithful from our Washington State Bishops regarding the provision that seeks priests to violate the Seal of the Confessional in some circumstances.

You're invited to a series of informal, monthly ZOOM conversations about how we live out our Catholic identity in everyday life. Each ZOOM conversation will be about a different topic and held the first Sunday of every month from 6:30PM-8PM via ZOOM, but the first gathering is TBD. Please sign up for convos on forms in the vestibule before and after weekend masses starting this weekend, May 17th and 18th. On the forms, please leave Fr. Marc your legibly written name and email address. More detailed info will be posted in the bulletins and on websites in a couple weeks, so stay tuned.

The April 29, 2025 Partners in the Gospel meeting was led by Leigh Stringfellow who is contracted by the Archdiocese of Seattle to conduct such meetings. Jason Stolberg, our Parish Liaison was present to help facilitate her presentation. Slides from the presentation will be posted here. Participants were given the chance to introduce themselves and share how long they have been in their parishes.

SEATTLE, May 8, 2025 – We share the joy of people around the world as we welcome Pope Leo XIV as our new Holy Father. Let us pray the Lord fills him with the peace and consolation of the Holy Spirit in these first and early days of his pontificate. Click to read more from Archbishop Paul D. Etienne.

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, who has chosen the papal name Leo XIV, appears on the central balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican May 8, 2025, following his election during the conclave. He is the first American pope in history. Click to read more.

The Annual Catholic Appeal funds ministries and services for your local Catholic community – including your neighbors and parish. Your contributions secure the future of the local Church by supporting Catholic education, CYO camps, faith formation and guidance and training for our seminarians, clergy, and lay leaders. Your donation also funds shared services directly supporting your parish. Donate Now

The Archdiocese of Seattle is deeply saddened by the news of the death of Pope Francis, who has been the universal shepherd not just for Catholics, but for all of God’s children. He fought through his recent health challenges with such grace and had a beautiful public moment on Easter Sunday – our holiest of days, celebrating the resurrection of our Lord. What a beautiful gift to the world... Click to read more.

Father Gary Lazzeroni and Caitlin Moulding from the Archdiocese of Seattle provide an updated current reality report, followed by a detailed overview of the One Parish Planning process.

You are invited to the veneration of the first-class relic of Blessed Michael McGivney. We will have this honor presented by the Knights of Columbus Council 13238 on Friday, March 28. Join us for solemn prayer and veneration of the relic and leave your prayer intentions to be placed at the tomb of Blessed McGivney at St. Mary’s Church in Connecticut. Click for more information (also in Spanish).

Sunday, March 2 from 9 AM to 12 PM, join us in Feist Hall for a unique and beautiful Sunday morning experience as we begin our Lenten Season. Our festival this year will explore the meaning of the Jubilee year and the theme: “Pilgrims of Hope”. We will use sacred art and various types of devotions to convey Pope Francis request “to be tangible signs of hope for those who experience hardships of any kind”. Click for more information.

Watch this inspirational new video, created especially for the Archdiocese of Seattle’s 175th anniversary, which covers the history of the archdiocese from its founding in 1850 to present day. This beautiful and impactful video covers the milestones, visionary leadership, change and resilience that are part of our archdiocese’s great legacy of faith.

Jubilee volunteers of all ages and nationalities have become a mainstay along the boulevard leading up to St. Peter’s Square since the start of the Holy Year. The volunteers line the pilgrims’ path, offering guidance and companionship on their spiritual journey. For our very own parishioners, Craig and Laura Shlattmann, participating in the current Holy Year has been 25 years in the making. Click to read more.

SEATTLE, January 14, 2025 – As I reflect on the past year, I am filled with gratitude for the numerous blessings in my life and in the life of our local Church. Together, we accomplished many things — launching new ministries, welcoming people to our communities, starting parish families, embracing synodality and much more...

9 Days for Life is an annual novena for the protection of human life. Each day’s intention is accompanied by a short reflection and suggested actions to help build a culture of life. Sign up to receive the daily prayers via email or text message!

Join us Monday, December 16 at 7 p.m. for a Service of Hope for the Holidays. Blue Christmas is a service offering prayers, scripture, and song, along with a prayerful ritual of remembrance for your loved one this holiday season. Click for the flyer.

Bishop Schuster recently blessed new doors at St. Leo’s Food Connection and met with some Bellarmine Prep student volunteers. Bishop Schuster reminds us to always be mindful of those who go with less than us and to pray for them. Click to view the video.

Our nation faces challenges and difficulties beyond what we ever imagined. This new moment in history gives us an opportunity to ask who we are and what future we want. Regardless of the outcome of this election, we have a choice to make. Each one of us is invited to defeat divisiveness with understanding, rancor with amicability, hatred with compassion, mistrust with greater willingness to listen. Click for Archbishop Etienne's full letter.

Give to our neighbors in need considering the recent devastation from Hurricane Helene and the upcoming expected damage from Hurricane Milton. Hurricane Milton is expected to be one of the most dangerous storms to hit Florida in a century. 100% of funds raised will go to local Catholic charity agencies helping displaced and suffering members of their community.

Our office building was set on fire by an arsonist on Oct 24, 2021. We want to build a warm and welcoming place for our parishioners and visitors along with additional space for meetings and storage. It will most likely be January 2026 before the building can be occupied. This week they will pour the walls for the basement, then replace the dirt, build the floor and start work on the foundation for the rest of the building. Click for more information.