Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Iglesia Católica del Sagrado Corazón

“Do not be afraid! I know that you are seeking Jesus the crucified.

He is not here, for he has been raised just as he said.”

Then the angel said to the women in reply,

Mathew 28:5-6

1614 Farrelly Street, Enumclaw • 360-825-3759 • sacredheartenumclaw.orgMay 5, 2019

Alleluia!

Worship and Prayer Forming Our FaithMasses for the week of May 5, 2019

Please join us in praying the Rosary 30 minutes before daily mass.

Mon. 5/6 9:00 Mass ACTS 6:8-15, JN 6:22-29 W Harvey Berube W Fernando AlvarezTues. 5/7 No Mass

Wed. 5/8 6:30 pm Mass ACTS 8:1B-8, JN 6:35-40 W Lena Binetti W Dolly FugateThurs. 5/9 9:00 am Mass ACTS 8:26-40, JN 6:44-51 W Maureen Murphy

Eucharistic Adoration immediately following until 9:00 pm.

Fri. 5/10 10:00 am Mass at Enumclaw Health and Rehabilitation Center ACTS 9:1-20, JN 6:52-59 Sat. 5/11 3:30 pm Confessions 5:00 pm Vigil Mass

Next Sunday, May 12, 2019: Fourth Sunday of Easter & Mother’s Day ACTS 13:14, 43-52; REV 7:9, 14B-17; JN 10:27-30

At Home with the Word:This week’s Readings

Acts 5:27b-32, 40b-41 In the face of persecution and

threat, Peter and the apostles stand firm. Instead of silence, they shout out God’s Good News that Jesus is Risen! They themselves are witnesses to his resurrection and to the forgiveness he brings. How can they keep from singing? Revelation 5:11-14 John’s vision of heaven is filled with exalta-tion and triumph. “Worthy is the Lamb that was slain!” cry all the living creatures and the wise elders. For through his sacrifice, death is defeated! We have all been set free. The wounds of sin have been healed. All is forgiven. John 21:1-19 After the resurrection, the apostles are not sure what to do. They decide to go fishing, to return to what they did before Jesus called them. Then Jesus appears and shows them that they will catch much more if they listen to him. The fishers of fish become fishers of people! Then they have a BBQ on the beach.

“Follow me.” John 21:19

Infant Baptism Preparation

For information about infant baptism preparation, please contact Kelly Krupke at 253-222-5630.

Bautismos en español: Para registrarse y para mas información llamar a la notaria parroquial con Lilia Arroyo al 360-825-3759 ext. 304.

With compassion, let us remember the sick:Jude AbeytaBill AdamsWayne AdamsAdam CastanzaChristian ColeRonald DodsonKailyn DoughtyMarian EuscherJudy Falk

Touch them, O Lord, with your healing power and grant them wholeness and peace!

William Fe’aJim FerrellAnna Greff Vicki HabermanMicah HilarioJulie KieftBarbara KnopikTim LallyJ.C. Lutchkoff

Patricia Magee Pi MillerGreg MyklandStephanie (Blakley) NortonMarleen RossmanMargie SheeleyRuth VerdoneMathew Weisbeck

and for all of the residents of the Nursing Homes

Pope Francis’ May Intentions

The Church in Africa, a Seed of Unity That the Church in Africa, through the commitment of its members, may be the seed of unity among her peoples and a sign of hope for this continent.

Special Event! All are Invited!

Please join the Women of Grace on Saturday, May 18 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am in the Parish Hall as we welcome inspirational speaker Carol Decker. Carol will share her transformative experience over-coming a near fatal illness that left her blind and a triple amputee. ALL are welcome. Feel free to bring a friend!

Reaching Out to Others Our CommunityReflection of the Week Mathew Weisbeck Stewardship Notes

Keep Filling the Basket! During this Easter Season you can bring joy to those in our community who need a helping hand. Let’s Fill the Basket to make a difference!

• Dried beans, rice and pasta

Easter Flowers

Thank you to everyone who made a donation for our beautiful Easter flowers! Donation by: in Memory of: Bonnie Berube Harvery BerubeLena Binetti Mike Binetti & Frances FiceleFran Holdener Martin Holdener, E.Mae & Ken AndersonWill Nichols Our mothersAnn Willette Florence DahlnerBrenda Caraveo Jorge Ivan Martinez Ken AllingBeth Deady Tom DeadyJohn Wilson Christine Jameyson Susan Relethford John B. & Earline Shields Diane TaylorKatherine Zampieri Dario & Olga ZampieriDianna Moran in honor of Moran familyAnne Crandall John OrtakalesLaura Fortin Ralph RichterMonica Podolak Richard Podolak Fritz Podolak

The Eucharist is the Heart of the Church

Help the Senior Meal Program During the month of May the Stewardship Committee is inviting us to bring the following items to help support the work of Neighbors Feed-ing Neighbors Senior Meal Program: albacore tuna, ziplock bags in snack size, sandwich size and one gallon size; cooking spray; Mrs. Dash Seasoning; snack size fruit cups like peaches, fruit cocktail and applesauce. There will be a collection box in the narthex for the month of May. Please be as generous as you can to help this amazing program!

The Church draws her life from the Eucharist. This truth does not simply express a daily experience of faith, but recapitulates the heart of the mystery of the Church. In a variety of ways she joyfully experi-ences the constant fulfilment of the promise: “Lo, I am with you always, to the close of the age” (Mat-thew 28:20), But in the Holy Eucharist, through the changing of bread and wine into the body and blood of the Lord, she rejoices in this presence with unique intensity. Ever since Pentecost, when the Church, the People of the New Covenant, began her pilgrim journey towards her heavenly homeland, the Divine Sacrament has continue to mark the passing of her days, filling them with confident hope. The Second Vatican Council, in its Constitution on the Church, rightly proclaimed that the Eucharis-tic sacrifice is “the source and summit of the Chris-tian life.” And, as the document on priestly ministry states, “For the most holy Eucharist contains the Church’s entire spiritual wealth: Christ himself, our Passover and living bread.” The Church was born of the paschal mystery. For this very reason the Eucharist, which is in an outstanding way the sacrament of the paschal mys-tery, stands at the center of the Church’s life. This is already clear from the earliest images of the Church found in the Acts of the Apostles: “They devoted themselves to the Apostles’ teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers.” (Acts 2:42) Two thousand years later, we continue to relive that primordial image of the church. At every cele-bration of the Eucharist, we are spiritually brought back to the paschal Triduum: to the events of the evening of Holy Thursday, to the Last Supper and to what followed it. Taken from the encyclical Ecclesia de Eucharis-tia by St. Pope John Paul II