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FEBRUARY 14, 2021 | 6TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SAINT MICHAEL PARISH
A Catholic Community of Olympia, Washington
mass intentions
1208 11th Ave. SE, Olympia 98501
(360) 754-4667
2.15 MONDAY (Office closed)
www.saintmichaelparish.org
9am John Mildenberger U
PARISH INFO 2.16 TUESDAY
OFFICE HOURS 12Noon Mal Monahan U
Monday–Thursday: 9am–5pm Friday: 9am–1pm
2.17 WEDNESDAY (ASH WEDNESDAY)
CALVARY CEMETERY (360) 292-7138
3850 Cleveland Ave., Tumwater 98501 6:30am Judy Nye U
ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL (360) 754-5131 9am Chuck McCarthy U
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY (360) 352-7554 12Noon Dominador Cabellero U
Closed until further notice
5:30pm Jesse Ezra Riness U
CLOTHING BANK
7:30pm William Varela II U
Donations Sat. 9am–1pm
PREGNANCY AID (360) 956-7413 2.18 THURSDAY
M & F 2–4pm Wed 9am–12pm 12Noon Francesca Maiano Pearson U
PASTOR: PAROCHIAL VICAR: 2.19 FRIDAY (Reconciliation: 5:30pm)
Fr. Jim Lee Fr. Lou Cunningham 9am Larry Pillers U
DEACONS:
6:30pm Stations of the Cross
Rob Rensel
John Bergford 2.20 SATURDAY (Reconciliation: 2–4pm)
9am Mass Canceled
MASS TIMES:
DOWNTOWN: 5pm Mal Monahan U
1055 Boundary St. SE 2.21 SUNDAY
Monday–Thursday: 12Noon (Mondays at 9am holidays) 7:30am Peggy Robinson U
Friday & Saturday: 9am
Saturday: 5pm 9:30am Vincent Murray U
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am & 5pm 11:30am Chuck Huhta U
WESTSIDE CHAPEL: 5pm People of SMP
1835 Overhulse Rd. NW
Closed until further notice
RECONCILIATION TIMES (DOWNTOWN):
Saturdays: 2–4pm
We would like to stay in touch with every parishioner!
If there are any changes in your contact information, please contact
MISSION
Mona at mbishop@saintmichaelparish.org or (360) 292-7141.
Our mission is to place God first in all things, to proclaim the
Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to grow in holiness through prayer,
sacraments, and service.
ASH WEDNESDAY NOTE:
Due to COVID we will be sprinkling ashes over the head instead
of touching the forehead of each person.
follow us on facebook @saintmichael parish Ashes also will be distributed from 10–11am and 1–2pm to accom-
modate those who will be unable to attend Mass.
Download our app! Text smpgive app to 77977
Text smpgive to 77977 for simple online giving Cover: Jesus Healing the Leper by Jean Marie Melchior Doze, 1864
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pastor's notebook
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK “Forgetting what lies behind and striving forward to it lies
Thank you for helping us celebrate Catholic schools week ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the heav-
and especially Saint Michael Parish School. It was won- enly call of God in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 3:13 – 14).
derful having some of the school children participating in As he writes in the introduction, “These 40 spiritual work-
Sunday masses. I’m grateful to the families who shared outs are about training ourselves to let go of false desires so
their witness about Saint Michael Parish School and what that we can respond to God more fully. Only then can we
it means to them. love and serve God and God’s purposes in the world. And
The virtual open house was a huge success and we now what we find is that in the place of temporary happiness
have a waiting list for next year. If you did not have the grows something quieter, more profound and everlasting:
chance to watch the video about the school, you can find joy.”
the link on our parish website, the school website and the If you would like to participate in this Lenten workout,
parish app. please contact Caiti Schmitz at cschmitz@saintmichael-
CONFIRMATION parish.org or (360) 292-7100 to reserve your book. We are
asking for a donation of five dollars to offset the cost. Yet,
Thank you for your prayers for our confirmation students. if cost is an issue, we will provide the book for you. We
Fr. Lou and I had the privilege of celebrating the sacra- want as many folks to participate as possible. You can pick
ment on February 4, 11 and 12. Together with family and up your book at the parish office or after Mass this Sunday,
sponsors, we prayed for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. February 14. We will begin on Monday, February 15 to be
In his homilies Fr. Lou encouraged them to “adhere” to able to journey together.
Christ, to fashion their lives and conform their lives to
that of Jesus. Let us continue to pray for them and their MUSIC AT MASS
families so that the gifts of the Holy Spirit will continue We are grateful for the new regulations from the gover-
to grow and be manifested in their lives as faithful Cath- nor around music at Mass. We are now able to have more
olics. than just two people singing and are also able to use other
ASH WEDNESDAY instruments. We continue to follow the governor’s pro-
tocol keeping appropriate distances among our musicians.
We begin our 40 day journey of Lent this Wednesday. The Archdiocese has asked us to refrain from singing for
Masses are at 6:30am, 9am, 12pm, 5:30pm and 7:30pm. safety reasons. I personally know how difficult this is for
Ashes also will be distributed from 10–11am and 1–2pm. me as I so want to lift up my voice in praise of God with
This is to accommodate folks who will be unable to attend all of you. Let us be patient and when the time comes
any of the Masses. The 5:30pm Mass will be live streamed when we can sing all together, let us do so with great joy
on YouTube. and gusto.
THE IGNATIAN WORKOUT FOR LENT I’m grateful for your patience and willingness to follow
the regulations given to us. Thank you for being adaptable
Following the example of those
as things have changed. So, let’s
participating in Exodus 90
continue to be safe and consider-
and Magnify 90, (if you don’t
ate of one another. We will keep
know what these are, please visit
you posted when there are further
exodus90.com) the Ignation
changes.
workout for Lent invites parish-
ioners during Lent to participate In Christ, through the interces-
in 40 days of prayer, reflection and sion of Blessed Pier Giorgio, I
action. This small book by Tim love you.
Muldoon is based on the spiritual
exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
Each day there is a short Scripture
passage, a reflection, a prayer and
then an action.
Fr. Jim Lee
Pastor
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HOLY, HOLY, HOLY!
FR. LOU CUNNINGHAM
T
he ‘angelic hymn’ shows up Jerusalem, and is also worth reading
in all Catholic and Ortho- in its entirety.
dox Masses. Its roots pre-
In singing and saying this we join
date Christian liturgy—the first half
the prayer of entire angelic host as is
shows up in Isaiah chapter six when
related at the end of most Prefaces:
Isaiah has a vision of the heavenly
throne: And so, with Angels and Archan-
gels, with Thrones and Dominions,
I saw the Lord sitting on a throne, and with all the hosts and Powers
high and lofty; and the hem of his of heaven, we sing the hymn of your
robe filled the temple. Seraphs were glory, as without end we acclaim...”
in attendance above him; each had
six wings: with two they covered The Eucharistic Prayer has begun:
their faces, and with two they cov- we have entered into the “Holy of
ered their feet, and with two they Holies” of the heavenly offering
flew. And one called to another and of Christ which is His same total
said: offering to the Father on Calvary.
This is the one and same sacrifice,
“Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; only different now by outward
the whole earth is full of his glory.” appearance is where “ss often as
The pivots on the thresholds shook at the sacrifice of the cross in which
the voices of those who called, and Christ our Passover was sacrificed,
the house filled with smoke. is celebrated on the altar, the work
of our redemption is carried on, and,
The second half of the Sanctus
in the sacrament of the eucharistic
comes from Christ’s entry into Jeru-
bread, the unity of all believers who
salem (Mark 11 and also Matthew
form one body in Christ (8) is both
21; Luke 19):
expressed and brought about. All
Many people spread their cloaks on men are called to this union with
the road, and others spread leafy Christ, who is the light of the world,
branches that they had cut in the from whom we go forth, through
fields. Then those who went ahead whom we live, and toward whom
and those who followed were our whole life strains.” (Lumen
shouting, Gentium, 3)
“Hosanna! Blessed is the one who
comes in the name of the Lord! FOR FURTHER STUDY SEE:
Blessed is the coming kingdom of Sanctus at newadvent.org/
our ancestor David! cathen/13432a.htm
Hosanna in the highest heaven!” St. John of Damascus on the Thrice
This is also the last half of Psalm Holy Hymn at ccel.org/ccel/schaff/
npnf209.iii.iv.iii.x.html
118, which is worth reading in its
entirety! Chapter four of the Book Lumen Gentium, 3 & 11 at vatican.
of Revelation also mentions this va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vat-
angelic hymn (known in the East- ican_council/documents/vat-ii_
ern liturgies as the Trisagion), when const_19641121_lumen-gentium_
John is caught up to the heavenly en.html
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During the Pandemic, I am Grateful for:
Having retired almost 3 years ago, our financial position is fairly secure.
Consequently the effects of COVID-19 have been nothing more than
an inconvenience for us. However, Kathy's brother Gary, is in a skilled
nursing facility, and the restrictions have caused major issues. People are
coping as best they can. Please pray for him. While it's not like being there, I
can attend men's group Zoom meetings even when out of town. One of the
bright spots to the situation.
– Tom
What I am most grateful for, in the midst of this pandemic, is the opportu-
nity to grow, through the Holy Spirit, in my adoration of the Father, Son,
and Holy Spirit, and my prayer life. I am also very, very, very grateful
whenever God lets me participate in little ways in the outpouring of His
mercy.
– John
I am thankful for being able to be once again attending Mass and receiving
communion weekly, including thanks to all who work so hard to bring that
about with the music and singing as well.
I am thankful for friends (especially our small group) and family for their
efforts to stay in touch even though mostly remotely, thanks to Zoom etc.
– Stan
What am I most grateful for in the midst of the pandemic? The grace of
knowing that my beloved wife is in the hands of our loving Lord and Jesus
Christ. That she has met and touched Him.
– Corb
Even though a painful process to not see many loved ones, family, friends,
church family and those I serve, it’s also been a blessing to slow down, enjoy
home, my husband, re-read good books and relish in God’s love and comfort
with hardly any expectations from me! “Be still and know that I am God.”
The gift of time, and now to evaluate how I plan to move forward with this
gift.
– Nancy
I am grateful for my family and friends. I’m also grateful for zoom which
lets us connect with one another when we can’t be together.
– Gail
I am grateful for the ability to breathe. What I have rediscovered is: being
silent whether I am in the presence of others or alone, showers me with
heavenly peace.
– Smilie
I am grateful for the ability to go to Mass and the dedication of Fr Jim and
Fr Lou, my family, my health and my job. Blessings during this time: being
forced to slow down and reevaluate things, the gift of appreciating things I
took for granted before.
– Michaela
I am so thankful for all the first responders, health care workers, front-line
workers, Father Jim, Father Lou, and all the SMP staff for all that you do.
I am forever grateful. I'm so grateful for my family and everyone at Saint
Michael. God bless you, my friends. Love, prayers and blessings.
– Lisa
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What Can You Give
to Change the World?
Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you drink?
Matthew 25:37
Read Matthew 25:31-40 and pray with it as you also consider our Lenten Reflection:
Reflect on how caring for our neighbor is caring for Christ.
Our almsgiving has the power to transform the world. This year's CRS Rice Bowl focus is
on food related initiatives in Madagascar, El Salvador, and Timor Leste. The initiative in
Madagascar focuses on family nutrition and teaching families about nutrition in order to
create new generational trends.
This Lent, consider abstaining from eating meat each Friday as a way to experience a little
bit of the hunger that many experience daily. Dedicate this week's Meatless Friday to those
around the world in need of a nutritious meal, and hold this prayer in your heart as you
prepare this recipe from Madagascar.
Vary Amin’Anana- Greens with Rice
2 T fair trade olive oil Heat oil in medium-sized pot. Add onion, tomato,
1 small onion, diced garlic and ginger, and sauté until just tender. Add
1 medium tomato, diced collard greens or kale, and stir 1 minute. Add rice,
1 clove garlic water, salt and pepper.
1 t fresh ginger, minced Bring to a boil. Cover
3 c packed collard greens or kale and cook on medium
1 c rice heat for 25 minutes or
2 c water until water is absorbed.
Salt and pepper to taste Serves 4-5
Activities for Kids The fo
llowin
ideas g are a
Making Lent Meaningful for the Whole Family for kid few
s this
D week:
Children often do not have monetary gifts to offer. This may o some
one els
Give so e's chor
make them feel as though they cannot be a part of the beauty of giving meone es
Make a a hug
and sacrifice during Lent. This is not at all true! card fo
Fast fro r some
Each week we will have a few ideas for children to participate in during the m swee one
Sing a s t drinks
week. These acts can be written down on strips of paper and made into a chain so ong of
praise t
they can see all the good they have done over the season. Use the ideas provided o God
or come up with your own! This is a great way to open channels of discussion
with your children and family about Lent. May God bless you on your journey!
Be sure to send us pictures and stories about what your family
is doing for Lent! We'll share some of them on this page throughout Lent.
Email hhach@saintmichaelparish.org
Pick up your CRS Rice Bowl at Mass on Feb 13 & 14 or download a template to make your own at https://www.crsricebowl.org/families
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FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY
Who doesn’t love a great sale? Have you
heard the saying "you can’t live without
this?" Winter FPU just completed Class
5: Buyer Beware; a review of marketing
strategies that can challenge or compro-
mise your financial stability. Love your
budget, love your results!
Resources:
Info at saintmichaelparish.org/financial-
peace-university
FPU Core Team: How can we help you?
Contact fpu@saintmichaelparish.org.
FPU Alumni Meeting: Join us on
February 27, 10am–noon via Zoom. Sign
up for alerts in SMP Connect (Group:
Financial Peace University)
Facebook: Saint Michael Parish, Olympia—
SMALL GROUPS START THIS WEEK! FPU Alumni Closed Group
WEEK 1 ~ THE ESSENTIAL MISSION OF THE CHURCH
This Lent we will reflect on our call as • Parents of School Aged Kids: meets
baptized Catholics to evangelize. This Monday mornings
week Fr Jim speaks about the verses in • St. Joseph Small Group: meets Sat- SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Mark that come just before this Sunday’s urday mornings at 10am PROTECTING GOD'S CHILDREN
Gospel about the baptism of Jesus. Fr
Jim shares that Jesus invites us, through • Fraternity of St. Michael Men’s SMP will present our Safe Environment
our baptism, to follow Him, to proclaim Small Group: meets Thursday eve- curriculum to all those enrolled in Faith
the kingdom of God through both our nings Formation programs via an archdiocesan
words and our actions—even during • Widows & Widowers Small Group: lesson completed at home by parents.
COVID! As disciples of Jesus Christ we meets Thursday mornings Parents will be required to confirm that
are called into His mission. Father then they have completed this lesson via email
• The Word is Near Small Group:
shares a video clip about our mission as to cschmitz@saintmichaelparish.org by
meets Friday evenings
baptized Catholics. Evangelization is the February 22.
essential mission of the church! Evan- • Catholic Enthusiast Small Group:
meets Wednesday evenings As a parent, you have the right to choose
gelization is the mission statement of
whether your student participates. If you
the Church. As Jesus himself says, “As If you are unable to join the 430+ have questions about the program or the
the Father has sent me, so I send you.” parishioners journeying through Lent lesson, please contact Jackie Shirley at
Some groups with openings: in small groups, you can follow along by jshirley@saintmichaelparish.org. If you
using the reflection sheets and videos determine that you DO NOT want your
• Holy Oly Small Group: meets
posted on our website. child to participate, please complete the
Thursday mornings at the Olympia
Center and welcomes non-Cath- CONTACT “opt-out” form found on our website and
olics and those who've been away Michaela Moreau at (360) 292-7104 return it no later than February 8.
from the faith or mmoreau@ saintmichaelparish.org For grade-specific lessons or an opt-out
form, please visit saintmichaelparish.org/
faith-formation/newsletter
goings on
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miscellany
Christmas GIVING TREE
A BIG THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO SUPPORTED LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED
Over $11,500 was donated to help support the Christmas Giving Tree. Those donations were used to purchase gift cards and
donated to families in need during Advent. As an extra bonus, we were able to purchase the gift cards using the St. Michael Parish
School Scrip gift card program which earned the school $300! Your generosity not only helped families get Christmas gifts for
their kids, but also supported St. Michael Parish School!
RACHEL’S CORNER SANCTITY OF ALL LIFE
HOPE AND HEALING AFTER ABORTION Our pro-ALL life group focuses on the seven themes of Catholic
Social Teaching: Life and Dignity of the Human Person; Call to
“I never knew that other guys were hurting the same way I was after
Family, Community, and Participation; Rights and Responsibili-
having asked for an abortion to happen. I thought I was doing the
ties; Option for the Poor and Vulnerable; Dignity of Work and
only thing I could do. Now I know it was the only thing I wish I had
the Rights of Workers; Solidarity and Care for God's Creation.
not done. Project Rachel showed me that I can be forgiven and
start working on forgiving myself. I am back! I am ready to be who Marking the anniversary of the U.S. legalization of abortion on
He wanted me to be all along.” - Testimonial Jan. 22, 1973, the Catholic Church stands as the lone united
Call for a compassionate, confidential conversation and learn about voice still speaking up for the unborn. Throughout the month of
our virtual healing opportunities. February we invite you to learn more about why our Church is
steadfastly anti-abortion. Look for a link next week to join us on
English: (206) 920-6413 / Español: (206)-450-7814 Saturday, February 27 at 11am for a discussion via Zoom.
Email projectrachel@ccsww.org. Visit us at ccsww.org/ Zoom link: https://bit.ly/36LUmea
projectrachel or facebook.com/projectrachelww.
For this second week of February, we encourage you to check
Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services. out the testimony of Bernard Nathanson, former atheist and
You are loved with an everlasting Love! abortion doctor responsible for over 75,000 abortions and how
he found his way to speaking out against abortions. Find it on
Formed.org: Aborting America, Dr. Bernard Nathanson
PREGNANCY & PARENTING SUPPORT
PREPARES is an initiative of the Washington bishops to provide
a nurturing response and promise to mothers and fathers who
have chosen life—a promise of support and care from pregnancy
to their child’s fifth birthday. Regardless of religious beliefs,
this parish-based program offers low-income families vital
life affirming services. Statewide, PREPARES has supported
thousands of families with one-on-one companionship and child
essentials.
To learn more, volunteer or donate to the Bishops’ PREPARES
Valentine Appeal visit preparesforlife.org. 100% of your donation
will go directly to serve families in need thanks to the generous
sponsorship of The Knights of Columbus Council #676.
If you are interested in becoming a Companion at SMP, please
contact Carla Rudd at (360) 791-8403.
Community Outreach contact: Kim Kondrat at (360) 878-
4613 or kkondrat@saintmichaelparish.org
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youth ministry
LIVE
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
COMING IN MARCH
Youth Ministry contact: Brandon Jones
at (360) 292-7108 or bjones@saintmichaelparish.org
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FORMED PICK OF THE WEEK STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021
Donations Received as of January 31, 2021
Sunday Stewardship $19,441
Online Giving $28,381
Sunday Loose Donations $280
Holy Days $50
Youth (Little House) $26
Total Offertory $48,178
This Valentine's Day, remind yourself of the beauty of Total Year-to-Date $1,880,408
the sacrament of marriage with the Beloved series by the
Augustine Institute.
Sign up for free at formed.org/signup
please pray for:
Lloyd Patrick family Thomas Hruska Lucas Oakland Andrea Bell
Barbara Deoskey Sarah Baxter Dan Neuhauser Audrey Finnigan
Gerry McLaughlin Zachery Elliaser-Keith Karen, Jim & family Tani & Gerry
Maryann McLaughlin Matt Keith Phyllis & Jim Neff Rita Turner
Patients & Staff of Western Lisa Keith Neva Leons Lisa Zander
State Hospital Paul & Beverly Kehoe Catherine Ann Jolane Zander
Jenna Borngesser Thi Nguyen Clare Haris AJ Zander
Shirley Mott Bob Kelly Elliana Harris Lynne Fischer
George Doughty Christine Pool Roman Gallegos Catie Shuster
Tom Hinchcliffe Carol & Ray Grothe Bernie Nolan Micah & Amy Hilario & fam.
Tami Grant Diana Weber Margaret Bunnell Jan Putnam
Phillip Bartley Sadie Neely Mary Morgan Bob Falkner
Steve Soto & Candia Family Cara, Ian & Evangeline Barkis Joshua Mekelburg Ed Tobacco
Tom Hawkins Rosemary Barkis Kathryn Trafton Bridget Golson
Bill Hartman Mark A. Rick Kranz Alice Baldo
Brent Barnett Molly Walker Shave Melissa Petruzz Yutrina Umu
Sue Herman Edward Moore Russell Owens Stan Brandt
Gerald Nault Mary Monaghan Donald Dillarrubia Deb Stoeffel
Dan Neuhauser Marge Basler Brian Barkis Jen R. & family
Bill Granville Corine Villarrubia Bill Eldridge Russell & June Hendrick
Philip Compton Jim & Bev Heggie Walt Johnson Fr. Jerry Villarrubia
Elizabeth H. Matthew McConnell Johanna Gregorios Kayla Bishop
Peggy Graham Leo Volk Nancy Cosgrove Vic Kaufman
Henna Motwani George Grothe Peggy Lynch Jeanne Wittman
To submit prayer requests, call the parish office at (360) 754-4667 or submit your request via our website. If you or someone
you know is homebound and wishes to receive regular calls to check on their welfare and even pray with them during this crisis,
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