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September 9
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process of becoming a full member of the Catholic Church. Whatever your religious background, you are welcome to explore the Catholic faith and to follow Jesus as a Catholic. Sessions will begin on Wednesday, September 19 at 6:30pm. Please register here, or contact Robert King (evangelization@holyrosaryseattle.org) for more information. -
September 9
Confirmation is the Sacrament that strengthens you to do God's work in the world. It is an essential foundation for living a Christian life, and is required for full participation in many of the Church's ministries, such as being a Godparent or Sponsor. We are offering Confirmation to everybody in High School, that is, Grades 9 and higher. If you are in High School or older, or if you are an adult who has not received Confirmation, please register here! -
July 19
Curious about the Catholic Faith? Thinking about joining or returning to the Church? Or just want to understand your Catholic family members better? "Inquiry" is an open forum to explore the Catholic Faith. A perfect starting point for anyone considering RCIA or Adult Confirmation. We meet every Tuesday evening at 6:30 in the Parish Office Basement Meeting Room. All are welcome! Invite a friend!
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Annual Catholic Appeal Campaign Status Report
Annual Catholic Appeal Status as of 8/30/2018:
Pledged: $163,936.86
Goal: $128,146.08 Per Diocese
Goal: $185,000 Per Holy Rosary
% of Goal: 128% Diocesan Goal
% of Goal: 88.6% Parish Goal
Current potential rebate = $35,790
Payments to Date = $126,180.47 ($1,965.61 more to Diocese then Rebates to Holy Rosary)
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 1 Cor 12:31-13:13Responsorial Psalm pS 33:2-3, 4-5, 12 and 22Gospel Lk 7:31-35
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Address of the Church
4210 SW Genesee St, Seattle, WA 98116
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Saint of the Week
St. Andrew Kim was the first Korean to be ordained a priest, and was martyred for his faith in 1849 by an imperial government that persecuted anything foreign, especially Christianity. He was known for his quick mind and his courageous will, so he is a good patron for students and problem-solvers. Like all martyrs, he is an example of faithfulness in the face of threats and opposition. His feast, along with 102 of his companions, is September 20. -
Grotto Blog
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“Style, you either have it or you don’t.” This is a lie many of us believe. Personal style is commonly misdefined as a quality or a trait that a person is simply born with. Believe it or not...
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Vince Luecke is the founder and owner of Saint Benedict’s Brew Works — a craft brewery on the grounds of a women’s monastery in Ferdinand, Indiana. He shares about the miracle of brewing and the...
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Born in 1603, St. Joseph of Cupertino became a Franciscan as a young adult. Following his ordination to the priesthood, Joseph devoted himself to God and the Church. Through increasing mindfulness...
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News from the Vatican
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ROME — Christians have the teachings and the responsibility to address growing fear of and discrimination against immigrants and refugees, said speakers opening a Vatican-sponsored conference...
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Bono, the lead singer of the Irish band U2, said he told Pope Francis that in Ireland "it looks as though the abusers are being more protected than the victims. And you could see the pain in his...
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