Join parishioners throughout the Archdiocese of Seattle for the following upcoming multicultural events!
Join Bishop Elizondo at the Celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on Saturday, December 2 for holy hour, rosary, Mañanitas, procession and Mass at St. James Cathedral. The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe honors the Virgin Mary who appeared to Juan Diego in Mexico City.
The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe honors the Virgin Mary, who appeared to an Aztec peasant, Juan Diego, for the first time on a hill called Tepeyac on Dec. 9, 1531, in Mexico City. Mary told the Christian convert, in his native language of Nahuatl, that she wanted a church built in her honor on the site of her apparition. Our Lady of Guadalupe is the Patroness of the Americas and the Philippines.
Program at Immaculate Conception
8-9 am – Holy Hour
9-9:45 am – Rosary
9:45-10:00 am Mañanitas
Procession
10:15-11:30 am
Begins at Immaculate Conception Parish and ends at St. James Cathedral
Mass at St. James Cathedral
12:10pm
Reception
Following Mass in the Cathedral Hall
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Join Bishop Elizondo and Catholics from around the archdiocese for this festive, colorful and prayerful Advent celebration. This Filipino tradition ushers in Simbang Gabi, a novena of nine Masses meant to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Attend in person or livestream on Facebook or Vimeo at @ArchdioceseofSeattle. All are welcome.
And be sure to join us at St. Luke for our Simbang Gabi Mass on Saturday, December 9 at the 5pm VIgil Mass!
In July, 2020, St. Luke Adult Faith Formation, a sub-committee of St. Luke’s Vision2022 Plan’s Education and Faith Formation Co-Mission, offered a four-week study via Zoom on the pastoral letter to end racism: Open Wide Our Hearts: the enduring call to love. Over forty St. Luke parishioners participated in the discussions that were lively, inspiring, and encouraging.
The pastoral letter by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) on racism, written in 2018, can be viewed HERE.