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Loop the ’Lupe event brings parish, community together with muddy fun

Hydroponics added to St. Luke School’s learning garden curriculum

Pilgrimage Mass outside detention center draws hundreds

Pope issues new norms on mandatory abuse reporting, bishop accountability

New pastoral appointments for 2019

Many Western Washington parishes will be getting new leadership as of July 1

Loop the ’Lupe event brings parish, community together with muddy fun

SEATTLE – On June 8, members of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish will join with their neighbors to run, walk, saunter, and even slog through mud on an obstacle course.

Hydroponics added to St. Luke School’s learning garden curriculum
SHORELINE – At St. Luke School, fifth-graders are stewards of a new hydroponic tower, where lettuce they’re growing was recently harvested for the lunchroom salad bar.
Pilgrimage Mass outside detention center draws hundreds
TACOMA – On a dead-end street outside the Northwest Detention Center, an estimated 300 people attended a Mass marking the culmination of the Archdiocese of Seattle’s Walking and Witnessing pilgrimage to show solidarity with immigrant families.

Seeing abortion

We stand at a pivotal point in the great moral debate over abortion in our country — not because new arguments have emerged, but rather because laws so breathtaking in their barbarism have been passed, and a film so visceral in its presentation of the reality of abortion has found a wide audience. As John...

Bishop Robert Barron

Giving joyful witness: How the Holy Spirit stirs the restless
When Pope Francis talks about evangelization, his poster child may well be an immigrant in North Dakota.
Stand beneath the cross with Mary
This Lent I’ve been focusing on the seven sorrows of Mary, which span Jesus’ infancy through his death and burial. The scene that comes back to me over and over in prayer is that of Mary cradling her deceased Son on her lap — the image known as the pietà.

Queen of the May

"O Mary! We crown thee with blossoms today.” Many are familiar with this 19th-century Marian hymn traditionally used during May crownings.

A Sunday meal to build Christian community
Dinner together as a family was a given growing up. It was a part of our daily routine, a time when our parents would check in with us and we would see one another. As an adult, I appreciate this routine as having been a foundation to my desire for, and expectations and practice of…
Jesus Tree Ornaments
Click the PDF below to print ornaments for your own Jesus tree: