440 N.E. Ash

Pullman, WA 99163

Mass Schedule: All Masses are online only.

Daily Mass: Monday Communion service: 7:15 AM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 7:15 AM Sunday: 8:30 AM

Reconciliation (Penance): Available only to those in danger of death, until further notice.

Baptism: Please plan at least two weeks in advance.

Marriage: Please plan at least four months in advance.

Parish Phone: 509-332-5312

Website: www.sacredheartpullman.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredheartpullman

Instagram: www.instagram.com/sacredheartpullman

Pastor: Father Steve Dublinski Office phone: 509-332-5312 E-mail: sdublinski@dioceseofspokane.org

Deacon: Jim Evermann Phone: 509-339-3607 E-mail: jim.evermann@gmail.com

Office Manager: Debbie Hawbaker E-Mail: dhawbaker@dioceseofspokane.org

Secretary & Bulletin Editor: Mary Sutherland E-mail:msutherland@dioceseofspokane.org

Offer a Mass: Contact Mary Sutherland to have a Mass said for a loved one

Pastoral Council Charlotte Snekvik, Chair 509-595-3048

Faith Formation 509-332-4402 Theresa Paul, Director E-mail: tpaul@dioceseofspokane.org

Sue McNamara, Faith Formation Assistant E-mail: smcnamara@dioceseofspokane.org

Youth Ministries Coordinator Linea Johnson 509-332-4402 E-mail: ljohnson@dioceseofspokane.org

Faith Formation Board Penny Zimmerman, President: 509-330-0736

Altar Society Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628

Catholic Daughters Lorraine Farrand, Regent 509-878-1181

Knights of Columbus Dan Jinguji, Grand Knight 206-919-857

Sacred Heart Social Justice Ministry Tim Paulitz 509-332-6184 Francy Bose 509-332-5114

Caritas Committee Mary Johnson 509-332-5633

Communion for the Homebound Jim Evermann 509-334-3041 Lucille Guettinger 509-334-2628

Helping Hands (meals) Faith Formation office 509-332-4402

Vocation Ministry Al Farrand 509-878-1181

Wheel chair access entry is from back of Church alley.

Published weekly by Sacred Heart Catholic Church 440 N.E. Ash Pullman, WA 99163 ISSUE NO. 629

Sacred Heart Church Bulletin

April 5, 2020

Return Service Requested

Living Faith Booklets for April—June, 2020, are available at the main church entrance. They provide daily reflections and the list of daily Mass readings. It helps Catholics pray with the Church seasons. Please be careful of sanitation when opening the church door. There is hand sanitizer by the booklets.

S A C R E D H E A R T C H U R C H

Children’s Faith Formation

Go to https://sacredheartpullman.org/youth-enrichment

for ideas for faith homeschooling and for resources for celebrating Holy Week and Easter at home with your family.

Message from Fr. Steve Dublinski We are now in our third week of being closed and Holy Week is just ahead. Though the coronavirus has not hit Whitman County hard yet, we all know people in areas that are fighting the “beast.” Locally, I am thankful for all who are doing everything they can to prevent the virus spread . Palm Sunday is approaching, and I had hoped to find a way to get palms to you. This is not possible. For your home observance of Palm Sunday you may consider cutting some evergreen boughs since they are the only thing available. For families with children you may want to get creative and cut palms out of paper and color them, or make ribbon streamers on a stick. On Sunday morning palms will be blessed and then put back into cold storage with the hope that we can hand them out at a later date. At 8:30 Sunday morning mass will be livestreamed. This is intended to compliment your home observance of the Lord’s Day. There are resources on our webpage to help you pray at home. Click on our Praying At Home this Sunday link to find a suggested prayer service. If you are watching the Mass online, there is a link on our webpage with the songs so that you can sing along. We recently ordered 150 small holy water bottles. If you are part of Flock Notes you’ll receive a notice that you can respond to and a bottle of holy water will be left on your doorstep. We will wash the bottles before filling them and then handle them with gloves to prevent contamination. The Holy Water can be used on Easter Saturday and Sunday during the Renewal of our Profession of Faith. On weekdays Mass is livestreamed in the morning at 7:15. If that is a little early for you it can be replayed at your leisure on Facebook or in HD on our webpage. If you would like to pray the stations of the cross there is a new link on our homepage that includes pictures of our stations here at Sacred Heart. The prayers are in both English and Spanish. We still need your financial support. Donations can be mailed in or you may give online. Go to sacredheartpullman.org/online-giving to make a one time donation or to schedule automatic contributions on a monthly basis. I really appreciate your support. This is a hard time for everyone. The coronavirus strikes fear in the heart of most of us. Fear is not a good guide for the soul. Jesus over and over again encourages us: “Do not be afraid.” One way of overcoming fear is to get creative. Some people are being really creative in finding ways to help others. If you have come up with a creative way to help, I would love to be able to post it on Facebook. You may encourage someone else to step out in hope in these dark times. Join me in holding all our parish members in prayer every day. Yours in Christ, Fr. Steve Dublinski

All Masses and services are online only. Masses and services in green are planned to be

livestreamed by Fr. Steve (see below).

The Triduum Services in black will be livestreamed by Bishop Daly (see below):

Monday, Communion Service: 7:15 am Tuesday, Mass: 7:15 am Wednesday, Mass: 7:15 am Wednesday, Tenebrae service: 7:00 pm Holy Thursday Evening Prayer: 4:00 pm Holy Thursday: 5:00 pm Good Friday Evening Prayer: 4:00 pm Good Friday: 12:00 pm Holy Saturday Evening Prayer: 4:00 pm Saturday, Easter Vigil: 8:00 pm Easter Sunday Mass: 8:30 am

See parish livestream on the Facebook feed on our homepage: www.sacredheartpullman.org Search Sacred Heart Pullman on YouTube.com for all saved Mass and homily videos, or link to the current ones from our homepage.

See Bishop Daly’s livestream and saved videos at: https://dioceseofspokane.org/mass-at-home

Below the Bishop’s Mass there are directions for viewing the Mass at home, how to make a spiritual communion, and an act of perfect contrition.

Just a reminder that everyone in our parish now has access to Bishop Barron's entire Word on Fire digital video library through the month of April. This includes Catholicism, Pivotal Players, and content for younger viewers. Go to Flocknote to access the website. If you haven’t signed up, register at flocknote.com/shpullman or by texting shcpullman to 84576.

April 5, 2020 - Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

CHURCH SUPPORT: Online giving: https://www.sacredheartpullman.org/online-giving

March 21 & 22 collection: $3,325.80 Weekly amount needed for budget: $6,412.00 Food Bank: $325.00

Altar Society

Altar Care for April: Meg Austin & Gladys Rice Linen Care (all year): Mary Johnson

***Prayers, Joys & Concerns***

Your prayers are asked for: Karen Curry, Mary Johnson’s sister Susan, Colin McGuire, Julianne Hwang, Goretti Manzo, Karen Morrison, Crystal Lee, Diane Moser’s son Jeff , Meg Gollnick, Dennis Duran, Jan Maguire, Jacob Watson, Cheryle Carlson, Dominic Pedrotty, Nikki Clark, Kelly & Dan Campbell, Anne Whelchel, Don Snekvik, Robin Allan, Thomas Becker, Ray & Lina Quock, and Theresa Paul’s dad Bud Stillwaggon. Please pray for the repose of the soul of long time former parishioner Jane Miller, who died in Lewiston on March 22, 2020.

Thank you to those who contributed a total of $700 so far this Lent to the food banks. It was divided between Community Action

Center, the Pullman Food Bank, and the Palouse Food Bank. We will continue to collect funds (rather than food) as long as the COVD-19 crisis continues. If you can help, please write a check to “Sacred Heart Parish” with “Food Bank” on the memo line and mail it to: 440 NE Ash St, Pullman, WA 99163.

Parish Directory! We are making plans for a long over-due parish directory book. We decided to try having parish households email pictures to the office rather than taking everyone’s picture. We may still have some photo shoots when it is safe, and if you don’t have a digital copy, we can scan and return a photo. Please email pictures to: msutherland@dioceseofspokane.org

Our Helping Hands Group will deliver needed items to those who cannot go out, and meals to households where the adults are too sick to cook. (We will leave them on the porch). Thank you to our volunteers. If you can help, please email Mary Sutherland at msutherland@dioceseofspokane.org or Sue McNamara, smcnamara@dioceseofspokane.org Please contact Mary or Sue if you need deliveries.

Other community resources: Dissmores is providing free grocery delivery through April 15. You can shop at dissmores.com.

The Daily Grind Team will shop and deliver items or do errands. To sign-up call: 509-334-3380.

Financial Resources for Washington Residents Impacted by COVID-19. Very good information about how to get financial help during the virus crisis. How to get unemployment, what to do if you are having trouble paying your rent, mortgage, utilities, loans, etc. Also how to avoid scams.

https://dfi.wa.gov/coronavirus-financial-resources

And the Pullman Chamber of Commerce also has good links to help and information: https://pullmanchamber.com/business-information/covid-19/

CRS Rice Bowl. Do this in Memory of Me. As we enter Holy Week, we celebrate the gift of the Eucharist as our heavenly food. We continue to reflect on the

challenge of global hunger. How does our faith inspire us to share the gifts that God has bestowed on us? Visit www.crsricebowl.org for more. Photo by

Georgina Goodwin for Catholic Relief Services. Keep your Rice Bowl activities going until we can meet again

Please continue to save ink cartridges, empty toner, and worn out markers. And keep an eye out for church library books. You can bring them in when church activities resume. You may still bring plastic film and shoes to the boxes at the base of the stairs.

Please remember to continue your regular contributions to the parish during this crisis. The bills still have to be

paid! You can mail checks to 440 NE Ash St, Pullman, WA 99163, set up online payments at: https://www.sacredheartpullman.org/online-giving, or set up “Bill Pay” with your bank or credit union.

Look for Liturgy of the Hours at www.sacredheartpullman.org, click on the praying hands to get the prayers for that day and time. eBreviary is providing this

free as long as the COVID-19 crisis lasts. The new bilingual Stations on our web site are at www.sacredheartpullman.org/stations-estaciones

For videos of the Stations go to: English: https://youtu.be/pJNjtA-Awb4

Español: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4JzBN80Ii8#action=share

Links to directions for making masks for the hospital, vet school and personal use are on our homepage (above).