Reverence toward God is an integral part of the scouting experience.
Cub Scout Pack 299 will honor twelve scouts who have worked with their parents through a spiritual journey to earn their Light of Christ medallions.
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The Health Ministry is tranistioning Saint Patrick Catholic Church in to a “Blue Zone Parish” this year, where faith and wellness go hand in hand to assist each parishioner in becoming the whole person Christ intended them to be.
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Pope Francis has announced the Jubilee Year of Mercy which directs us to simplify strict and rigid rules and practices regarding annulments in order to bring us more meaningfully into the Church.
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“After 18 years of devoted service to our community, Mary Randall will retire this summer. We can’t begin to thank Mary enough for the many ways she has served our community over the years. Most recently Mary has served Saint Patrick Catholic Church as Pastoral Assistant for Liturgy, Pastoral Care, Funerals, Safe Environment, StrengthsFinders, and in countless other ways,” said Kevin Lovejoy, Pastoral Coordinator.
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On January 24, 2016, children in Sacramental Preparation for First Holy Communion celebrated something very special— The Ceremony of Light.
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Congratulations to Patricia Ottow, parishioner at Saint Patrick Catholic Church.The Seattle Archdiocese Office of Catholic Faith Formation awarded Patricia Ottow catechetical certification in the Archdiocese of Seattle.
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The Pierce Deanery Pastoral Planning Process continues with the Pierce Deanery Leader Convocation on January 28, 2016 at St. Charles Borromeo Parish, Tacoma, Wa.
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The NORTHWEST CATHOLIC Collection will be taken up the weekend of January 23 – 24, 2016. Saint Patrick Catholic Church helps support the NORTHWEST CATHOLIC monthly magazine through this special collection to share the costs of the publication.
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The Archdiocese of Seattle today published a list of clergy and religious accused of sexual abuse of a minor who have served or resided in Western Washington.
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“The highlight had to be singing AND dancing with local parishioners to the rhythmic songs in the Swahili language on Christmas morning. While Tanzanians are incredibly poor by western standards, they are amazingly happy and generous with the little they have, and blessed us with gifts of bananas, pineapple, coconuts, and two live chickens!”
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