Parish News
Eucharistic Ministers Needed!
The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. The term “Eucharist” originates from the Greek word eucharistia, meaning thanksgiving. It is a privilege that the Eucharist is available to us in both forms at every Mass at St. John. However, we are struggling to fill all the slots in the EM schedule every weekend. We have not recovered all of our volunteer ministers since COVID. We need more volunteers.
All Confirmed Catholics can be Eucharistic ministers. The training is minimal, and you can choose to serve when you are available. Please contact Lauren Exnicios for more information. Thank you!
Lenten Soup Supper
Stations of the Cross
Experience a prayerful walk with Christ on His journey to Calvary every Friday of Lent at 6pm. All stations will be led by Fr. Parrish. Following the Stations, all are welcome to a simple Soup Supper, a time for fellowship and community.
March 7 – St. Benedict
March 14 – St. Alphonsus
March 21 – St. John
March 28 – St. John (Fish Fry, 5-8pm, in lieu of Soup Supper, hosted by Knights of Columbus)
April 4 – St. Alphonsus
April 11 – St. Benedict (Two Faces in the Shadow Dialogue in lieu of Stations of the Cross)
April 18 – St. Benedict (Organ Passion at 3 PM)
St. Patrick’s Day Mass at 6pm on Monday, March 17, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
You are warmly invited to join the Irish community for Seattle’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Mass at 6pm on Monday, March 17, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. Celebrate St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, who helped spread Christianity and taught people about the Holy Trinity using a shamrock. His faith and dedication continue to inspire people today. Join us for this special Mass celebrating faith, community, and tradition. All are welcome!
