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Partners Listening Sessions: 9/26 and 10/2, 6-9PM
September 26, 2023
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St. Anne Faith Formation for Children & Youth
September 13, 2023
Parent Meeting
Sunday, September 17th, 9:15 AM—Assembly Room
All parents with children ages 4-14 are encouraged to attend our introductory session for our Faith Formation program. We will go over the details of the program and answer any questions. Please join us Sunday in the Assembly room. Please bring your registration form if you have not sent them in. If you di not receive a registration form, please contact Mike—mikeborte@stanneseattle.org Our program begins on Sunday, September 24th.
Children’s Liturgy Planning Meeting
Sunday, September 17th, 11:15 AM—Assembly Room
We will have a gathering of all those interested in getting our Children’s Liturgy program up and running again. This program takes place during the Readings, Homily, Profession of Faith, & Prayers of the Faithful. This allows the youth to celebrate these parts of the Mass at their own level and for parents to actually focus on these parts without distraction. We need a variety of volunteers to spread out the tasks of this ministry. Hope to see you on Sunday. If you have questions, please contact Mike—mikeborte@stanneseattle.org
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True Heart: Discerning Diocesan Priesthood
September 11, 2023
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Looking to Serve? Training this Wednesday, 9/13, 6-8:30PM
September 11, 2023
The ministries we are training for are:
- Lector
- Sacristan
- Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion
- Usher
- Greeter
- Chorister
Attending this training does not require you to serve. But our next training won’t be until December!
School parents, get trained now! These opportunities will also fulfill your school service hours throughout the year.
Questions? Email us at info@stanneseattle.org
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When God Seems Distant (August 31)
August 17, 2023
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Finding Our Soul’s True North: Stages of Growth (September 9)
August 1, 2023
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St. Anne Feast Day Picnic!
July 19, 2023
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St. Anne’s at the Mariners! (August 26)
July 19, 2023
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Summer Storage Clean Out Project
June 16, 2023
As you know, we are planning a full clean up project of St. Anne storage spaces (including the House of Prayer) starting on June 24th.
We are still seeking parishioner input on items we might have in storage. In particular, we are looking for pertinent information such as historical context as we look forward to the actual clean up. You can find the form on our webpage.
Do you (or someone you know) love organizing, bringing order to chaos, or helping clean up old things? We are in need of many volunteers to help us out as we tackle organizing the St. Anne storage spaces.
Here are a couple of needs that we have for the weekend of June 24-25:
- Help moving things out of storage spaces on Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25
- Food and supplies
If you are unable to volunteer physically, please consider signing up for one of our food/supply volunteer needs.
In addition to volunteers, we are also looking for some items to help with the process.
- large plastic storage bins
- hand trucks, dollies, wagons, rolling carts
- tarps
- painter’s tape, construction garbage bags, cleaning supplies
- moving/cardboard boxes for donations
If you are able to help, please sign up here. Once you sign up, we will email you with next steps.
Call for volunteer for the following will come mid-week:
- Help sorting through items during the week of June 26
- Help moving things back into storage once the sorting is complete
- Cleaning the storage spaces before things are put back in
- Hauling things for donation (especially if you have a larger vehicle)
If you have any questions, please reach out to JESSICA or BRIGID.
We are so appreciative of any help or interest in our big summer project. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
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Spring Benefit Concert
May 18, 2023
WHAT: Spring Concert
WHEN: June 11th, 1:00PM
WHERE: St. Anne Church
PRICE: Free! (good will offering benefiting St. Vincent de Paul)
The music department is sponsoring a SPRING CONCERT on JUNE 11TH, 1:00PM. It’s an opportunity for the St. Anne music crew and friends to sing and play beautiful music for everyone. We’ll feature the choir, solo singers, and instrumental solos; an eclectic mix of things we like and want to share with you. The concert is free, but we will be having a good will offering to benefit St. Vincent de Paul. Hope to see you there!
– Charlie Hiestand, Music Director
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Find Our Soul’s True North
May 5, 2023
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School Footloose Online Auction – LIVE NOW!
May 3, 2023
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Synod Updates
April 28, 2023
Synod Moment of Prayer
When is the moment of prayer?
The General Secretariat of the Synod of Bishops has invited the Church throughout the world to a “moment of prayer” for the Synod on Friday, May 31, 2023, the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Why a moment of prayer?
The purpose of this moment of prayer is threefold:
• To pray for the Synodal Process and to place the work of the General Assembly in October under the protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church
• To make the People of God aware of the importance of the Synodal Process and to encourage all to accompany this process with prayer
• To engage lay, religious, and clergy in prayer for the Synod
Please check back later and/or keep your eyes on bulletin announcements and FlockNote mailings for updates on the Q&A session.
What was it?: Synod Listening Session Results AND Q&A
When was it?: Saturday, May 6th after 5pm Vigil Mass AND Sunday, May 7th after 10am Mass
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School Footloose Auction
April 6, 2023
It's time to KICK OFF YOUR SUNDAY SHOES!
FRIDAY MAY 5
FAMILY NIGHTPre-Ordered Dinner Options
No-Host Beer & Wine Carnival Games, Pony Rides, Silent Auction & Raffle
Attire// Western Wear
RSVP encouragedSATURDAY MAY 6
ADULT DINNER & AUCTIONPassed Hors d’oeuvres & Dinner by Ravishing Radish
Hosted Bar & Signature Cocktail, Raffle, Fund-It, Super Silent & Live Auctions
Attire// 80’s Prom & Western Wear
RSVP required
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Alpha Starts Next Tuesday
March 29, 2023
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Stations of the Cross – Bach’s ‘The Well Tempered Clavier’
March 23, 2023
Wednesday, March 29th
7pm – 8pm
St. Anne ChurchBach, as all Baroque composers, attempted to express a single emotion with each piece. The Well-Tempered Clavier is a collection in two books of 96 different pieces, four in each key. It was frankly revolutionary for its time, and is still revered by pianists, organists, and composers. With so many opportunities to give musical garb to emotion, there is a lot to choose from.
The idea of doing a Stations of the Cross with Bach’s music acting as the commentary came from the famous fugue in C# minor from the first book. Tradition has it that the theme is in the shape of a cross and so it is often played on Good Friday. It is also one of the most emotional pieces of music I know, while simultaneously being one of the most intellectual. It wasn’t hard to go through the books and find other pieces suitable for the other stations.
The result is more of a concert than a traditional stations, but for this pianist it is a work of devotion and prayer. Your listening is your participation in the prayer.
Charles Hiestand
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Christmas Dinner
November 4, 2022
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Proclaiming God’s Word
October 27, 2022
A Virtual Workshop for Lectors
Saturday, November 12 at 10:30am
Presenters: Corinna Laughlin, Director of Liturgy at St. James Cathedral and Jim Russell, Coordinator of Lectors at St. John, Seattle
In this interactive online training, parish lectors will have an opportunity to hone their skills as together we reflect on the importance of the Word of God in the liturgy and learn practical tips to prepare and proclaim the Scripture in our parishes. Whether you’re a veteran lector, just starting out, or still thinking about it, you are invited to take advantage of one of two opportunities to go deeper. This workshop is FREE – registration required.
For questions or to register, please contact Jennifer Day in the Liturgy Office of the Archdiocese of Seattle, jennifer.day@seattlearch.org, 206-654-4652.
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All Souls Day, Wednesday, November 2
October 21, 2022
Altar of Remembrance
For All Souls Day, we will again have our Altar of Remembrance under the crucifix. Everyone is invited to bring pictures of their loved ones who have died to be placed on this Altar. These pictures can then remain there for all of November until Advent and be a sacred place in the midst of our community. Our parish Book of the Dead will also be beside this Altar for you to enter the names of those who have died.
6:30 pm Service of Reflection
7:00 pm All Souls Day Mass
If you have questions about the Altar of Remembrance, please do not hesitate to call Carol Ford (206-281-5920) or Monica Bradley (206-286-7694)
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Presentation on the Rosary
October 14, 2022
Join us for a Presentation on the Rosary
Sunday, October 23rd after 10 AM Mass
Assembly RoomWhy do we pray? Is anyone listening? What does the church teach us about prayer? Learn how prayer can improve your faith and life directly from the teachings of St. Dominic, St. JP2, and Our Lady herself. The St. Anne rosary group will lead a discussion about prayer, please join us and other fellow parishioners after Mass in the Assembly Room. We’d love to see you there!
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Young Adult Fall Retreat
October 14, 2022
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Alpha
September 1, 2022