Our mission is to become the real presence of Christ through prayer, education, worship and service
"Lead Me Lord, Send Me" Fr. Stephen Okumu Pastor
DAILY MASS: TUESDAY-FRIDAY- 9:00 AM
WEEKEND MASS: Saturday- 5:00 PM
Sunday- 8:30 am and 10:30 am
PENANCE SERVICE: By appointment or call the parish office at 425-743-2929 or email cathyb@stmp.org
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Walk-ins are welcome after the sign up is closed until we reach capacity
18th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
August 2, 2020
Mass in Dalton Hall
Archbishop has given all of us dispensaton from attending the Mass. Those of you oveer 65 of age and those with health issues should be especially mindful of this and are advised not to attend any gatherings. Let your discretion be your guide.
For your safety and for the well being of others, you will be required to wear a mask when attending services.
You should observe the recommended 6 foot separation of social distancing at all times.
There is a limit of 100 people in Dalton Hall per Mass, please call the parish office to reserve your seats or go to click the "SIGN UP" button above.
Staff members, ushers and greeters will be on hand to assist with seat assignments.
Communion will be distributed after the final blessing. Hygiene is important.
Lord Jesus Christ,the Eucharist is your gift to us. As we celebrate your mysteries, the very work of our redemption is accomplished, and we are filled with every grace and blessing. May the liturgy become the pattern of our lives. May our celebrations of this great mystery draw us ever closer to you and to one another. Strengthen the bonds of unity in our local Church, that our love for one another may be evidentand we may proclaim your Gospel more effectively. May our celebration bear fruit in our lives, and deepen our commitmentto serve the poor and vulnerable in your name. You live and reign for ever and ever.
Amen.
How holy this feast in which Christ is our food; his passion is recalled; grace fills our hearts; and we receive a pledge of the glory to come, alleluia. (Antiphon for Corpus Christi, attr. St. Thomas Aquinas)
Our Scripture passage for this Sunday comes from the Gospel of Matthew 13:44–52. In this section, Jesus teaches three more parables to communicate the mystery of the Kingdom: the Buried Treasure, the Pearl of Great Price, and the Dragnet. Each of these parables offers us a challenging teaching on discipleship and is meant to encourage our total irrevocable commitment to the Lord, as well as govern and focus our missionary outreach to others.
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