Dear Friends,
While perusing my Facebook feed last week I came across an article by Kathleen
Beckman called Mercy, Mary & 10 Resolutions at http://catholicexchange.com. I found it
timely, insightful, and inspiring as we begin this new year of our Lord 2016 and seek to
know and grow in His merciful love during this extraordinary jubilee of Mercy. Here are
some excerpts for your reflection.
On January 1st, the Church liturgically honors Mary, Mother of God. We are encouraged to entrust ourselves to her maternal love and protection just as God the Father
entrusted His only begotten Son to Mary. St. John Paul II writes of her, “Mary, then, is
the one who has the deepest knowledge of the mystery of God’s mercy. She knows its
price, she knows how great it is. In this sense, we call her the Mother of mercy: our Lady
of mercy, or Mother of divine mercy” (Dives in Misericordia). This year the liturgy for
the Mother of God is uniquely situated in the Jubilee of Mercy. In the papal bull for the
Year of Mercy, Pope Francis wrote:
“My thoughts now turn to the Mother of Mercy. May the sweetness of her countenance watch over us in this Holy Year, so that all of us may rediscover the joy of God’s
tenderness. No one has penetrated the profound mystery of the incarnation like Mary. Her
entire life was patterned after the presence of mercy made flesh. The Mother of the Crucified and Risen One has entered the sanctuary of divine mercy because she participated
intimately in the mystery of His love. (Bull of Indiction of the Extraordinary Jubilee of
Mercy, Paragraph 24).
Who better than Mary can help us “rediscover the joy God’s tenderness”, and why
is it important to that we do so? Deprived of “the joy of God’s tenderness” we wither and
are vulnerable to the temptations of the flesh, the world and the devil. “The joy of the
Lord is my strength” (Neh 8:10b). Mary is the perennial woman of praise joyfully proclaiming the greatness of the Lord. This is her mantle and armor. We think of Mary who
first kissed the face of God, who embraced the Christ Child with the gentle strength of
maternal love. His Mother is ours also. Mary’s maternal kiss of grace deepens our experience of divine mercy. Mary is perpetually interceding for our transformation into Christ
before the mercy seat of the Father.
The following list is suggested at the start of my book, “God’s Healing Mercy”.
While researching various persons to highlight as “profiles in mercy”, I discovered that
Cardinal Francis Xavier Van Thuan, while a prisoner of war in Vietnam, wrote a “rule of
life” for his time of confinement. He made a decision to live the grace of the present moment, not to live only in waiting for liberation. He decided to make the jail his cathedral,
the prisoners and guards, his parishioners. Though he was severely abused in prison he
exercised merciful discipleship. Thus, he brought many non-believers to Christ by his
witness to divine mercy. It struck me that the Cardinal made a plan at the onset of his
prison confinement and that his intentional “rule of life” proved to be transformative not
only for him but also for the prison population.
For the Jubilee of Mercy, we might consider these resolutions as appropriate for
living merciful discipleship. With God’s grace we can be re-made.
I will decide to believe and trust in God’s mercy.
I will live the present moment in Christ’s merciful love.
I will hold firm to one secret of mercy: prayer.
I will see in the holy Eucharist my only power and stream of mercy.
I will have the wisdom of mercy: the science of the cross.
I will be faithful to my mission in the Church as a witness to Divine Mercy.
I will seek the peace the world cannot give and rest in God’s merciful love.
I will carry out a holy mission of renewal in the Spirit and works of mercy.
I will speak one language and wear one uniform: mercy.
I will have one unique love: Mary, Mother of Mercy. (God’s Healing Mercy, pg.1)
Prayer: Beloved Mother of God, Mary, Mother of Mercy, please take us by the hand and
guide our steps over the threshold of the holy door that represents God’s Heart. Graciously lead us to see the face of divine mercy. Show us how to receive anew the gift of Incarnate Mercy, Jesus. With maternal grace, help us to be re-made into Christ-like love that
forgives. Gently apply the salve of healing mercy to our wounds and guide us to be vessels of merciful love. O Mother of God, please form us to live merciful discipleship. Like
you, we desire to magnify Jesus and bring many souls to the knowledge of God’s healing
mercy. Amen.
In His Most Sacred Heart,
Fr. Jack D. Shrum
Pastor
Weekly Parish Focus for 2016
January 10: Catechesis - "Year of Mercy”
This week we invite you to learn more about our Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis. One way you can
do this is by attending our 3-part series beginning this Wednesday. (See “Essentially Catholic”)
ACTION: Look up infor mation on the Cor por al & Spir itual Wor ks of Mer cy. Pr actice r econciliation and for giveness in your
life.
FYI...
In Observance of Martin Luther King
The Parish Ministry Offices will be
closed Monday, January 18, 2016.
Thank you!
Recognition
LITURGY
Our Parish commitment to celebrate Jesus in Word and Sacrament
Praise
Mass Schedule
Monday, January 11
7:50 am Anna Xayen Pham  by Mai Tran
Tuesday, January 12
7:50 am Gavino & Santos Family 
by Jojo and Charito Gavino
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Wednesday, January 13
7:50 am Anastacio Mulato  by Mar & Luz Murillo
Thursday, January 14
7:50 am Maria Nhung Kim Thi Dinh By Phung Tran
Friday, January 15
7:50 am Emilia Gabutero  by Dilion Family
Saturday, January 16
8:00 am Maria Lan Nguyen by Uyen Tran
5:30 pm Marcela Gonzalez  by Maricor Gonzalez
Sunday, January 17
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 62:1-5 , Psalms 96:1-2, 2-3, 7-8, 9-10
1 Corinthians 12:4-11, John 2:1-11
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
5:30 pm
Lydia Ocampo Bravo  by The Garcia Family
Anton Dam Nguyen  by Anh Hong
PEOPLE OF ST. ANTHONY
Jose Rivera  Brother of Raquel Buenafe
Remedios Evalo  by Her Family
HOSPITALIZED OR SERIOUSLY ILL?
Please notify Mary Ann Smith when you or a family
member are hospitalized, or seriously ill so that we can
place them on our prayer list and arrange for a Communion Minister to visit or for Anointing of the Sick.
From Bethlehem to Jordan
The feast of the Baptism of the Lord is the last day of the Christmas season. At daily prayer this day, the Orthodox
churches pray:
Let us assemble in spirit, O faithful,
at the streams of the Jordan
that we might behold a great and mighty wonder.
We shall see the Creator of all made manifest
as he comes to be baptized.
Let us pass, O faithful,
from Bethlehem to Jordan.
For behold, the Light which came into the darkness
there begins to overcome the night.
Find out the date of your baptism. Ask a relative, or write to the parish that baptized you. Write the date on the new
calendar. Celebrate the anniversary this year by participating in the eucharist. Spend some time reflecting on your
Christian mission - your part in spreading God’s love.
When Jesus was baptized, he came out of the water and heard a heavenly voice say, “You are my beloved; with you I
am well pleased.” Listen for this voice today whenever you “come out of the water” — the shower, the snow or rain,
the swimming pool, the sudsy kitchen sink. Glory in heaven and peace on earth, now and forever! Alleluia! Amen!
Copyright © 2002 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications, 1800 North Hermitage Avenue, Chicago IL
60622-1101; 1-800-933-1800; www.ltp.org. Text by David Philippart. Art by Steve Erspamer, sm. All rights reserved.
Used with permission.
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That sincere dialogue among men and women of different faiths may produce the
fruits of peace and justice.
That by means of dialogue and fraternal charity and with the grace of the Holy
Spirit, Christians may overcome divisions.
LỄ CHÚA GIÊSU CHỊU PHÉP RỬA
Hôm nay, chúng ta hãy đem lòng tôn kính mà tưởng niệm ngày Đức Giêsu chịu phép rửa, và hãy mừng lễ cách xứng
đáng… Anh em hãy thanh tẩy mình cho thanh sạch, hãy tiếp tục thanh tẩy cho thanh sạch hoàn toàn. Vì Thiên Chúa
không ưa thích điều gì hơn việc con người hối cải và được cứu độ: mọi lời giảng dạy và mọi mầu nhiệm đều hướng
tới mục đích này. Anh em hãy nên như đèn sáng giữa thế gian, nên sức sống cho người khác. Như những tia sáng
hoàn hảo bên cạnh Nguồn Sáng cao cả, anh em hãy để mình được thấm nhuần ánh sáng huy hoàng của ánh sáng đó,
là ánh sáng trên trời.
(Trích bài giảng của thánh Grêgôriô, giám mục Nadien.)
Recognition
CATECHESIS & PRAYER
Our Parish commitment to passing on and deepening our Faith
Praise
SHARING GOD’S WORD.
The Baptism of the Lord
“…Here is your God! He comes with power (and)
rules with a strong arm;…..Like a shepherd he feeds
his flock;…he gathers the lambs, carrying them in
his bosom, and leads the ewes with care.” Isaiah 40:
1-5,9-11.
God is seen to be all powerful, just, and
with a “strong arm”.
And the other side of the coin is that God is
like a shepherd, gathering lambs in his strong arms.
Which image do you have of our Creator God? Jesus, in His time on earth, adopted the persona of
shepherd in order to describe himself to the people;
the Good Shepherd, the shepherd willing to leave 99
of his flock to seek out the lost lamb, the shepherd
whose voice the sheep willingly follow, who protects
his flock from wolves and worries…These images
evoke tenderness in us as they describe a God of
Mercy and great love and tolerance for those who
tend to stray. Today, as we hear the Gospel of St.
Luke and the Baptism of Jesus, let’s reflect on our
own Baptism by which God adopted us as “the Beloved”. Imagine yourself as baptized in the Holy
Spirit and the fire of mission and transformation.
God says, “I am proud of you!” How do you respond?
We give thanks to all those in our parish
that are willing to share the work of God with others: Evangelists, witnesses, RCIA sponsors, Baptism
and Sacramental Prep teams, Confirmation teams
and Marriage Prep team, facilitators of Bible Study,
Prayer Groups and Small Groups. Each in their
own way, continue the cry, “Here is your God!”
Seminarian Aid Mass Cards
Would you like a friend or family member to be remembered at Masses for a full year? Pick up a Seminarian Aid Mass Card at the Parish Ministry Center.
Cards available at the front desk.
Essentially Catholic: "Exploring Mercy"
January 13, 6:45 - 8:15 PM - School MPR
In this Year of Mercy, join us as we explore that virtue.
This three-week study will include the Corporal &
Spiritual Works of Mercy; Mercy in Scripture and Mercy in the writings of our Popes. Our first session will be
held in the School Multi-purpose room. Call Mike @
425-277-6205 for more information.
Immanuel Prayer Ministry
has been under construction. Now we are ready to meet
you for prayer, again. After the 12:30 Mass, Jan 24th, a
prayer team will be available to pray with you. Jesus is
the Light of the world! Let us pr ay with you, to access more of His light in your life.
MASS FOR LIFE
“Human life is always sacred, valuable and inviolable.
And as such, it must be loved, defended and cared for.”
-Pope Francis
St. Anthony is sending a full bus of students to Olympia on January 19 to attend the Mass at St. Martins at
9:30 AM and a peaceful march on the Capitol. A second bus is being arranged by Richard Bray and the
Knights of Columbus in concert with St. Stephen the
Martyr. Thank you to those who have already signed
up to go. You may still secure a seat by contacting
Richard (RGBray@yahoo.com or Syd & Mary
Schofield [sydrs@prodigy.net]. Bring your own lunch.
Bus leaves at 7:30 AM and returns about 3:30 PM.
CATHOLIC ADVOCACY DAY
Monday, February 8, 2016, there will be an opportunity
to gather in Olympia and attend a Mass at St. Michael
Church (at 9:00 AM) and legislative visits that begin at
12:30 PM with your district representatives. Your
voice is needed to protect the most vulnerable as Washington State’s budget is being determined. Register online by Jan. 18. E-mailcatholicadvocacy16@ipjc.org.
Buses will be arranged.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops designated
Jan. 3-9, the National Migration Week for 2016.
“A Stranger, and Y ou Welcomed Me”
The Multicultural Committee would like to invite everybody on
Jan. 17th to the 10:45am Mass to celebrate Immigrant Day. We
will serve chili, clam chowder & pastries after the 9am and
10:45am Mass. All proceeds will go to NW Immigrant Rights
Project in Seattle.
Merrill Meng
Sara Dubois
Shirley Rawley
Francisco Javier Valenzuela Castro
Edward Cifra
Herculano Cab
Carlo Guadagnino
Henry Fowler
Cortez Eligio
Joah Banda
Josephine Wixom
THE PRIORY SPIRITUALITY CENTER PRESENTS :
Benedictine Vocation Discernment
February 6-7, 2016
Saturday, 9:00AM - Sunday, 12:30PM
Come join the Sisters to listen to your call from Scripture, and
hear about Benedictine community from the Prologue of the
Rule of Benedict. Experience being with the Sisters for reflection time, prayer, dialogue, work and leisure. If you are a Catholic single woman discerning whether you have a vocation to the
Benedictine way of life, this is a wonderful opportunity to share
in community life with the Sisters of St. Placid Priory. Special
Food Needs (We may or may not be able to accommodate your
needs). If you have a preference for which Sister is your Spiritual Direction for the program, please list above. Hosted by the
Benedictine Sisters of St. Placid Priory. Register by prior Friday.
No fee. Contact Sister Lucy Wynkoop at lucywynkoop@stplacid.org or call 360-438-2595.
Recognition
STEWARDSHIP
Our Parish commitment to Sharing God’s Gifts
Praise
Stewardship and Little Church Reports
Week: 12/16/15-12/22/15
Sunday Offering
$24,409.74
Children
$ 318.64
Week: 12/23/15-12/29/15
Sunday Offering
$39,601.18
Children
$ 261.23
Christmas:
Envelopes
Children
$22,519.26
$ 415.62
Week: 12/30/15-1/5/16
Sunday Offering $33,018.04
Children
$ 323.85
THANK YOU!!!
Father Jack reported to the Finance Council a summary of the
visit to Haiti. The delegation brought shoes for the school children as well as plates, bowls, and silverware, which were purchased from the Rice Bowl Grant we received. The children
were delighted with the shoes, and used the utensils the day they
were delivered. Construction is underway for the new school and
Pe’ Josue expressed once more his interest in building a church.
They hope to speak about this with the Finance Council when
they arrive in April. Father Jack said they were blessed with a
beautiful 3-hour Mass on Sunday.
St. Anthony School principal Michael Cantu presented and reviewed the school budget for 2016/2017 at our November council meeting. Follow-up questions on the budget were asked prior
to the December council meeting and Mr. Cantu addressed those
in our December meeting. The Finance Council voted to recommend Father Jack approve the proposed budget.
Ordinary income for the first five months of the fiscal year is
lower than budget by 7% or approximately $50,000. The Parish
is managing expenses very closely, but needs the continued support of the parishioners with their time, talent, and treasure. Thank you for all you do to support St. Anthony Parish.
Living Stewardship
Position Opening at St. Anthony Parish
Administrative Assistant:
24 hours a week, 4- six hour days. Skills in Data
Entry, Word, Excel, PowerPoint necessary.
Knowledge of bulk mailing procedures helpful.
Applications available at Parish office.
Call Donna @ 425-277-6195 for information.
Position Open until filled.
All families interested in sending their children to St. Anthony School for a quality, Catholic education, should call the
school office at 425-255-0059
or e-mail Jill Eaton at
Eaton@sasr.org and be added
to the pre-registration mailing list. Pr e-registration applications will be
mailed on February 5, 2016, the deadline to return the pre-registration forms are February 22,
2016. All placements will be made the first week
of April. Individual tours of the school are available, call to schedule a time. Join us for our Open
House on Thursday, January 28, 2016 at 6:30
pm. There will be opportunities to tour the
school, hear from the Principal and visit with
teachers and current parents.
"Being the Beloved Child of God"
Parish Financial Stewardship
Your Participation Is Essential
At the end of our Stewardship of Treasure Drive, we had
received commitments from 1 of every 4 families registered in our parish. We invite the other 3 families to
prayerfully consider how they can share out of the abundance with which God has blessed them. You can still
find Treasure Commitment Cards in the vestibule. If you
have any questions, please call Mike @ 425-277-6205.
The monthly St Vincent de Paul meeting will
be at 7 pm on Tuesday, January 12, 2016, in
the St Lorenzo Ruiz room in the basement of
the PMC.
If you are interested in developing your spirituality through helping the poor in our area with
rent, utilities, clothing and food, please join us!
If you have questions please contact Karen
Sauve at 425-226-2541.
Job Opening at St. Anthony School
BASS Supervisor
St. Anthony School Before and After School Supervision (BASS) program is currently hiring a Supervisor. Hours are:
. Monday- 2:30-5:00 pm
.Tuesday-Friday-3:00-5:00 pm.
For more information contact Rufina Wise at
wise@sasr.org or call the School Office at (425)
255- 0059 ext.6220.
Advertiser of the Week: Merrill & Merrill, since 1945, 206–906-9590, www.merrill-merrill.com
Week: 12/8/15-12/15/15
Sunday Offering
$32,885.24
Children
$ 350.91
Report from the Finance Council…
Recognition
HOSPITALITY & BELONGING
Our Parish commitment to welcoming Jesus in everyone we meet
Praise
th
IMPORTANT!!! On December 19 there was a small auto incident in the parking lot near the
Rectory. If you drive a Toyota SUV, blue or grayish, and had a fender bender with another car
that evening, please contact the parish office for the email address of the driver of the other
vehicle. There was damage done to his car and he’d like to communicate with you about
it. Thank you.
9th Annual Active St. Anthony Parish Parents (ASAPP) Italian Dinner
January 30, 2015 (Saturday)
Enjoy great food, great company and the chance to win exciting prizes, while
helping St. Anthony Parish reduce its debt. This year's event is on a Saturday,
January 30th, from 3:30pm - 7:30pm (last seating). Tickets are available for purchase in the Parish office or after Masses on January 16th, 17th, 23rd and 24th.
Tickets will also be sold at the door on the day of the event. If you can’t stay to
eat, we will have take-out boxes available for to-go orders.
“Have a Heart: Be an Angel” Auction Dinner
for Cabrini Ministry Training – Saturday, Jan. 30
Join us for food, fun and drinks as we raise funds to support the ANGELS in our midst who
offer compassionate pastoral care to those in need. This year’s event will be held at Our Lady
of the Lake parish in northeast Seattle at 6:30pm. Tickets are $50/person. Reservations can be
made at www.cabriniministry.org.
"Identity and Crisis: Syria and Beyond"
Sunday, January 24, 2016; 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM,
St. Vincent de Paul Parish Social Hall
30525 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA 98003
(Child care provided with advance reservation: 253 839-2320)
Fr. David Nazar, S.J. will share a refugee story of people that he knows, putting a human face
on the big numbers about which we keep hearing. He will give us some insight to the cultural,
religious, and political situation in Syria. He will also speak about the Jesuits in Syria and in
Rome: what the Christian Church is doing and is being asked to do in response to the human
drama being lived daily. A free will offering will be taken to support the work of the Jesuits in
Syria.
Fr. Nazar is a Canadian Jesuit. He is past provincial of the Canadian Province and past superior
of the Jesuits in the Ukraine and Russia. Pope Francis recently appointed him the Rector of The
Pontifical Oriental Institute in Rome. This school was founded in 1917 to be a center dedicated
to advanced studies on Eastern Christianity. The mission of the Oriental Institute is to study,
explain, and make better known the life and tradition of these churches of the East.
We thank God for giving you the gift of life, and for
giving us the gift of you!
Gracias a Dios por el don de la vida.
Gracias a Dios por el don de nuestros miembros
que celebran sus cumpleaños.
BIRTHDAYS: January 11– January 17
William Aban Vargas
Christopher Alfonso
Amalia Bactol
Linda Benson-Omara
Ricardo Bobadilla
Natalie Calles
Tammy Chavarria
Gregory Claudio
Joseph Cunanan
Remedios Ebalo
David Feider
Nestor Flores-Mendez Jr.
Byron Gion
Angelina Guieb
Beatriz Huerta Zaragoza
Frances Klepach
Ulysses Laureta
John Lestock
Roberta Logue
Adamoris Lopez
Gilbert Matalobos
Erick Medel
Dionisio Monillas
Joel Munar
Atala Olivas
Robert Paulitz
Jillianne Perez
Anna Pham
Olivia Poling
Jahir Resendiz
Melanie Rodrigo
Gayle Roy
Merlita Schug
Sergio Soria Curiel
Ramon Stephens
Maria Tapia
Alonzo Vera
Adam Willenborg
Manuel Xavier
Rocio Zamudio
Maria-Luisa Abenoja
Raul Alvarado Ortega
Jeffrey Beede
William Best
Benjamin Bradshaw
Christian Cardenas
Jesus Chuc Estrada
Rachelle Cruz
Rose David
Vanessa Espinoza
Fernando Fierro
William Garceau
Jose Gonzalez
Madeline Hanify
Michael Jones
Cassandra LaFranchi
Sydney Le
Ed Liming
Gabriel Lopez
Justen Manatt
Jamie McGinnis
Gabriel Mendoza Acoltzi
Laura Montesano
Marion Muoria
Devin O'Neill
Luis Pelayo
Daylin Perez Reza
Nathan Phan
Felipe Ramales
Luke Ricci
Enrique Romero Perez
Brenda Saducos
George Slater
Berenice Soto
Nathaniel Taffere
Nicholas Teal
Trianna Vu
Henry Wong
Vasil Yadock
Felipe Aceituno
Todd Arrigoni
Robert Benedetti Jr.
Veronica Best
Christian Brambila
Jacqueline Carreon
Leanne Ciriaco
Ariana Annette Coronilla-Lopez
Jose De Los Santos
Kimberly Estrada Leon
Milagro Flores
Elijah Joshua Gines
Nell Guidry-Pitre
Victor Herbert
Janessa Jusayan
Frediberto Lara-Basave
Chor Phen Ng Lee
Margaret Lindberg
Mauro Lopez
Gilbert Matalobos
Joseph McKenzie
Robert Miller
Marisol Monjaraz-Rodriguez
Vivienne Nguyen
Katerine Pabillon
Maria Perez
Rhosalie Perry
Annaliza Pielago
Maria Ramos
Audrey Ries
Joana Rosales
Arnel San Jose
Barbara Soltero
Susan Sposari
Juanill Tantico
Jose Veliz
John Walsh
Jane Wraith
Rocio Yanez
Pastoral Council
Brian Pessolano (Chair), D. J. Doan (Vice Chair),
Bessie Douglas (Aux), Haley McKinley (at-large),
Dave Hollenbeck, Jim Fraker, Gerardo Mena, Evelynne Bautista,
Connie Grace, Patrick Lim, Dieudonne Mayi, John Rochex
Finance Council
Tom McCann (Chair), William Mc Laughlin (Vice Chair), Joey Cantor,
Harry Trapp, Art Hernandez, Sean Bradfield
If you want to connect with the Finance Council, have any questions or
feedback, your contacts are:
Tom McCann @ McCann60@msn.com
William McLaughlin @ mauibud@mac.com
Children’s Faith Formation:
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd—for children ages 312, includes preparation for First Eucharist and Reconciliation. Classes are held weekly throughout the school year.
Please Call Lynne Shioyama for information.
We Believe—For children ages 6-12, including preparation for First Eucharist and First Reconciliation. Classes
on Tuesdays throughout the school year. Call Micie
DelosReyes for information.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word—Conducted at the 9:00
am & 10:45 am Masses on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of the
month, September through June.
Please contact Liza to have your family members added to
our active duty list: lizapare@st-anthony.cc
Parish Office
425-255-3132
info@st-anthony.cc
Fr. Jack Shrum 425-255-3132
Pastor
frjack@st-anthony.cc
Fr. Vic Olvida
Parochial Vicar
volvida@st-anthony.cc
425-277-6197
Ted Rodriguez
Deacon
425-277-6217
trodriguezm09@hotmail.com
LaMar Reed
Deacon
425-277-6199
lreed@st-anthony.cc
Donna Schlager 425-277-6195
Parish Administrator
dschlager@st-anthony.cc
Sr. Maria Dinh 425-277-6242
Vietnamese Ministry
srmaria@st-anthony.cc
Michael Cantu 425-255-0059
School Principal
cantu@sasr.org
Kris Benson
Liturgy/RCIA
425-277-6207
kbenson@st-anthony.cc
Adult Faith Formation:
Essentially Catholic– Meets periodically throughout the
school year on topics of interest for Catholics. Call Mike
Borte for more information.
Theresa Galvez 425-277-6225
Music
theresag@st-anthony.cc
Dulce Casanova 425-277-6217
Hispanic Ministry Coordinator
dulce-casanova@st-anthony.cc
Scripture Study: Gr oups meet on Monday Evenings
or Tuesday Mornings. Call Mary Ann Smith for more
information.
Mary Ann Smith 425-277-6208
Involvement/Social Outreach
maryann@st-anthony.cc
Youth Ministry:
Jr. Hi Youth Group—For youth in grades 6, 7, and 8.
Meets on Wednesdays throughout the school year. Call
Diana Jorda for more information.
Sr. Hi Youth Ministry—For youth in grades 9-12. Meets
on Sunday Evenings throughout the school year. Call
Diana Jorda for more information.
Tuan Nguyen, USNG, Fort Lee
Sean Gervais, USA, Afghanistan
Tim Zetterhall, USA, Afghanistan
Valerie Mariano, ARNG, Camp Murray
Kevin Boden, USAF, Alaska
Barrent Dickinson, USN, California
Luis Rabnoel Cuevas, Kyrgyzstan
Christopher Williams, Fort Bragg
Thomas Williams, Afghanistan
Katherine Rigor, USN, Virginia
Christian Halvorson, USAF, Mississippi
Steve Brown, USN, Washington
Tim Sexton, USA, Fort Hood, TX
Andre Hongach, USA, Fort Bragg
Adam Frisch, USN, Submarine at sea
Brian Irish, USN, Afghanistan
Mike Collard, USAF, Okinawa
Andrew Jaeger, USN, Lemoore NAS, CA
Jeremy Hatch, US Army, Texas
PARISH PHONE DIRECTORY
Baptismal Preparation
Please visit our website at www.st-anthony.cc . Follow
the link to Children Baptism, then the link to Infant Baptism Preparation. Please contact Micie DelosReyes three
(3) months in advance to schedule pr epar ation sessions
and ceremony.
Confirmation
• For youth in grades 11 & 12. Call Diana Jorda for
more information.
• For Adults, contact Mike Borte for more information.
Rites of Christian Initiation
For Children, contact Micie DelosReyes.
contact Kris Benson.
For Adults,
Marriage
Please contact Mike Borte 6 months prior to your prospective date.
Mike Borte
425-277-6205
mikeborte@st-anthony.cc
Adult Faith Formation & Stewardship
Diana Jorda
425-277-6209
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
djorda@st-anthony.cc
Micie DelosReyes 425-277-6201
Children’s Faith Formation
micie@st-anthony.cc
Lynne Shioyama 425-277-6200
lshioyama@st-anthony.cc
Catechism of the Good Shepherd Coordinator
Liza Pare-Seidel 425-277-6194
Administrative Asst. /Bulletin
lizapare@st-anthony.cc
Shane Cunningham 425-269-4961 shcunningham@st-anthony.cc
Facilities
David Abraham 425-591-5914
IT Tech/ Website
School
425-255-0059
davidabraham@st-anthony.cc