Love to read? Parishioners from across our parish family are invited to join the Book Club, which meets at Assumption Parish. Our next gathering is Tuesday, November 3, at 7:00 pm in the Cabrini Room, where we’ll discuss The Zorg by Siddharth Kara. Please read the book beforehand and come ready to talk. New members are always welcome! Click to learn more...

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our parish family Phoebe Weekend. We lifted up the voices of women across our parish family with six Masses, each featuring reflections from three amazing teams of women. Continue reading...

Free community event to celebrate fall at STC! Come join us to mix, mingle, and maybe even dunk a teacher! Food trucks will be on site, and we'll sell tickets for games and drinks at the door. Love to bake? We’d love to have you join our Fall Bake Off & Cake Walk! Enter one, two, or even all three categories (cookies, pies, and cakes). Please see our latest newsletter for more information and to sign up.

On October 31, join Archbishop Paul D. Etienne at St. James Cathedral at 11 am for a Mass in Honor of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, patron saint of Native Americans and of the environment. A reception follows the Mass, and all are welcome.

This weekend we will gather as an entire parish family to discern "Who Do We Want to Become?" It’s not too late to sign up. This is the heart of the journey. Having named who we are and defined our current reality, we now ask together who God is calling us to become as one new parish — and what opportunities and challenges will shape that future. Continue reading...

Please join us for a PREPARES Ministry Update for our 4-parish family on Oct. 22nd at 7 p.m. in the Fireside Room at St. Bridget's, with Katie Joyce, PREPARES Operations Manager, Catholic Community Services. Continue reading...

Our Catholic Church teaches that the dignity of the human person is the foundation of a moral vision for society. Continue reading...

Dear Friends in Christ, One of the saints who has been rediscovered in the history of the church is St.Phoebe, whom St. Paul references in his letter to the Romans 16:1-2: I commend to you Phoebe, our sister, who is also a deacon of the church at Cenchrae, that you may receive her in the Lord in a manner worthy of the holy ones, and help her in whatever she may need from you. For she has been a benefactor to many and to me as well. Continue reading...

Dear Friends in Christ, Autumn begins this Tuesday, September 22, and we will continue to see the falling leaves change colors, the temperatures drop, and the days become shorter. The changing of seasons is an opportunity to take stock of our lives in this year of our Lord 2026, and that includes our life as a faith community.

Thank you to our seven parish volunteers who joined Food Lifeline on September 2, helping sort and pack 1,920 pounds of kidney beans! Join us for our next monthly volunteer night: Wednesday, October 7 | 6–8 pm Food Lifeline South Park Warehouse 815 S 96th St, Seattle Continue reading...

We are at the tail end of Ordinary Time. In the Catholic Church, Ordinary Time is the longest liturgical season of the year, lasting 33 to 34 weeks. The focus is on the daily teachings, life, and public ministry of Jesus Christ. It is a time for spiritual growth, conversion, and learning how to live out the Christian faith in everyday life.

Our One Parish Planning process is designed so that the community helps guide the vision and direction of our new parish. The Reality Report, including the financial update, provides an important foundation for that work. This October, you are invited to the table to share your voice and help discern who we want to become as one parish. With a clear understanding of where we are today, we can thoughtfully consider where God is calling us next. Your participation matters. We hope you will join us for one of our upcoming Community Discernment Sessions and help shape our future together. Click to sign up for a session.

A look at where our parish family stands financially following fiscal year 2026, along with the steps we are taking in the year ahead to strengthen our financial future through responsible planning and stewardship.

A look back at the past year across our parish family, highlighting our ministries, sacraments, community life, stewardship, finances, and the many ways we continue to grow together in faith.

Prepared by the PFAC, the Current Reality Report provides a look at our parish family through key statistics and trends from 2024–2026, offering important context as we enter our upcoming discernment process. Please familiarize yourself with this document before attending a discernment session in October.

Altar Servers needed at OLL. Please sign up when you are available to serve. Your helpfulness is greatly appreciated!

The sign-ups for St. Bridget are open! Please sign up to serve for as many Sundays as you would like. When you arrive, please sign in at the Side Chapel and get a necklace for your ministry. If you don't have a chance to sign up in advance, feel free to check in, and if there are open slots, you can serve where needed. If you have questions, please reach out to Chris Covey at [email protected] or Luanne Johnson at [email protected]. If you would like to be removed from this ministry, please let one of us know. Thank you for your ministry to our parish!

Advocacy and Caring for Children (ACC) is selling tulip and daffodil bulbs, generously donated by the Washington Bulb Company of Mt. Vernon. All proceeds benefit Catholic Community Services agencies and other nonprofits that serve children and families. Help us help children in need! You can access the order form via the link button. Wide varieties sell out quickly, so order soon! Bulbs will be available for pickup after Mass the weekend of October 10th/11th. Questions? Contact Stephanie Read - [email protected]. Bulb orders are due by October 4th.

Planning is underway for this year's Holiday Bazaar. If you would like to be involved in any way, please contact Katie Fleming We need vendors (individual handcrafted items only and non-profits), pie makers, volunteers for planning, and day-of help. It is held at St Catherine’s, but let's make it the mother of our parish and community events, with participation from all our churches! If nothing else, mark your calendars for November 21-22 to attend!

Join in with parishioners from the Northeast Catholic Community for a day of prayer, study, and Christian community to reflect on the Beauty and Challenge of Catholicism. Our speaker is Fr. John Edmunds, ST (Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity), a gifted speaker and teacher with 50 years of experience as a priest, pastor, and leader of his congregation. Saturday, October 3rd, 9:30 am - 5:00 pm (concluding with the vigil Mass)