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Michaela Ahern, Nora Shelloe, Elliot and Caellum Place, Daniel Howard, Bee Sullivan, Mila Gonzales, Mariana Rivera, Santiago Gonzalez, Michael Bencich, Oscar Marre, Jaxson Curtis, Javi and Joaquin Silva, Ethan Davis, Fiona Turpin, Clay Manchester, Madeline Kingsman, Jacob Seidel, Molly McShane, Ben Shaw, Kensignton Wallis, Clare Thomason, Graham Goodspeed, Ermanno Raymond, Fred Lukevich, Hannah Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Eileen Johnson and Owen Gummow

Check out our two special events... Stories of the Catholic Church in Western Washington by Corrina Laughlin and What We Believe with Kim Burkhardt

You are invited to the next in-person meeting of OLL's Continue the Conversation for Racial Equity Committee next Monday, May 22, 2023, at 7:00 - 8:30 pm in Jubilee Hall.

Do you have a child to have baptized? Or will you be a godparent in the next few months? OLL has moved to offering baptism prep classes on a quarterly basis.

The General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops has invited the Church throughout the world to a “moment of prayer” for the Synod on Friday, May 31, 2023, the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

SEATTLE, May 16, 2023 – Archbishop Paul D. Etienne along with Archbishop John C. Wester of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Archbishop Peter Michiaki Nakamura of Nagasaki, Japan and Bishop Alexis Mitsuru Shirahama, of Hiroshima, Japan, issued a joint letter to the G7 leaders urging for immediate action to prevent further proliferation of nuclear arms.

Listen up! Dig deep! Jesus had a lot to say. And those who listened discovered a treasure in his words. Digging for Treasure is a fun-filled, Bible-based learning experience focused on uncovering the stories Jesus told, also known as parables. Children will sing songs, play games, make crafts, eat snacks, and do other activities, all designed to help children discover amazing treasures in the parables. This year our Vacation Bible School (PK-5th) takes place at and is in collaboration with St. Bridget's parish from July 31st-August 4th (9:30-Noon)

We are collecting donations through June 16th for the Agape Service Project (7/2-7/6) in Jubilee Hall. Please drop off:

Chuck has been hospitalized since April 14th with internal bleeding due to cancer, which has required about a blood transfusion per day. He’ll remain hospitalized, also receiving chemotherapy weekly, until the bleeding stops.

We need your help! Chuck hopes to replace the units of blood he has already used and help the Blood Bank re-stock for the next people in need.