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St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish
Sunday
Weekdays
Holy Days
Confession
PUBLIC MASS (all live streamed) Register Here 5:30 pm Inside 11 am Sunday Outside
Watch Daily Mass Online Facebook live
Mass: Wed., Thur. & Fri. 9 am *No daily Mass on 9/23 & 24
9 am & 7 pm or as otherwise noted
Saturday: 4pm - 5pm
St. Madeleine Sophie Catholic Parish 4400 130th Place S.E. Bellevue, WA 98006
Stmadeleine.org 425-747-6770
Parish website: stmadeleine.org School website: smsbellevue.org
Parish Office
425-747-6770 ext 100
School Office
425-747-6770 ext. 201
Eastside Pastoral Care (Emergencies related to anointing of the sick)
425-655-3200
September 19 & 20, 2020
Private Prayer Times Church Sanctuary
M-Th 8am - 4pm, Fri: 8am –Noon
25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
SACRAMENTS: Do you have a baby that you'd like to baptize? Are you interested in joining the Church, getting confirmed, or taking steps towards baptism? Are you looking to prepare for marriage? Contact us! See page 6 for a list of staff contacts.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
PRIVATE PRAYER IN THE CHURCH: Monday - Thursday from 8am - 4 pm. Friday : 8am - 12 Noon. Please sign the visitor log when you arrive. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
ROSARY: We will pray the Rosary on Tuesdays at 12 noon. No registration needed. Please sign in when you arrive. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
DAILY MASS: We will have daily Mass, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 9am. Please sign in Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
CONFESSION: The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available on Saturdays between 4pm and 5pm. No registration needed, Masks are required.
PLEASE REGISTER You MUST REGISTER PRIOR to attending one of the weekend Masses. Masks are REQUIRED for attendance at any event or liturgy at the parish.
PARISH OFFICE: Please make an appointment to visit with staff. If you want to drop something off please use the drop off box outside the parish office.
REGISTER: To register for the 5:30pm Saturday Vigil Mass or the 11 am Sunday Mass see the website stmadeleine.org or use this link calendly.com/smsmass OR call the parish office. 425 7476700
Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator
Welcome
Saint Madeleine Sophie Parish extends a warm welcome to new parishioners or visitors! Our growth in faith is strengthened by our living the life of Jesus in Word and Deed, especially in loving service to others. To register in the parish, please contact the parish office or print off a form online via our website. We look forward to meeting you! You are also encouraged to visit our website: stmadeleine.org, or our various social media options, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter! All links can be found on our website.
Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator [email protected]
CONFIRMATION This Saturday we celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation with some of youth. We will have additional celebrations on September 26 and October 3rd. Thank you to Ann LaBeck and her volunteer catechists who have helped prepare these confirmation candidates, their families and sponsors for this special event and a special thank you to Fr. Tony for conferring this special Sacrament.
This Sacrament is often misunderstood as a time when we reaffirm the desire to be Catholics since the decision was made for us at infant Baptism. However, as Bishop Mueggenborg wrote in an article for NW Catholic “The Sacrament of Confirmation celebrates and bestows the grace of the Holy Spirit who is poured into our lives so we can be faithful witnesses of Jesus Christ and confront the many challenges we face in living our faith as his disciples. Confirmation strengthens and seals the gift of the Holy Spirit we first received in Baptism. Being confirmed is thus the beginning of a new mission as an active and fully empowered disciple of Jesus Christ. Equipped with the grace of the Holy Spirit, we can be authentic and courageous witnesses to Christ's death and resurrection in our daily endeavors.”
Congratulations to the young people receiving this Sacrament today. Let us pray for them that they may use the gifts of the Holy Spirit especially the gifts of faith, hope, and love, to serve as a witness of God’s grace to their families, their friends, and the wider community.
ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE FAMILY FAITH FORMATION
Our Whole Community Catechesis family faith formation program will be offered this fall. Maggie and her team of catechists are preparing for online faith formation. Our hope is to present a variety of opportunities for faith formation and Sacramental Preparation for families and individuals. Registration forms are available and the calendar are available on our website.
DISASTER RELIEF The unhealthy air quality over the last week has made life even more challenging for many of us. However, it serves as a reminder that there are thousands who are suffering greatly from recent natural disasters. Hurricanes and the wildfires engulfing the West have taken a huge toll on the environment but the loss of life and home is devasting. Archbishop Etienne has asked parishes in the Archdiocese of Seattle to take up a special collection in support of relief to those affected. You can drop off a donation in the collection baskets, at the parish office or go online to make your donation. See our website, Facebook page or make your donation directly to Catholic Charities USA
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTION FOR SEPTEMBER
Respect for the Planet's Resources
We pray that the planet's resources will not be plundered, but
shared in a just and respectful manner.
READINGS & MASS INTENTIONS All Masses and Rosary are live streamed on website/Facebook
Sun. September 20 Twenty Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: IS 55:6-9, PHIL1:20C-24, 27A, MT 20:1-16A 11:00 am Mass Pro Popolo Must register to attend
Mon., September 21 Feast of St Matthew, Apostle Evangelist Readings: EPH 4:1-7, 11-13, MT 9:9-13
Tues., September 22 Readings: PRV 21:1-6, 10-13, LK 8:19-21 Rosary at 12 Noon
Wed., September 23 Memorial of St. Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest Readings: PRV 30:5-9, LK 9:1-6 No 9:00 am Mass
Thurs., September 24 Readings: ECCL 1:2-11, LK 9:7-9 No 9 am Mass
Fri., September 25 Readings: ECCL 3:1-11, LK 9:18-22 9 am Mass Robert Garvey (D)
Sat., September 26 Readings: ECCL 11:9—12:8, LK 9:43B-45 5:30 pm Vigil Mass Inside Pro Popolo Must register to attend Readings for the Vigil Mass are Sunday readings
Sun. September 27 Twenty Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: EZ 18:25-28 , PHIL 2:1-11, MT 21:28-32 11:00 am Mass Outside Pr Must register to attend
Readings can be found online:
http://www.usccb.org/bible/
Anointing of the Sick: First Friday of the Month at the 9am Mass.
Monthly Offertory
Monthly August offertory donations $ 75,338
Monthly August offertory budget $ 84,577
Fiscal Year to date received $ 139,654
Year to date budget $ 158,538
Deficit $ ( 18,884)
Debt Service
Month of August debt service donations $ 10,240
Month August debt service budget $ 16,192
Year to date received $ 21 632
Year to date budget $ 30,146
budgeted figure deficit $ ( 8,514)
Stewardship of Treasure Parish Notices
The offertory collection includes envelopes, cash and automatic donations through credit cards or bank transfers.
The Debt Service collection relates to loan repayments for the construction of the Koinonia Room, Accessibility upgrades, the addition of the library and Sophia Chapel and enlarging the choir area.
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
Remember—you can pledge ONLINE ! www.seattlearch.org orwww.stmadeleine.org
2020 Archdiocesan Goal
$113,138 Number of Donors
251
Pledges to Date
$99,000
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
This year’s Annual Catholic Appeal has us reflect on A Future Full of Hope: Passion for our Faith, Promise for our Future, Care for our Community, and Love for our Family.
Please prayerfully consider giving to the needs of our Archdiocese as we conduct the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal over the next four weeks. As a reminder, our parish share is Some of you have already made your donation, and we thank you! If you cannot at this time make a pledge, please pray for the campaign and write “prayer” on the pledge card so that we know you’ve considered and we won’t continue sending you reminders.
We welcome into our faith the infants and young children who have been baptized
at St. Madeleine Sophie
May God’s many blessings and graces be with them as they grow in wisdom and strength.
Saturday, September 19
Connor Allen Carter Hansen
Blessings on this special day!
Do you know someone interested in the Catholic faith?
If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our Catholic faith please
let us know. We would love to discuss the process for full initiation. Questions?
Contact Loretta Sursely: [email protected]
What is the Called to Serve as Christ campaign? The campaign will focus on raising
$100 million to strengthen our priest retirement and medical plans,
support our women religious and assist our parishes.
We began our campaign for this important effort last fall but were not able to finish due to the pandemic closures. We are
hoping those who did not have a chance to make their donation will do so now.
Your support to this campaign will impact the future of the Archdiocese of Seattle for years to come.
If you feel have questions please our parish in this landmark effort, please contact Loretta Sursely at
[email protected]. Thank you!
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS OCTOBER 4
Christians everywhere celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi on October 4 by blessing their pets in the spirit of this
patron saint of animals and ecology.
We will not be conducting our usual Pet Blessing this year but we will be offering materials to take home for your own special
pet blessing. Post pics of your furry (or not furry) pet family members on our facebook or Instagram pages.
Youth, Young Adult, and Outreach Ann LaBeck 747-6770 Ext. 123 [email protected]
JR. HIGH 7th & 8th grades SR HIGH 9th - 12th grades
Children and Family Ministry
Maggie Rader, Director of Children and Family Ministry Ext. 125 [email protected]
Elaine Low, Sacramental Prep Coordinator Ext. 114 [email protected]
Question of the Week September 20th
25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Theme: It is never too late to enter the reign of God.
Question for Children: How do you experience God being gen-erous to you: through your family, friends, school, or parish?
Question for Youth: This Gospel reminds us that God is always seeking us out and welcoming us into his generous love. Through whom has God reached out to you? Who is always encouraging you to say "yes" to God?
Question for Adults: Using Jesus' parable as your starting point, describe in your own words how God will treat those who come to be part of the church, even those who come late.
General Intercession for the parish: Let us pray in thanksgiving for the gift of the church in our lives, leading and guiding us to ever deeper communion with Christ.
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
2020-2021 Faith Formation
Registration forms and calendars available on the parish website under Children’s Ministry or contact
Maggie Rader [email protected]
Sunday Gospel activities—September 20
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings—https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/092020.cfm
Loyola Press Sunday Connection—Gospel background Family reflections and activities https://www.loyolapress.com/catholic-resources/liturgical-year/sunday-connection/ Ron’s Reflections—next page
Coloring page— next page
M y W a n t s , O t h e r s ' N e e d s What is fair? Sometimes what is fair is different that what is just. In today's gospel, Jesus told the parable of the landlord who gave a just wage. But, in the eyes of the workers it wasn't fair. The difference was point of view. When we focus upon ourselves (like the workers), fairness means getting the same as every-one else. When we look through God's eyes, we give so the needs of others will be fulfilled, even if they receive more than others.
Brainstorm a list of "My Wants, Others' Needs" to dis-cuss the difference between what is fair and what is just. On a piece of newsprint or poster paper, create two columns. Mark one "I want..." and the other "Others' need..." Tell your family "others" mean those outside the family. Now challenge your family mem-bers to brainstorm a pair: one personal desire and one need for another person. The want can be as out-rageous as possible, but the need must truly be a need. After about 20 pairs, ask your family to cross out unrealistic or frivolous desires. Now compare the columns. How many needs do others have? How many wants do your family members have? Which column is more important? Why? Finally, devise a plan to help others with their needs. Some family members may want to give up a few de-
sires to help the needy. -word-sunday.com
Congratulations to those receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation
On September 19, 2020
Liam McCormick Claudine Adamo Dominic Adamo Cynthia Cantu
Maria Langworthy Braxon Hofilina
Tyler Tran Jasmine Tran
Chantal Nguyen Caroline Crow Christina Crow Sarah Harlow Angela Lane
Emily Shetzline Anna Grabowski
Children and Family Ministry
Maggie Rader, Director of Children and Family Ministry Elaine Low, Sacramental Prep Coordinator Ext. 125 [email protected] Ext. 114 [email protected]
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
Reflection for September 20, 2020 By: Ron Czarney
“Thus, the last will be first, and the first will be last.”
I’m sure many of you have participated in a team sport at some time in your lifelike soccer, or baseball, or basketball. And when you are on the field, or the court, you’re there not only to compete against another opponent, but you’re there to win, right? But, as we all know, life isn’t always fair, is it. Of course not. Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. But, I have to tell you, Jesus really took me for a loop on this parable: “the last will be first, and the first will be last?” REALLY?!
I think that’s why this parable is hard for me to swallow. I’m a very com-petitive person, and I like to win, not just sometimes, but ALL THE TIME! But, there goes Jesus again, saying things that don’t make sense, at least to us. Can you imagine the surprise — or disappointment — for those workers who were hired at the beginning of the day, only to find out that those who were hired at the “eleventh hour” would receive the same wage that they did? How would you feel if that happened to you? I know I would raise a stink and demand to know why I was treated so “unfairly.” Or was I?
In our society, workers are usually paid for the amount of work they do. If
they work eight hours, they’re paid for eight hours of work. If they work only one hour, they’re paid for that one hour of work, right? Seems fair enough. So, what in the world is Jesus telling us? Well, He wants us to “see” that no matter when we decide to join the laborers, God gives His love — all of His love — to every per-son without exception as long as they open themselves to this love. It doesn’t real-ly matter whether that happens early in our life, or later, like the “eleventh hour.” God’s love can never be earned, only accepted. Kind of reminds me of the Good Thief, Dismas, who waited until his last moment on Earth, before he joined Jesus as one of His workers. And Jesus told Dismas that he would be with Him in Para-dise that very day!
The fact that the latecomers worked for only an hour does not make their
needs any less than those who came earlier. Aren’t we fortunate that we have a kind and merciful God Who loves us dearly? How big is your need for God to-day? Let’s pray that we will always find a way to be part of God’s workforce, be-cause we know He will always treat us fairly — and with unconditional love. AMEN.
REFUGEE OUTREACH MINISTRY The refugee team has been active in the parish since 2016. Since then, we have outfitted and prepared apartments for 9 refugee families. Our members have also volunteered at the offices of International Rescue Committee (IRC) in areas of apartment supplies and inventory, employment readiness, youth mentoring and reception desk. For information on upcoming events ask to be added to our mailing list email us at [email protected].
† Medicare Questions Senior Housing or Care Services
† Parenting Issues, Child and Adolescent counseling For more information contact Trish David in the parish office: 425-747-6770 ext. 126 or [email protected].
Pastoral Resource and Referral Services
Outreach Ministries
Parish Resources and Support
Adult Faith Formation & Service
Public Gatherings and meetings are Suspended BIBLE STUDY Contact the parish office for a schedule of upcoming adult bible studies
PRAY THE ROSARY Please join us in praying the Rosary every Monday evening at 6pm in the church.
ST. THERESE GUILD - Meets every 4th Thur. Sept - May. (except Nov.). Contact Sue Peck 206-240-4914 or [email protected]
WOMEN’S & MEN’S SPIRITUALITY Encouraging spiritual growth living our roles as Christian women and men in our diverse community. "New Members Welcome!" For more information email: [email protected]
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Meets 2nd Tues of the month, 7pm, rooms G & H. Contact Alan Newhouse [email protected]
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP Next meetings: Suspended until further notice
Our Grief Support Group meets to offer support to those experiencing loss. Contact Bill Griffin (425-747-8909) or [email protected] for more information.
YOUNG ADULTS EASTSIDE Eastside Disciples The Thurs. night Bible Study is now on Face-book Live: https://www.facebook.com groups/1471479689793762/ Go to the Events tab and you'll find it.
Eastside Newman--we have been organizing a local college Newman group---and there's a bible study! You can access it here: https://www.instagram.com/eastsidenewman/
FAITH & RACIAL EQUITY: EXPLORING POWER & PRIVILEGE Monday [w] 6:30pm-9:00pm via Zoom.
Hosted by St. James Cathedral Life, Peace and
Justice Commission, Seattle
You are invited to participate in Faith & Racial Equity: Exploring Power & Privilege, an 8-week module that awakens groups to
the economic systems, public policies, cultural norms, and hid-den biases that empower some and oppress others. The series will introduce participants to a framework for understanding and recognizing racial disparities in power and privilege. You will also dive into specific issues, including affirmative action, the school-to-prison pipeline, the criminal justice system, and
powerful biases in media representation. For more information and to register contact Patrick
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
Rachel’s Corner Hope and Healing After Abortion Call for a compassionate, confidential conversation and learn about our virtual healing opportunities. In-person retreats have been postponed until 2021. English: (206) 920-6413 / Español: (206)-450-7814 Email [email protected]. Visit us at www.ccsww.org/projectrachel or www.facebook.com/projectrachelww. Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services. You are loved with an everlasting Love!
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish School Smsbellevue.org
425-747-6770
Martine Romero, Principal ……………………...ext. 222 Jessica Patterson, Vice Principal……………….ext. 219 Ginny Morrissey, Admissions, School Office……ext. 201
Welcome Back!
Our 2020-2021 school year is off to a tremendous start thanks to the efforts of EVERYONE!!! We know this is not how any of us wanted to start our school year, but WOW! What a strong and fantastic start to our school year! The theme “LOVE
ONE ANOTHER!” continues to inspire and form our teaching each day! This year is an adventure, and we are so thankful for our SMS family each day!
Virtual After School Class Registration We are offering after school programs open to all children in our parish!
American Sign Language Mrs. Balinbin will be offering an 8 week after school remote class for American Sign Language on Tuesdays for Grades K-3 and on Thursdays for Grades 4-8. Registration Link Here Coding Class Mrs. Miller will be offering after school remote coding class throughout the whole year for students in Grades 4-8 on Tues-days. Registration Link Here
Moveathon
Our annual Moveathon is our first chance each year to help meet our expenses by inviting OTHERS to support our program. Fundraising makes up approximately 15% of our operating income.
If you would like to make support a student during the Movea-thon or make a donation please contact the school office. Thank you!
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
Visit the Washington State Catholic Conference information page. Or click on the image above if reading bulletin online.
IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO COMPLETE YOUR 2020 CENSUS The 2020 Census is happening now. You can complete your questionnaire online (https://my2020census.gov/), by phone (844-330-2020), or by mail. The 2020 Census asks a few simple questions about you and everyone who was living with you on April 1, 2020. The 2020 Census counts everyone living in the United States and its five territories (Puerto Rico, American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Is-lands, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands). Your response helps to direct billions of dollars in federal funds to local communities for schools, roads, and other public services.
YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO REGISTER TO VOTE at https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/voters/. The Washington State Secretary of State notes that we have embarked on an unprecedented opportunity to work collaboratively with the Department of Homeland Security to ensure that our election systems remain secure. Our United States bishops tells us: “We are called to bring together our principles and our political choices, our values and our votes, to help build a civilization of truth and love”.
MASS INTENTION/PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL Special Mass intentions are taken for daily Mass only: 425 747-6770 Ext.100. Prayer intentions can also be placed on the prayer wall of the Church or added to the prayer intention page of the bulletin.
PROBLEMS HEARING AT MASS Listening devices are available. Please see sacristan for assistance
TO BECOME AN ALTAR SERVER OR EUCHARISTIC MINISTER
contact Phil Morrissey at [email protected].
TO BECOME A EUCHARISTIC MINISTER TO HOMEBOUND
Contact Trish David at ext 126 or [email protected].
LOW GLUTEN ALTAR BREAD: Please see a sacristan.
In Memoriam
Tony Brown Jim Vanavery Jean Patterson Jerry Fiorito Don Hitzel Jo Sciola Chris Black Elizabeth Munoz Carol Zywycki Pat Dorwin Bri Tolleffson Rammo Family Mary Mirkovich Dave Camacho Jerry Wolfe Ernesto Mendoza Mary Lou Brown Herbert J. Breen III Fran Underwood John Wolch Madison Bledsoe Jay Hullett
Mary Weber Helen Suppner Fook Bo Cheung Courtland Braaten Oakley Doyle Joe Neigel Trent Roling Paul & Leslie Gookin Joe Hastings Rudy Cologna Lynette O’Neil Jan McDonald Fred Tuazon Tina Powell Gary Booth Harry Green Patricia Leung Donna Brown Helen Zoerb Pete O’Brien Miles Nelson Debra Young Angelo Pizarro
Carol Anderson Cathy Rowland Meredith Henning Sal & Mena Dizon Jim Von Der Linn Nancy Balka Jade Ferrer Wai-Ching Yu Delores Huff Kerry Reiniger Kristina Kirkpatrick George Rademacher
Apolonia Ng Jennifer Wiechert Dolores Hayes Arlette Garaud Mary Hillis Eli Ferrer
Bob Moore Julio Bueno-Valera Florence Palmer Ken Turner
SACRAMENTS SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Prior to the Baptism of their children, parents participate in preparation classes. If you are seeking baptism for your child please contact Elaine Low Ext. 114
RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Loretta Sursely ext. 104
CIC Christian Initiation of Children Elaine Low. Ext. 114
FIRST COMMUNION Elaine Low, [email protected] Ext. 114
SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION for Youth Ann LaBeck [email protected] Ext. 123
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY six months in advance of your wedding date. Contact the Parish office at ext. 103
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK Trish David, [email protected], Ext. 126
ST. MADELEINE SOPHIE PARISH 425-747-6770
Very Rev. Anthony Bawyn, Parish Priest, [email protected] Loretta Sursely, Pastoral Coordinator Ext. 104 [email protected] Deacon Bruno Bahk, [email protected]
PARISH OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Accounting: Karen Moretti, Ext. 105 [email protected] Office Manager: Sandi Bendix, Ext. 103 [email protected] Accounting Assistant: Jennifer Helmer [email protected]
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Martine Romero, Principal, Ext. 222 [email protected] Jessica Patterson Vice Principal, Ext. 219 [email protected]
Ginny Morrissey, Office Ext. 201 [email protected]
TO JOIN THE CATHOLIC FAITH Adults: Loretta Sursely Ext. 104 [email protected] Children: Elaine Low Ext. 114 [email protected]
CHILDRENS FAITH FORMATION Maggie Rader Ext. 125 [email protected].
YOUTH/YOUNG ADULT & OUTREACH Ann LaBeck Ext. 123 [email protected].
PASTORAL CARE Funeral Preparation, Annulments Loretta Sursely Ext. 104 [email protected]
PARISH LIFE MINISTRIES Sandi Bendix, Ext. 103 [email protected]
LITURGY and WORSHIP Phil Morrissey, Liturgy Director. [email protected] Music: Ann Labeck
PASTORAL RESOURCES: Pastoral Resources and Referrals, Trish David: Ext. 126 [email protected]
FACILITIES Facility Manager: Terry Moretti, [email protected]
Prayers for the Sick
PASTORAL CARE: For patients at Overlake and Group Health Hospitals, you may
call Eastside Pastoral Care at 425-655-3200 If you or someone you know from the parish is seriously ill, hospitalized or home-bound and would like to receive communion or the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, please contact Trish David at ext. 126 or [email protected].
St. Madeleine Sophie Parish September 19 & 20, 2020
Dolores Purrington, founding parishioner
MASS SCHEDULE
Please remember a general dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation remains in place.
Anyone attending Mass does so at their own risk. Vulnerable, at-risk and otherwise concerned persons should remain home. Those who attend should be made aware of government regulations regarding potential mandatory quarantine if a fellow attendee subsequently tests positive for COVID-19.
Anyone who has even the slightest symptoms or feelings of sickness must remain home. It is strongly encouraged that each person conduct a voluntary self-assessment of their health as a pre-condition for attending Mass.
WHEN: SATURDAY, VIGIL MASS AT 5:30 PM OR SUNDAY MASS AT 11 AM We have will have Mass every Saturday at 5:30 pm and Sunday at 11 am Please be sure to check the website, Facebook page or call the parish office for updates. We will livestream this Mass on Facebook Live and our main website page. The times may change depending on the weather and other scheduling so please watch the website and bulletin for information. HOW TO REGISTER: Please register online or call the parish office prior to attending Mass. ONLINE REGISTRATION: https://calendly.com/smsmass or access the link from our website: stmadeleine.org. Online instructions: Select Mass date and time. Enter your first and last name. Enter your phone number or email. Click on Schedule Event. Be sure to read the Health Assessment questions at the beginning of the registration form. The statement of health must be valid for every event you attend even if you schedule future events.
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR MASS?
PLEASE NOTE!
One registration per person Couples need to register separately
Mom and Dad and children need to have separate registrations
Friends need to register separately
DO
Register by Thursday
Bring and wear your own Mask at all times
Bring your own chair for outside Mass
Do arrive early to allow for check in time
Do bring water and umbrella for warm
weather outside
DON’T
Arrive without registering
Sign up several individuals under one
name
Arrive at the start of Mass
Shake hands, hug, kiss or gather in groups
