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We are a People of God called to be a Visible and Active Sign of the Life and Love Christ offers

All Creation.

Somos el pueblo de Dios llamado a ser un signo visible y activo, de la vida y el amor que Cristo

ofrece a toda la creación.

Tayo ang Bayan ng Diyos na Tinawag upang maging Hayag at

Masiglang Tanda ng Buhay at Pag-ibig ni Kristo na Iniaalay sa

Lahat ng Nilikha.

Chúng ta là dân Chúa, được mời gọi trở nên dấu chỉ tích cực và hữu hình cho sự sống và tình

thương mà Chúa Kitô ban cho mọi tạo vật.

Mass Schedule/Misas

Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm

Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, 12:30 pm,

5:30 pm (en Espanol)

Weekdays Morning Prayer: 7:15 am,

Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri. Mass: 7:50 am Wed. Mass: 6:30am & 8:45am

Saturday Morning Prayer: 7:15 am, Mass: 8:00 am

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

Every Thursday after the morning Mass until 6:00 pm, followed by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotion.

Every First Friday (after the 7:30 pm Mass), from 9:00 pm - 7:30 am Saturday

Reconciliation/Confesiones First Friday of each month, 6:30 pm

Thursday, 5:00-6:00 pm, Friday, 7:00-7:40 am

Saturday, 3:30-5:00 pm, Sunday/Domingo,

4:00-5:15 pm (Espanol) (Or by appointment/ O por cita)

December 31, 2017 Blessed are those who fear the

Lord and walk in his ways.

The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

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The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

Dear Friends, Happy New Year! As we look forward to the year ahead, the Feast that we celebrate today has much to teach us and inform our plan. This Sunday, as always on the Sunday after Christmas, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family. In the first two readings, we hear about Abraham, our father in faith. He is our father in faith, as he hoped and trusted in God even when it seemed beyond possible that he would be given descendants to carry on the family after him and he would have to hand on his heritage to one of his servants. God challenges Abraham, and he stays the course. He trusts even when it is hard and God fulfills His promise. St. Peter encourages us in this regard as well. We heard from St. Peter a few weeks back in Advent, as he reminded us that one thousand years are as a day, and a day as a thousand years for the Lord. He also reminds us that what we think of a delay, is only God doing what He does for our good, in His own time. Only after looking back do we understand the delay. God is patient and in all our lives, He is helping us to become patient, as we trust in Him. Patience is an essential virtue for family life. Think of all the hurried and short exchanges we have. Think about all the frustrations we experience when things don’t happen according to our timetable. Patience. In Haiti, this might be the most common word that is written on the Tap Taps, the trucks that drive around transporting people through the city. Perhaps it’s because they are never on time or timely in arriving at a destination. Yet, the people of Port au Prince know this and make accommodations or just arrive when they can. As in other Caribbean or Latin

American countries, time is seen differently. Time with people is always most important and there are sacrifices that can be made so that we can attend to that which is most important at any given moment. Perhaps the most important moment of the day is the blessing you give to your children as they head out the door, or the hug you give them as you get home, or pick them up at the end of the day. It could be the short ex-change you have with your spouse at the end of a long day to hear how their day was. All of these encounters flow form the encounter we have with God daily, as we take the time to spend a while in conversation with the one who wants to inform the most important moments of our day, so that we can be attentive to how He is working, how He is encouraging us to grow in love and patience in our fami-lies. I believe that if we spend the time sorting things out with the Lord, we can figure out any problem or struggle in our lives, and not only that, but Jesus wants to help us to flourish. As we are attentive to Him, who put us first as He went to the cross, we will learn how to put others first in our lives, especially our families. The holy man Simeon waited his whole life for the fulfilment of his hope. He was assured by the Holy Spirit that he would not die before he saw the Lord. He waited on the Lord and the Lord fulfilled his dream. Taking the baby Jesus in his hands he declared, "Now, Master, you may let your servant go in peace, according to your word, for my eyes have seen your salvation, which you prepared in sight of all the peoples, a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and glory for your people Israel." At the end of each day, our holy mother, the Church has us, her children, repeat this canticle in the breviary at night prayer. May we spend all our days waiting for that encounter so that at the end of each day, we, too, might proclaim with Simeon, “Now, Master, you may let your servant go in peace!” Sincerely yours in Jesus Christ,

Fr. Jack D. Shrum Pastor

January 2, Weekday Masses starts again at 7:50 am except

January 3, Wednesday Masses at 6:30am and 8:00 am

Regular Wednesday Masses of 6:30 am & 8:45 am Starts January 10

Parish Ministry Office Closures Monday, January 1, 2018, New Year’s Day

Thursday, January 4 – office will close at 3:30 pm for Staff Holiday Celebration

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The Four Pillars of Stewardship: Prayer, Formation, Service, Hospitality

~PRAYER~

RJ Truong

Holy Father’s Intention: JANUARY

Evangelization: Religious Minorities in Asia That Christians, and other religious minorities in

Asian countries, may be able to practice their faith in full freedom.

First Friday Mass and Adoration

Friday, January 5, 2017 at 7:30 pm. In or-der to make sure that Jesus is never left alone while exposed with Blessed Sacra-ment, we have asked that 2 or 3 people for each hour of the night commit to being in the church.

“Would you not spend one hour with me?”

Mass Schedule

Monday, January 1 9:00 am Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,

the Mother of God Numbers 6:22-27, Psalms 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8

Galatians 4:4-7, Luke 2:16-21

Tuesday, January 2 7:50 am Ermelina Sipin-Magaway+

Wednesday, January 3

6:30 am Juan Bernabe+ 8:00 am Donna Gudaitis+

Thursday, January 4

7:50 am Kay Bradley+

Friday, January 5 7:50 am Peter Nguyen + By Cecilia Nguyen

7:30 pm First Fr iday Mass

Saturday, January 6 8:00 am Available for Mass Intention

5:30 pm Intentions of our Sister Par ish Ste. Anne de Hyacinthe

Sunday, January 7

The Epiphany of the Lord READING 1 ISAIAH 60:1-6

RESPONSORIAL PSALM PSALMS 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-11, 12-13

READING 2 EPHESIANS 3:2-3A, 5-6

GOSPEL MATTHEW 2:1-12

7:30 am Residents of Merrill Gardens at First Hill

9:00 am People of St. Anthony 10:45 am Lucita Tiangco 12:30 pm Thanksgiving

5:30 pm Milagros De Jesus By The De Jesus Family

GIA ĐÌNH THÁNH GIA Thánh Phaolô đã đưa ra khuôn vàng thước ngọc về lẽ sống và cách đối nhân xử thế của các thành viên trong gia đình: "Anh em thân mến, như những người được chọn của Thiên Chúa, những người thánh thiện và được yêu thương, anh em hãy mặc lấy những tâm tình từ bi, nhân hậu, khiêm cung, ôn hoà, nhẫn nại, chịu đựng lẫn nhau, và hãy tha thứ cho nhau nếu người này có chuyện phải oán trách người kia. Như Chúa đã tha thứ cho anh em, anh em cũng hãy tha thứ cho nhau. Và trên hết mọi sự, anh em hãy có đức yêu thương, đó là dây ràng buộc điều toàn thiện" (Cl 3, 12-13). Noi gương Mẹ Maria và Cha thánh Giuse, mỗi gia đình Kitô giáo hãy đón rước Chúa Giêsu, lắng nghe Người, nói chuyện với Người, gìn giữ Người, che chở Người, lớn lên với Người, và như thế chúng ta mới phúc âm hóa gia đình, canh tân giáo xứ và cải tiến thế giới được. Hãy dành cho Chúa một chỗ trong trái tim và ngày sống của chúng ta. (Lm. Antôn Nguyễn Văn Độ)

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~FORMATION~

Creating Beauty Out of a Big Mess January 6, Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm What a mess life can be! And yet, there is such beauty in life and in creation. We will spend the day carefully reflecting on life. We will study and select yarns and threads that hold meaning, from a messy mound, to create a lovely and strong braided strand. Register by Prior Friday: $50 Bring a sack lunch. Sister Monika, a member of St. Placid Pr iory since 1971, is a spir -itual director, musician and artist. She is an enthusiastic teacher who loves to pass on what she knows about craft. The Divine Hidden Feminine January 13, Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm There is a hunger to connect to the Feminine in a new way. We will explore the roots of the Feminine experience from the inside, what it means to our soul to recover and reconnect to our vital life . Using poet-ry and writing, we will seek to join Soul to Soul. Register by Prior Friday: $60 Bring a sack lunch, paper, and writ-ing instruments Minimum: 5, Maximum: 20 Silvia Behrend, D.Min, M. Div., is a Cer tified Archetypal Pattern Analyst in private practice in Olympia, WA. Her interest has focused on using the transformational power of art in secular and religious insti-tutions, based on subject-centered pedagogy, depth psychology, and a theology of relationship and creativity. Contemplative Discernment: Listening with the Ear of the Heart January 20, Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm What can we learn from monks, poets, and saints about spiritual way-finding and discernment? More than decision-making, the heart of dis-cernment is the practice of listening, as a way of life. This practical workshop focuses on growth in prayerful and trusting receptivity to God’s dream for us, while easing anxiety and fear. Register by Prior Friday: $50 Bring a sack lunch. Minimum: 5, Maximum: 25 Jodi Kilcup, Ph.D., Director of Development for Mount Angel Abbey, has been a Benedictine oblate since 2004. A trained facilitator and me-diator, she offers retreats for monasteries, nonprofits, church groups, universities, and boards. Benedictine Vocation Discernment January 27-28, 2018, Saturday 8:30am-Sunday 12:30pm Come join the Sisters to listen to your call from Scripture and from the Prologue of the Rule of Benedict. Experience being with the Sisters in a community setting for reflection time, prayer, dialogue, work, and lei-sure. If you are a Catholic single woman discerning whether you have a vocation to the Benedictine way of life, this is a wonderful opportunity to share in community life with the Sisters of St. Placid Priory. Register by prior Friday- No fee. Benedictine Sisters- Contact Sister Lucy Wynkoop at lucywynkoop@gmail.com or call 360-438-2595

To register for a program or retreat, call Janice at 360-438-2595, email prioryprograms@stplacid.org or go to www.stplacid.org.

Welcome

As we celebrate Holy Family Sunday, let us remember that God’s love for us is reflected in the love for each other in our family. Why not celebrate and encourage that love by giving your spouse the gift of a Worldwide Mar-riage Encounter (WWME) weekend? The next weekend at the Sheraton Bellevue Hotel is on February 16-18, 2018. Apply at www.wwme.org. More infor-mation at 206-772-2344

March for Life 2018 We invite you to sign-Up for the 2018 March for Life. Come join on Monday, January 22nd for a day filled with Mass, marching for life, and advocating for the voice-less. Signups are in the vestibule after Mass. For more information, contact Jim Ramseth at 425-226-1996.

Pick Up November Remembrance Photos Did you leave a picture of your loved one for our No-vember Remembrance display? They are in the Parish Ministry Office ready for pick up! Stop on by Monday-Friday during our office hours to pick up your picture(s).

Rachel’s Corner Hope and Healing After Abortion

When we have experienced God’s forgiveness, we are new creatures! We can live a life beyond the regrets of yesterday. We can live with a forward-looking hope of glory.

- Reflections from Footprints Become a new creation in Christ! Join us on our next Rachel’s Vineyard™ retreat and experience His re-deeming grace.

March 9-11, 2018 Seabeck WA Call Valerie: 1-800-822-HOPE (4673) You are loved with an everlasting Love!

Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services.

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~SERVICE~

All families interested in sending their children to St. Antho-ny School for a quality Catholic education should call the school office at 425-255-0059 or e-mail Jill Eaton at eaton@sasr.org and be added to the pre-registration mailing list. Pre-registration applications will be mailed on February 2, 2018. The deadline to return the pre-registration forms is February 13, 2018. Individual tours of the school are availa-ble; call to schedule a time. Join us for our Open House on Sunday, January 28, 2018. There will be opportunities to tour the school, hear from the Principal, and visit with teach-ers and current parents.

Coffee and Donuts – Epiphany Party Next Week Join us for a special Epiphany Party on January 7th after all Masses, hosted by St. Anthony’s Staff. Happy Holidays!

Stewardship of Treasure • We are still seeking all the Stewardship Commitment Cards

from our wonderful parishioners! We ask all to fill out a Stewardship Commitment Card and return it in the weekend collection or to the Parish Ministry Office.

• A sincere ‘Thank you’ to those who have returned a Parish Stewardship Commitment! Your generosity suppor ts your church and its many ministries, your fellow parishioners and their ministries, and your community. We are very grateful. .

• Questions? Wondering what’s so important about our Stewardship of Treasure Commitments? Please reach out to Alyssa at 425-277-6208 or by email at alyssa@st-anthony.cc

St. Anthony TAX REMINDER Our reminder about your taxes

St. Anthony Parish will process all donations (Sacrificial Giving, St. Vincent de Paul, Mortgage Reduction, etc.) on December 23rd. Do-nations received by that date will be recorded on your 2017 parish giving report. Please consider your parish or a Catholic charity if you plan to make a gift in 2017.

Online Giving transactions after December 23rd may NOT be recorded in 2017 due to varying processing

procedures of banks.

Parking Alert! Please be vigilant when parking your car for Mass on week-ends. Don’t leave anything visible in the car as that invites interest. Also, report to an usher or Josh Schaan any unusual behavior seen that might be car prowlers. Also, pray for those who do harm to others that they may see a new path of life. Thank You!

A grateful thanks to you, our faithful parishioners, for blessing the parish this past year, as together,

we continue to do the work of Christ. Please keep your parish in your prayers.

Thank you to all who helped with Stations of the Crib

on Christmas Eve. Our actors, narrators, musicians, parents, back stage help, and many in the pews provided a wonderful welcome for the numerous visitors to St. Anthony Parish on Christmas Eve. May you continue to spread the light of the Christ Child throughout the New Year!

Spiritual Adoption – Thank you! Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers and supporters for this year’s Spiritual Adoption Mass and Baby Shower!

The Stewardship Reports will be posted on the January 6/7 Bulletin

Thank You!

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~HOSPITALITY~

Formed.org is designed to help adults, children and families grow in their faith at all levels – how we think, how we pray, and how we live. Better yet, access is FREE to all St. Anthony parishioners and their families anywhere, anytime on computers, tablets, or phones. Check out the new items! New feature, scroll to bottom of screen click on “Content List” to see list by format or use the “Search” feature on top of screen. ¤ Go to Formed.org (Google Chrome or Firefox work best) ¤ Sign up free using our St. Anthony Parish code QQFVQR on the homepage If you have any questions please contact Ann Wallace, annwallace@st-anthony.cc December 31 FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY Study: Beloved: Mystery and Meaning of Marriage and Beloved: Living Marriage Estudiar: Amado: El Misterio y El Significado del Matrimonio and Viviendo el Matrimonio Study: Symbolon: Living the Faith, Session 7 & 8: A Love that Lasts Study: YDisciple Training: Important Message for Dads and Just for Parents Study: YDisciple Hot Topics: Session 6, Christian Dating Study: Wild Goose: Session 8, The Spirit and the Sacraments Watch: Watch: Joseph of Nazareth, Mary of Nazareth, Love is a Choice: St. Gianna Molla and Marriage: God’s Design for Life and Love Leer: ¡Sé Hombre! Read: Be a Man!, Boys to Men, The Catholic Family Handbook, How to Raise Good Catholic Children, A Mother’s Rule of Life, Discovering God Together, A Landscape with Dragons, Behold the Man, My Brother the Pope and Making Gay Okay Listen: Marriage and Family, Three to Get Married, For Love and Marriage, Green Sex, Catholic Teaching on Marriage and Annul-ments, From Love, By Love, For Love, No Imitations, Counting Your Blessings, Discipline that Lasts a Lifetime, How to Apply Faith to Our Families, Feminism Misunderstood and Pure Fatherhood, The New Sexual Revolution, Love or Lust?, Defeating Satan’s Deadly Weapon Against Men, Women Made New, Be a Man!, Extreme Makeover Escuchar: Al Rescate de la Familia y Pruebas de Fuego January 1 SOLEMNITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, MOTHER OF GOD Study: The Bible and the Virgin Mary, Lesson 7: The Promised Mother Estudiar: La Biblia y la Virgen María, Lección 7: La Madre Prometida Study: The Bible and the Virgin Mary, Lesson 12: Always a Mother Estudiar: La Biblia y la Virgen María, Lección 12: Siempre una Madre Study: Footprints of God: Mary, the Mother of God, 33 Days to Morning Glory Study: Symbolon: Knowing the Faith, Session 9: Mary and the Saints Estudiar: Symbolon: Conociendo la Fe, Sesión 9: María y los Sanots Study: Symbolon: Living the Faith, Session 8: A Love that Lasts Estudiar: Symbolon: Viviendo la Fe, Sesioón 8: Un Amor que Perdura Study: YDisciple Training: Just for Parents, The Creed, Session 8: A Love that Last and Session 9: Mary and the Saints and Activities, Total Consecration Watch: Mary of Nazareth, The Story of the Nativity Read: The World’s First Love, Mary: God’s Yes to Man and Mary: The Church at the Source Listen: Mary: Handmaid of the Lord, Mary: Indispensable Mother of God and Answering Common Objections: Mary January 2 STS. BASIL THE GREAT AND GREGORY NAZIANZEN Study: Symbolon: Living the Faith, Session 10: Catholic Social Teaching Estudiar: Symbolon: Viviendo la Fe, Sesión 10: La Enseñanza Social Católica Study: YDisciple: Living the Creed, Session 10: Catholic Social Teaching Read: History of the Catholic Church January 3 ST. GENEVIEVE Read: Golden Legend of Young Saints and The Young People’s Book of Saints January 6 ST. ANDRÉ BESSETTE Watch: God’s Doorkeeper

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PARISH PHONE DIRECTORY

Parish Office 425-255-3132 info@st-anthony.cc

Fr. Jack Shrum 425-255-3132 frjack@st-anthony.cc Pastor

Fr. Louis Emil 425-277-6206 fremil@st-anthony.cc Parochial Vicar

Ted Rodriguez 425-277-6217 trodriguezm09@hotmail.com Deacon

LaMar Reed 425-277-6199 lreed@st-anthony.cc Deacon

Josh Schaan 425-277-6205 josh@st-anthony.cc Pastoral Associate/Liturgy & Faith Formation

Donna Schlager 425-277-6195 dschlager@st-anthony.cc Parish Administrator

Michael Cantu 425-255-0059 cantu@sasr.org School Principal

Dulce Casanova 425-277-6217 dulce-casanova@st-anthony.cc Hispanic Ministry

Sr. Maria Dinh 425-277-6242 srmaria@st-anthony.cc Vietnamese Ministry

Alyssa Beasley 425-277-6208 alyssa@st-anthony.cc Stewardship & Outreach

Diana Jorda 425-277-6209 djorda@st-anthony.cc Youth & Young Adult Ministry

Micie DelosReyes 425-277-6201 micie@st-anthony.cc Children’s Faith Formation

Lynne Shioyama 425-277-6200 lshioyama@st-anthony.cc Catechism of the Good Shepherd Coordinator

Linda Halvorson 425-277-6207 linda@st-anthony.cc Music Coordinator

Diana Jorda 425-277-6209 djorda@st-anthony.cc Social Media Coordinator

Liza Pare-Seidel 425-277-6194 lizapare@st-anthony.cc Administrative Assistant /Bulletin

Shane Cunningham 425-269-4961 shcunningham@st-anthony.cc Facilities

Eric Cheng eric@st-anthony.cc IT Manager School 425-255-0059

Finance Council William Mc Laughlin (Chair), Steve Wraith (Vice Chair),

Harry Trapp, Sean Bradfield If you want to connect with the Finance Council, have any questions or

feedback, your contact is: William McLaughlin @ mauibud@mac.com

Children’s Faith Formation Catechesis of the Good Shepherd: for children ages 3-12, in-cludes preparation for First Eucharist and Reconciliation. Classes are held weekly throughout the school year. Please Call Lynne Shioyama for information.

We Believe: This is a traditional classroom religious education/faith formation program for children in Kinder – 5th grade. Classes on Tuesdays throughout the school year. Call Micie DelosReyes for information and registration.

Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Starting on September 4th, and continuing on the 2nd and 4th mass of the month through June, the 10:45 Mass will include a greater focus on children. We invite you to bring your children to this mass and partake in this new program.

Baptismal Preparation: For those parents expecting a baby or have a child (infant up to 6 years old) to be baptized, please visit our website: http://www.st-anthony.cc/FF-Infant.html and contact Micie DelosReyes three (3) months in advance to register for the preparation sessions and to schedule the ceremony.

Sacramental Preparation for 1st Reconciliation and 1st Com-munion Year 2: For those parents who have a 2nd grader or older, baptized Catholic and have completed one full year of religious education/faith formation classes, contact Micie DelosReyes to register into the Sacramental Prep program.

Sacramental Preparation for 1st Reconciliation and 1st Com-munion Year 1: For those parents who have a 1st grader or older, baptized Catholic and have NOT completed one full year of reli-gious education/faith formation classes, contact Micie DelosReyes to register into the Year 1 Sacramental Prep program.

Adult Faith Formation Adult Ed Night: An opportunity for parishioners to gather to learn about the basics of our Catholic faith. Usually the first Thursday of the month in our Church.

Scripture Study: Groups meet on Monday Evenings or Tuesday Mornings. Call Josh Schaan for more information.

Confirmation: • Youth who will be 16 by the Spring of their Confirmation

year. Confirmation is a 2 year process, so students can sign up as early as 15. Youth Group is a required part of prepara-tion. Contact Diana for more information.

• For Adults, contact Josh Schaan for more information.

Rites of Christian Initiation: • For Children: For parents who have children 7 years or older

and have not been baptized or baptized in another faith, please contact Micie DelosReyes.

• For Adults: contact Josh Schaan.

Marriage: Please contact Josh Schaan 7 months prior to your prospective date.

Youth Ministry Middle School Youth Ministry: For youth in grades 6-8. Meets on Wednesdays throughout the school year. Contact Diana Jorda for more information.

High School Youth Ministry: For youth in grades 9-12. Meets on Sunday afternoons throughout the school year. Contact Diana Jorda for more information.

Pastoral Council Kevin Johnston (Chair), Bessie Douglas (Vice Chair),

John Rochex (Aux), Sharon Fox (Secretary), Connie Grace, Dieudonne Mayi, Gerardo Mena

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