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Sacred Heart Church 9460 N.E. 14TH STREET • BELLEVUE, WA 98004
(425) 454-9536 • Fax- 450-3909
www.sacredheart.org
PARISH OFFICE 425-454-9536
Rev. Steve Sallis, Pastor Ext. 105
Carol Guenther, Pastoral Associate Ext. 110
Debs Pokos Dugan, Pastoral Assistant for
Children’s Faith Formation Ext. 112
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 &Young Adult Ministry Ext. 111
Administration Staff
John Meyer, Pastoral Assistant for Administration Ext. 102
Robert Eubanks, Facilities Supervisor Ext. 157
Patty Oscar, Admin. Asst. for Communication & Reception Ext. 100
Christine Kerr, Admin. Asst. for Giving & Data Ext. 109
Jeanine Kasprick, Bookkeeper Ext. 154 PARISH SCHOOL 425-451-1773
David Burroughs, Principal
Bridget Lawler, Vice-Principal
Amy Davis, Dean of Students
Susana Knapp, Admissions Director
Katy Gregg, Development Office
Kerry Wyman, Office Manager INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?
Carol Guenther 425-454-9536, Ext. 110
INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION
Carol Guenther 425-454-9536, Ext. 110 CONFIRMATION PREPARATION
Jeff Kress 425-454-9536, Ext. 111 MARRIAGE PREPARATION
Fr. Steve Sallis 425-454-9536, Ext. 105
(Six months as registered parishioner required prior to
setting wedding date.)
SUNDAY NURSERY (during 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Masses)
Lucy Paulsen, Coordinator 425-454-9536, Ext. 112
OFFICE HOURS
Parish 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday
School 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday
June 11, 2017
PARISH LEADERSHIP
•Pastoral Council: Chuck Barnes
•Finance Council: John Meyer
•School Commission: Patti Cook
•Social Concerns Commission: Mary Dickins
•Stewardship Commission: Tom Bartell
•Worship Commission: Fr. Steve Sallis
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.
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
Saturday, June 10th, 2017 Weekday
Tobin 12:1,5-15,20 Mark 12:38-44
3:00 PM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel
The Most Holy Trinity
Ex 34:4b-6,8-9 2 Corinthians 13:11-13
John 3:16-18
5:00 PM Mass w/Baptisms (RIP Kathy Visich & James Wald by
the SHS Faculty) ~ Church
Sunday, June 11th, 2017 The Most Holy Trinity
Ex 34:4b-6,8-9 2 Corinthians 13:11-13
John 3:16-18
8:30 AM Mass (RIP Sabriela & Ana Botero by Luz Hartzell)
9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex
11:00 AM Mass w/Recognition of Graduates (INT For the
People) ~ Church
12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex
Monday, June 12th, 2017 Weekday
2 Corinthians 1:1-7 Matthew 5:1-12
9:00 AM Mass (RIP Jerry Greenan by Helen Greenan) ~Church
10:00 AM Carpe Diem Bridge ~ Nursery
7:30 PM Rosary & Prayer Hour ~ Church
Tuesday, June 13th, 2017 Saint Anthony of Padua
2 Corinthians 1:18-22 Matthew 5:13-16
9:00 AM Word & Communion Service ~ Church
Wednesday, June 14th, 2017 Weekday
2 Corinthians 3:4-11 Matthew 5:17-19
8:00 AM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Room
9:00 AM Mass (RIP Joan DiJulio by Dominick &
Aurora Driano) ~ Church
9:45 AM Adult Ed (Who Am I to Judge) ~ Conference Room 1
3:30 PM Children’s Choir Practice ~ Church
6:30 PM Chorale Choir Practice ~ Church
6:30 PM Cathechist Gathering ~ Connole Courtyard/Parish Hall
7:00 PM Social Concerns Meeting ~ Conference Room 3
Thursday, June 15th, 2017 Last Day of School
Weekday
2 Corinthians 3:15—4:1,3-6 Matthew 5:20-26
9:00 AM School Mass (RIP Kenneth Robinson by Jane Arnold)
Church
11:45 AM SHS Dismissal
7:00 PM Knights of Columbus Meeting ~ Youth Room
7:00 PM Worship Commission Meeting ~ Conference Room 1
Friday, June 16th, 2017 Weekday
2 Corinthians 4:7-15 Matthew 5:27-32
8:45 AM Mass (RIP Milt Clampitt by Jo McCormick)
Church
Weekly Calendar & Liturgies
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
THE SICK
Minnie Webb, Jean Fall and Richard Fall.
FOR THE DECEASED
Stephen Schepman (nephew of Cherie Kaufmann),
Tom Miller (husband of Jackie Miller),
Tom Marsh (father of Sarah Webster), Mary Harley,
Peggy Brown, Claudia Pezet and Fr. Ward Oakshott.
Saturday, June 17th, 2017 Weekday
2 Corinthians 5:14-21 Matthew 5:33-37
11:00 AM Mass ~ Jubilee Celebration for the Sisters of
St. Joseph of Peace ~ Church
3:00 PM Confessions ~ Reconciliation Chapel
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Deuteronomy 8:2-3 14b-16a 1 Corinthians 10:16-17
John 6:51-58
5:00 PM Mass (RIP Tom Miller by Lydia Bumgardner) ~
Church
Sunday, June 18th, 2017 Father’s Day
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Deuteronomy 8:2-3 14b-16a 1 Corinthians 10:16-17
John 6:51-58
8:30 AM Mass (INT For the People) ~ Church
9:30 AM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex
11:00 AM Mass w/Procession after Mass (RIP Richard Loman
by the Loman Family) ~ Church
12:00 PM Coffee & Donuts ~ Narthex
BABY BINGO BASH!
"The Council of Catholic Women invites you
to BABY BINGO BASH! a time of food, fun and in-
spiration supporting Pregnancy Aid and Prepares. This
lunch ($10) is on Saturday, June 17th, 2017 at Sacred
Heart Parish, (1614 Farrelly St, Enumclaw, WA
98022).
Contact Hostess Ann Wil-lette: [email protected] or 360 825-5194
to reserve your spot and for further information."
From the Pastor & Liturgy
FROM THE PASTOR PENTEFEST THANKS—Pentefest was a great suc-cess last Sunday; lots of people came, including new parishioners and some people who were interested in joining our parish. Thanks to all the parishioners who shared food from their country of origin; it was great tasting food from around the world. Kids had a great time playing a variety of games, and there was a lot of fun in the Bingo tent. Thanks to everyone who helped with preparation and set up, cooking hamburgers and hot dogs, painting faces, conducting the cakewalk, clean up, and a variety of other tasks. Pentefest cele-brated our diversity and showcased the time and talent of many parishioners. I also want to thank everyone who served during our Pentecost Masses. I want to give a special shout out to the Sacred Heart Chorale and our Children’s Choir who sang and all the children who led the recessional at the 11 AM Mass . PRAYERS FOR THE NEWLY ORDAINED—Please pray for Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg who was ordained on May 31 as a bishop to serve as an auxiliary bishop in our archdiocese. Also please remember in your prayers the four priests who were ordained on June 3—Fathers Chad Green, Chris Hoiland, Jeffrey Moore, and Colin Parrish—and the parishes they will serve. Also please pray that young people in our parish will continue to discern how Jesus is inviting them to serve, perhaps even as priests, lay ecclesial ministers, or member of communities of consecrated life. Let us continue to work together to build up the King-dom of God here at Sacred Heart.
LAST SCHOOL MASS ON THURSAY The final Mass for this school year will be on Thurs-day, June 15, at 9 AM. After the Mass, the school will recognize staff who are leaving as well as the 7th Grad-ers who will become school leaders. Please come and pray with our parish school community as we give thanks for another blessed year.
FLOWER DONATIONS Flowers were donated recently in memory of Peggy Brown and Tom Miller by their families. If you would like to donate flowers, please contact the Parish Office.
ASSISTING WITH EMERGENCIES If someone is ill or needs assistance during Mass, those located near the person who is ill should assist as need-ed. Either an Usher or a Staff Person will come to assist as well. Please let the Usher or Staff Person know what has been done up to that point and assist the person as needed.
RECOGNITION AND BLESSING OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
It is the time of year for graduations, and our parish will recognize parishioners who are graduating from High School at the 11 AM Mass on Sunday, June 11; the gradu-ates will also receive a special blessing. Please pray for these parishioners as they graduate from High School. We will also recognize Danielle Peretti who will receive the Sacred Heart School Distinguished Alumni Award. Danielle is graduating from Kennedy High School and will attend Gonzaga in the fall. She will receive a scholarship to help with her books for college.
SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST NEXT SUNDAY
The solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ “began in a quiet Belgian convent in the thirteenth century, with the vision of a holy nun, St. Juliana. In her vision, she saw the moon, full made bright. It was glorious, except that one part of its disk was in shadow. The meaning of the vision was then revealed to her: the moon represented the liturgical year, the shadow a missing feast in honor of the Blessed Sacrament. Juliana spoke to her confessor about what she had seen. Amazingly, within thirty-five years, Pope Urban IV had established the Feast of Corpus Chris-ti, the Body of Christ, in the Church’s universal calendar. Hundreds of years later, in 1849, Pope Pius IX added the Feast of the Precious Blood celebrated on July 1. Follow-ing the Second Vatican Council, the two liturgies became one solemnity in honor of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. Of course, we already had a day honoring the Eucharist: the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Support on Ho-ly Thursday, which even includes a procession with the Blessed Sacrament. But the purpose and the mood of the two processions are strikingly different. On Holy Thurs-day, we walk with Jesus to the Mount of Olives, to keep watch with him on the night of his betrayal. The sacrament is carried in the ciborium, covered with the humeral veil: and Christ’s glory, too, is veiled as he undergoes his Pas-sion. On Corpus Christi, we walk in the afterglow of East-er Time, in company with the Risen Lord. This time, the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in a monstrance: the Lord’s glory is not hidden, but visible to all. Corpus Christi is one of the most Catholic of days, an ex-pression of our faith in the Real Presence of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. And yet, this celebration is also out-ward looking, carrying the liturgy out of the church and into the streets. We come together in all our diversity, and we celebrate our unity.” (2017 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays, 231) Our parish will celebrate this great solemnity with a Eu-charistic Procession around the parish grounds after the 11 AM Mass next Sunday, June 18. If you plan on attending a different Mass next weekend, come and join the Eucha-ristic Procession at noon.
Pastoral Care & Social Concerns MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
CORNERSTONE CATHOLIC
CONFERENCE
‘Together for Life and Justice’
October 20-21 at the Greater Tacoma
Convention Center
The Bishops of Washington State
invite YOU to join with them and
Catholics from across the state at the
2017 Cornerstone Catholic Conference.
There will be Keynote addresses from the Bishops
and:
1. Bishop Robert Barron—Auxiliary Bishop of Los
Angeles, Founder of the Word on Fire Catholic Minis-
tries and Host of the popular CATHOLICISM video
series.
2. Helen Alvare—Law Professor at George Mason
University, past Director of Planning and
Information, USCCB Secretariat for
Pro-Life Activities and founder of
WomenSpeakforThemselves.com.
3. Ralph McCloud—Director of Catholic Campaign
for Human Development (CCHD) and recipient of
Catholic Charities’ USA Martin Luther King “Keep
the Dream Alive” award.
Workshops include:
PREPARES (The Pregnancy and Parenting Sup-
port Program), the plight of refugees and migrants,
pro-life ministry to our adults, life & justice
challenges, and accompanying the dying.
QUESTIONS?
www.cornerstonecatholic.org
Email: [email protected]
Call: WSCC 206-301-0556
REGISTER FOR 2017
Www.CornerstoneCatholic.org
Cost: $65.00
5pm, Thursday, June 22nd
Who Brings What (by last names): A–C: salad/side for 8-10 D–I: main dish for 8-10 J–Z: dessert for for 8-10
Info -- Mary Dickins, 425-450-3908 or [email protected]
13th ANNUAL JUBILEE SERVICE DAY
AUGUST 26TH 2017
Join many Eastside Churches, business organizations &
community members in serving the community as one
body, responding to the command to love our neighbors.
ENHANCE eastside homes by working with the city of
Bellevue to help homeowners by painting their home or
cleaning their overgrown yard.
PREPARE twenty public schools for the new school
year, as we work with teachers and administrators to
make ready the classrooms & schools, clean & repair the
buildings, and beautify the grounds.
SEW chair pockets for elementary students to store their
books over the back of their chairs. Since 2005, more
than 4,800 units have been sewn & delivered.
Children Serving—Children 12 and under who are ready
to serve may do so with their parent.
Register: Starting June 1st at:
www.jubileereach.org/serviceday
BABY BASICS BELLEVUE
We thank Sacred Heart Community for your generous
donations to our 5th annual May Diaper Drive.
We are grateful to report that we received 1,299 diapers
from Sacred Heart, which goes a long way in keeping
many babies clean, dry, and healthy.
We appreciate your support again this year, which helps
us to assist low-income families on our community with
a basic need for their babies. Again, thank you so much
for your support.
Sincerely,
Kim Stone. Director.
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
Sacred Heart School
Help Wanted: Nursery Coordinator
Sacred Heart seeks a responsible and caring self-
starter with strong interpersonal and organizational
skills to provide childcare and/or supervise child-
care in the parish nursery facility regularly during
Sunday morning Masses and occasionally at parish
ministry events. Must be at least 18 years of age.
Excellent part-time job. Email John Meyer,
[email protected], for more details.
The Youth Migrant Project is a summer long experience
that provides current junior high youth (incoming grades 6, 7, 8)
a unique and challenging opportunity to live in community and
be of service to migrant families in the Skagit Valley. Partici-
pant jobs include: assisting in the day care centers, working at
the Tri-Parish Food Bank, visiting the migrant camps, and
providing donations (procured through participant fees.) A par-
ticipant’s day also includes prayer, community building, chores,
and education about the needs of the poor.
Cost for the week ~ $200.00
Middle Schoolers!
Sacred Heart
August 20-25
Thank you to our 2016-2017 School Sponsors!
It was a great year!
Delta Airlines, United Business Machines, Tri-
Films, Jobe Real Estate, Pot O’ Gold Coffee,
Quick Law Group, Juice & Glow, The Cook
Family, Adventure Kids Playcare, Design Guild
Homes, Pacific Nail and Staple/Power Equip-
ment Services, Evergreen Pediatric Dentistry
Sponsorships are available now for the 2017-
2018 school year! Don’t miss out on this oppor-
tunity to support both our school and parish
community!! To learn more about how you can
become a Sacred Heart School Sponsor next
year, please contact Katy Gregg at:
Administration & Stewardship
Please remember the Church in your will!
Time, Talent & Treasure — Prayer, Service and Money
Treasure Contributions 2016-2017
Projected Giving Goal July-April $1,276,000
Contributions Received July-April $1,217,037
Amount Under Budgeted Goal ($58,963)
Contributions Received July-April 2016 $1,168,606
PARISH STAFF CHANGES Fr. Steve is pleased to announce that Lucy Paulsen, our
part-time Administrative Assistant for Faith Formation and
Sunday Nursery Coordinator, will become our new
Administrative Assistant for Reception and Formation
effective Monday, June 26, 2017. Lucy brings her bilin-
gual and organizational skills from the ‘back office’ to the
‘front office’. She will have responsibility for many of the
duties currently handled by Patty Oscar who is retiring at
the end of June after 35 years of faithful service at Sacred
Heart. The Nursery Coordinator position is currently
open. See related notice on this page. Welcome, Lucy
and thank you, Patty!
Nursery Coordinator Sacred Heart seeks a responsible and caring self-starter
with strong interpersonal and organizational skills to pro-
vide childcare and/or supervise childcare in the parish
nursery facility regularly during Sunday morning Masses
and occasionally at parish ministry events. Must be at
least 18 years of age. Excellent part-time job. Email John
Meyer, PA for Administration, [email protected],
for job description, minimum qualifications and applica-
tion form. Position open until filled.
Social Media Coordinator Sacred Heart Parish and School seeks an artistic and crea-
tive self-starter with strong interpersonal and communica-
tion skills to develop and coordinate Sacred Heart’s online
presence using the best practices of evangelization and
marketing. Must be at least 18 years of age. Excellent
part-time job. Email John Meyer, Pastoral Assistant for
Administration, [email protected], for job descrip-
tion, minimum qualifications and application form. Posi-
tion open until filled.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2017— There’s still time if you have not
already done so—please make a
pledge today by following these
steps—extra pledge envelopes are at
the doors of the church:
Complete a pledge envelope and
mail it back in the return envelope
provided.
Or bring your completed pledge envelope to Mass
and place it in the offering basket.
Or make a pledge on-line—there’s a link from our
parish website, sacredheart.org.
Be sure to indicate that your gift is for Sacred Heart,
Bellevue.
Your pledge can be paid over ten months by check,
EFT, debit/credit card, or stock.
PARISH GIVING FUND To model stewardship giving on a parish level, Sacred
Heart has traditionally given away a portion of its ordinary
income (Sunday and holyday offerings) to worthy charities
beyond parish boundaries. Fr. Steve has assembled a small
committee to make recommendations to him on where this
money should be directed. If you know of a worthy
charity that could use parish giving funds, please con-
tact John Meyer at the parish office,
[email protected], and request that our basic
information form be sent to them. The next meeting of
the committee is in late June.
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE JOB OPENING St. Anne Parish in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood
seeks an experienced lay ecclesial minister to collaborate
with the Pastoral Coordinator and other parish staff in
providing day-to-day pastoral care and leadership as a Pas-
toral Associate. Major areas of focus include: coordinating
parish communications; fostering stewardship; and coordi-
nating children’s faith formation and sacramental prep.
Position also offers opportunities to explore and expand
ministerial skills and experience. 30 hours; salary and ben-
efits in accordance with Archdiocesan guidelines. For fur-
ther information and application packet, contact Ron Ryan
at 206-282-0223 or at [email protected].
Treasure Pledges 2015 2016 2017
Avg. Wkly. Commitment $33.72 $35.11 $37.03
No. of Commitments 687 642 619
Rate of Fulfillment 96% 97% —
—2017 Pledges as of May 31st
Faith Formation
Parish Life
FORMED.ORG is a new internet-based resource
that provides ways to grow in your knowledge and
understanding of the Catholic Faith in the conven-
ience of your own home and schedule. When you
first log on, you will be asked for our parish code,
which is 2RQTQZ. Then you will create your own
log-in name and password, giving you 24hr. access
to some wonderful programs and teachers.
Thinking about becoming Catholic?
Wondering what Catholics believe and how we
live? Join other Inquirers for a casual, informal
conversation about how God is working in your life
THIS Sunday, June 11th after the 11am Mass, in
the Saints Room (follow the signs past the bath-
rooms). Contact Carol Guenther with questions:
425-450-3910; [email protected] or just
drop by!
JOIN OUR PARISH PILGRIMAGE TO THE
NATIONAL SANCTUARY OF OUR
SORROWFUL MOTHER IN PORTLAND, OR
Wednesday, July 26th 7:30am– 7:30pm
Fr. Steve is excited to lead a one-day pilgrimage this sum-
mer to the internationally-renowned Catholic shrine and
botanical garden, The Grotto, which provides a spiritual
and peaceful retreat on 62-acres of green space just
minutes from downtown Portland. Families and parish-
ioners of all ages are invited. Sign-up by June 30th with
Carol Guenther: [email protected] or 450-3910
Sacred Heart Parish Vacation Bible Camp Coop will
take place August 7-11 this year (due to snow make-up
days). Camp is designed for children entering grades K-5
in the fall. Information and registration forms are available
on the bulletin board in the Narthex or call Debs Pokos
Dugan at 425-450-3912
“God so loved the world that he gave his only
Son, so that everyone who believes in him
might not perish but might have eternal life.” Let
God amplify and elucidate the love in your marriage
by exploring a WorldWide Marriage Encounter
Weekend at the Sheraton Bellevue Hotel on August
11-13, 2017. Apply at www.wwme.org. More infor-
mation at 206-772-2344.
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HELPED
HOST A FABULOUS PARISH
FESTIVAL LAST SUNDAY.
THE FOOD AND ENTERTAINMENT
WERE FANTASTIC AND A GOOD
TIME WAS HAD BY ALL!
Gracias! 谢谢! Go raibh maith
agat! Dziękuję Ci! Grazie!
धन्यवाद! Daalụ! THANK YOU!
SUMMER IS A GREAT
TIME FOR READING!
Sacred Heart Book
Discussion Group will be
meeting in the Parish Hall on
Tuesday, June 27th @ 7pm to
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