This is the category to replace your old news views email letter. It will feature aggregated content that normally appears in news views. The only difference is that some of the larger stand alone items have been removed to their own category (ie.g. Principal’s Letter, From the Parish, etc.)
The State of the Parish will be presented at all 3 masses the weekend of November 2–3 (Saturday, 11/2, 5pm and Sunday, 11/3, 8:30am & 10:30am) School families: In order to be eligible for, and remain eligible to pledge tuition as a parish member, you must attend State of the Parish. Additionally, to be considered a … Continue Reading »
You’re invited to a Celebration of Our Saints! Join Archbishop Paul D. Etienne, Bishop Eusebio Elizondo, and Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg in celebrating the saints from our diverse cultural communities. All are welcome to a reception following the Mass, with ethnic foods and beautiful displays of our saints, provided by the cultural communities of the … Continue Reading »
Thank you to the Endowment Team for a successful inaugural Hip Hop Lobster event! The team included Emily Truong, Julie Lee, Jonna Skokan, Paul Kelley, Amy Vithayathil, Madeline Pennington, Ethan Stowell and Shoshanna Osterfeld. Thank you to Bernadette O’Leary, Sheila Marty, Sarah Gudaitis, and Campbell Traywick for volunteering that evening.
The Annual Fall Holiday Food Drive kicks off early this year, due to a greater need. Students are asked to bring to classrooms, non-perishable items for our neighbors in need. We ask that you not bring in any items in glass containers. Please, no fresh food, i.e. frozen turkeys, etc. A list of suggested items: … Continue Reading »
The State of the Parish will be presented at all 3 masses the weekend of November 2–3 (Saturday, 11/2, 5pm and Sunday, 11/3, 8:30am & 10:30am) School families: In order to be eligible for, and remain eligible to pledge tuition as a parish member, you must attend State of the Parish. Additionally, to be considered a … Continue Reading »
You’re invited to a Celebration of Our Saints! Join Archbishop Paul D. Etienne, Bishop Eusebio Elizondo, and Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg in celebrating the saints from our diverse cultural communities. All are welcome to a reception following the Mass, with ethnic foods and beautiful displays of our saints, provided by the cultural communities of the … Continue Reading »
Washington State and the Archdiocese of Seattle have updated the immunization requirements for the upcoming 20/21 school year. From the Archdiocese of Seattle, Catholic Schools Department: Every student enrolled in a Level 1 Catholic School in the Archdiocese of Seattle shall be immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases caused by infectious agents in accordance with the immunization … Continue Reading »
Governor Jay Inslee signed a new law last April, updating car seat regulations in Washington State to go into effect January 1, 2020. The booster seat law in Washington State changes for students from PK-8th grade. A summary of the new requirements: Children under age 2 must be properly secured in a rear-facing car seat until … Continue Reading »
Shelter Ministry Is Changing – Please Get Involved! Are you interested in helping needy people in our community? St. John’s Shelter ministry is shifting focus this year, and we need as much input and support as possible! Please come to our wine-and-cheese gathering Sunday, October 13, at 5:00pm in the mezzanine. Let’s raise a … Continue Reading »
Bump It Up “FUN”Raiser 2019! Registration is open for Bump It Up! Bump It Up is an adult volleyball tournament that takes place here at St. John during the month of October. Parents and teachers – get your teams together, have fun and support St. Al/John Athletics! No experience necessary. See the attached flyer … Continue Reading »
