Liturgy Schedule Public Weekend Masses - In Church

Saturday: 5PM English - Livestreamed

Sunday: 9AM English - Livestreamed 11AM Spanish - Livestreamed 1PM Spanish - Livestreamed Public Weekday Masses - In Church

Tuesday: 6:30PM English/Bilingual

Wednesday - Friday: 9AM English 1st Fri. of the month: 7PM Spanish 1st Sat. of the month: 9AM English

Livestreamed Weekday Masses

Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.: 9AM English Tues.: 6:30PM English/Bilingual 1st Fri. of the month: 7PM Spanish 1st Sat. of the month: 9AM English

Anointing of the Sick By Appointment

Confessions Saturdays 3-4:30PM (sign-up required) or by appointment.

Parish Information 141 156th Avenue SE Bellevue, WA 98007 425-747-4450 www.stlouise.org See page 10 for a full listing of Parish Staff.

Consulte la página 10 para obtener una lista completa de Personal de la Parroquia.

Parish Office Hours: Closed until further notice.

The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, June 6, 2021 Solemnidad del Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo, 6 de Junio del 2021

IGNITE FAITH AND WITNESS GOD'S LOVE • ENCENDIENDO LA FE Y DANDO TESTIMONIO DEL AMOR DE DIOS

Masses are being livestreamed on https://www.stlouise.org/livestream-mass.

From the Pastor • Del Pastor

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Dear friends at St. Louise, Our culture places a high value on the rights of the individual. But the rights of each person need to be balanced with the common good. The Church too ascribes a high value, even a sacredness, to each person, since each is created in God’s image; and the Church holds as sacred both the well-formed conscience of the individual and the common good. As people of faith we see that the individual and communal human search for what is true and good is ultimately a search for God, who is truth and goodness itself. The word “conscience” has Latin roots and means “knowing together." For people of faith, this means that we seek to “know together” the divine law of love that is written on the human heart, to hear the Holy Spirit speaking with the “inner voice” to guide the daily choices that we make. We are challenged to use our conscience to make moral choices with a “true conscience” and to avoid an “erroneous conscience." A true conscience is informed by the truth that is beyond oneself. A false conscience is one that operates with the individual as the reference for moral decision-making. Three primary limitations can lead us to operate with an “erroneous conscience”: · ignorance; · thoughtlessness; and · an actual decision to substitute the false conscience, of the

sovereign rule of self, for the true conscience that refers to an ultimate truth. (“My truth is as good as your truth” and “There is no morally binding truth beyond ourselves.”)

Christians through the centuries have looked to God and the teachings of Jesus, God’s Son, as the ultimate authority for moral -decision making. How can we know what God is saying to us? Bible-based churches see the Bible, the holy scriptures, as all the teaching humans need; in these churches the ultimate authority for determining the message of truth usually rests on the interpretation of the Bible by a single preacher. Numerous “mainline” churches (the historic, established Protestant denominations) look not solely to the Bible, but also to the teachings of the early Church Fathers (Saints Augustine, Ignatius of Antioch, Origen, etc.). St. John Henry Newman was first drawn to the Anglican Church because he saw that the writings of the early Church Fathers offered a profound and ancient wisdom to interpret the scriptures, and so had a more universal view than the Evangelical churches to which he was initially attracted. He later noticed, however, that most of these churches were too closely tied to a country or culture where they were founded, which also places limits on universal understanding. His search for universal truth was satisfied in the Catholic Church because its teaching was “universal” – that is to say, a faith for every time, place and people.

Fr. Gary’s article continues on page 9...

Queridos amigos de Sta. Luisa: Nuestra cultura otorga una gran importancia a los derechos del indivi-duo. Pero los derechos de cada persona necesitan estar equilibrados con el bien común. La Iglesia también le da una gran importancia, incluso un carácter sagrado, a cada persona, ya que todos estamos creados a imagen de Dios, por lo que la Iglesia considera sagrados a ambos, la conciencia bien formada del individuo y el bien común. Como gente de fe, nosotros vemos que la búsqueda individual y común de lo que es verdadero y bueno es, finalmente, la búsqueda de Dios, quien es verdad y bondad en sí mismo. La palabra “conciencia” tiene raíces latinas y significa “conociendo juntos.” Para nosotros, gente de fe, esto significa que queremos “conocer juntos” la ley divina del amor, que está escrita en el corazón humano; escuchar al Espíritu Santo hablando con la “voz interior” para guiarnos en las decisiones que tomamos todos los días. Tenemos el reto de usar nuestra conciencia para tomar decisiones morales con una “conciencia verdadera” y evitar una “conciencia errónea." Una conciencia verdadera se informa con la verdad que está más allá de nosotros mismos. Una conciencia falsa es la que opera con el individuo como referencia para la toma de decisiones morales. Tres principales limitaciones pueden llevarnos a funcionar con una “conciencia errónea”: · Ignorancia; · Descuido, y · Una verdadera decisión de sustituir la conciencia verdadera,

que se refiere a una verdad final, por la conciencia falsa, de la regla máxima del ego, - (“Mi verdad es tan buena como la tuya” y “No existe una verdad que nos obligue moralmente más allá de nosotros mismos.”)

Los cristianos a lo largo de los siglos han visto a Dios y las enseñan-zas de su Hijo Jesús como la verdadera autoridad para la toma moral de decisiones. ¿Cómo podemos saber lo que Dios nos está diciendo? Las Iglesias basadas en la Biblia ven a las sagradas escrituras como la única enseñanza que necesitamos los humanos; en esas iglesias, la autori-dad definitiva para determinar el mensaje de verdad usualmente recae en la interpretación de la Biblia por un solo pastor. Numerosas Iglesias “principales” (las denominaciones protestantes históricas y establecidas) acuden no solo a la Biblia, sino también a las enseñan-zas de los primeros Padres de la Iglesia (San Agustín, San Ignacio de Antioquia, Orígenes, etc.). San Juan Henry Newman se sintió atraído en un principio por la Igle-sia Anglicana, porque vio que los escritos de los primeros Padres de la Iglesia ofrecían una profunda y antigua sabiduría para interpretar las escrituras y así tenía una visión más universal que las iglesias evangélicas, a las cuales estuvo atraído inicialmente. Sin embargo, más tarde notó que la mayoría de esas iglesias estaban demasiado unidas al país o a la cultura donde fueron fundadas, lo cual también ponía límites a su comprensión universal. Su búsqueda de la verdad universal encontró respuesta en la Iglesia Católica, porque su ense-ñanza es “universal” – es decir, es una fe para todas las épocas, lugares y personas. El artículo del P. Gary continúa en la página 9 ...

This Week In Our Parish Esta Semana en Nuestra Parroquia

Find our parish calendar online at https://www.stlouise.org/calendar-1.

Parish Office Hours:

Closed until further notice.

Sunday, June 6 9AM Mass (English) (also livestream) 11AM Mass (Spanish) (also livestream) 1PM Mass (Spanish) (also livestream) Pan Dulce y Chocolate después de la Misa de 1PM

(Spanish) (livestream only)

Monday, June 7 9AM Mass (English) (livestream only)

Tuesday, June 8 6:30PM Mass (Bilingual) (also livestream)

Wednesday, June 9 9AM Mass (English) (also livestream)

Thursday, June 10 9AM Mass (English) (also livestream) 7PM Rosary (English) (also livestream) 8PM Rosary (Spanish) (also livestream)

Friday, June 11 9AM Mass (English) (also livestream)

Saturday, June 12 10AM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (St. Louise

Room) 5PM Mass (English) (also livestream) Coffee and Doughnuts after the 5PM Mass (English)

(livestream only)

Sunday, June 13 9AM Mass (English) (also livestream) 11AM Mass (Spanish) (also livestream) 1PM Mass (Spanish) (also livestream) Pan Dulce y Chocolate después de la Misa de 1PM

(Spanish) (livestream only)

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WELCOME to St. Louise Parish If you are new here, a returning Catholic, or have been a member and don’t feel connected, contact our Parish Office at 425-747-4450 to find out more information about the parish. If you are interested in registering, fill out an information card, found at the welcome desk in the main vestibule of the church, and drop it in the collection basket, or register online at www.stlouise.org.

BIENVENIDO a Santa Luisa Si es nuevo aquí, está regresando a la iglesia católica, o ha sido miembro y no se siente conectado, póngase en contacto con nuestra Oficina Parroquial al 425-747-4450 para obtener más información acerca de la parroquia. Si usted está interesado en registrarse, llene una tarjeta de información que se encuentra en la recepción de bienvenida en el vestíbulo principal de la iglesia, y colóquela en la canasta de la colecta, o regístrese en línea en www.stlouise.org.

Sign-ups for Confessions. Due to COVID restrictions we are now asking people to sign up (first names only) for confes-sions on Saturday afternoons from 3PM - 4:30PM. You will need to have a reservation: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60b0f49a8aa2fa2fd0-saturday.

...Fr. Gary’s article continued For that same reason, when Catholics search for the truth to inform our conscience, we look to the scriptures as the basis of our teaching, the Early Church Fathers for their ancient wisdom for interpreting the scrip-tures, and the teaching magisterium of the Church which, as teacher, helps us to apply God’s revelation to the questions of today. Once a person has informed their “true conscience” with study, prayer, and proper consultation, then their individual choice in accordance with that conscience is sacred. It is possible, except in the rare cases where something can never be morally justified (for instance, terrorism, racism or abortion), that two people exercising their “true conscience” may come to different conclusions (for instance, voting for a particular politi-cal party or candidate). One of the ways in which Pope Francis encourages us, when we face difficult moral choices in our pluralistic age, is his use of the word “accompaniment.” He reminds us that we are meant to accompany one another. Jesus is the one who first accompanies us, always looking at who we are in the depth of our hearts. He invites us to walk with him, to look to him for guidance to know what is true, good and beautiful. We look to him not just as individuals, but as a community, as the Church. The mystery of the Church is not one-dimensional. Yes, we are the Church – and the Church is also our mother, our teacher. As a loving mother, the Church does not impose her teaching on society or individuals, but proposes to all the vision of the Gospel. Faithful Catholics look to the hard teachings not with disdain, but with respect and the true desire to be faithful even when we disagree or find the teaching difficult to live out. I invite you to go deeper. Bishop Robert Barron has an eight-minute message on Conscience and Morality which you can view at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYvbgOTGm7g. Blessings to all! Fr. Gary Zender p.s. Next week's article will discuss the Theology of the Body.

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Are you new to the Catholic Church or interested in learning more about how to become Catholic?

St. Louise Catholic Church is here to help! RCIA is an acronym we use to describe the process of becom-ing Catholic. RCIA stands for Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. It is a journey through which seekers of faith are initiat-ed into the Catholic Church through a process of investigation, prayer, conversion and ritual. Who is RCIA for?

· Non-Catholics who want to find out more about the Catholic faith;

· Those who have not been baptized and want to become Catholic;

· Those who were baptized in a Protestant church and want to become Catholic;

· Those who were baptized Catholics as infants but did not complete formation and the sacraments of Confir-mation or First Eucharist.

If you have questions, we would love to walk with you. Please reach out to Katie O’Neill in the Parish Office at katie@stlouise.org or 425-214-5477.

Music Ministry Coordinator Needed St. Louise Parish is seeking a faith-filled and energetic Music Ministry Coordinator. This coordinator will plan and coordinate a comprehensive music program in order to facilitate the full and active participation of the congregation in the liturgical life of the Church in both English and Spanish. This opportunity might be for you if:you have a minimum of five years' experience in con-ducting and singing. You have training or experience with various choral techniques. You are enthusiastic in leading and develop-ing the Catholic Church’s liturgical music-oriented activities you have considerable knowledge of and familiarity with the Roman Catholic liturgy. ·You are an active, practicing Catholic in good standing with the Church. Starting salary depends on qualifica-tions and experience. Includes evening and weekend work. 20 hours per week beginning July 1. Interested applicants should send a resume to businessoffice@stlouise.org.

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This Week’s Mass Intentions

Sunday, June 6

9AM Parish Community Intentions

11AM and 1PM Intenciones de la Comunida Parroquial

Monday, June 7, 9AM

Dorothy Dizon, Spec. Int.

Tuesday, June 8, 6:30PM Paul Cowgill, Deceased

Wednesday, June 9, 9AM

Steve Bright, Deceased

Thursday, June 10, 9AM Rene Rosal, Deceased

Friday, June 11, 9AM

Katherine Stepanov, Deceased

Saturday, June 5, 5PM

Parish Community Intentions

Liturgy, Spirituality and Worship

Let Us Pray: PLEASE REMEMBER, IN YOUR PRAYERS THIS WEEK, ALL THOSE WHO HAVE ASKED FOR OUR PRAYERS: (To add or remove names please contact David Gehrig at david@stlouise.org or 425-214-5466.)

For the sick. We remember especially: Ada, Diane Albee, Rosalyn Alindayu, Marylou Andersen, Luke Artalona, Terry Baker, Marge Baribault, Janet Blakley, Jeanne Blaszczyk, Alex Boldizsar, Dahlia Borromeo, Nick Monte Calvo, Sharon Campbell, Eileen Conces, Carole Coomes, Richard Cortez, Linda Courter, Liz Crum, Paul Desimone, Maria (Crum) Droz, Luke Esser, Aria Faler, Ana Maria de Faria, Mary Ann Feczko, Angelina Folino, Tricia Freeman, Analisa Garcia, Forough Ghoddouss, Jan Ghosn, Fabio Gobbo, Jesse Gonzalez, Martha Gonzalez, Cathy Grainger, Lois Hernandez, Chris Hodneland, Avery Jaque, Elena Javelona, Kailee, Kristina Kirpatrick, Amma Kumar, Kay Landau, Fr. Jim Lee, Yvette Lozano, Paul MacDonald, Billy Machado, Peyton Marquez, Bill Matson, Jim McBeth, Kris McGowan, D.J. McPherson, Ofelia Mendez, Bryan Meyer, Rita Moreno, Hilda Michael, Mari Navarre-Fink, Charles Neal, Shirley Neal, Freya O’Bryan-Herriott, Moises Olivares Taipe, Susy Ollis, Barbara Olson, Bud Olson, Tim Omundson, Patti Partington, Mike Pastore, Gary Pfohl, Jeshua Perez, Rosaura Perez, Christine Philipp, Lisa Reed, Earl Rial, Ed Rial, Carmelo Ricciardelli, Joyce Rothnie, Stephen Rusch, Branen Sanchez, Rosa Maria Santos, Sondra Sciola, Dorothy Shindler, Gerry Siruno, Deanie Smith, JoAnne (Zender) Smith, Jack Stumph, Clara Sun, Jackie Swett, George Thorpe, John Trinh, Fred Tuazon, Mary Wirta, Nancy Wright, Leon Young, Des Zamora.

For the dead: We pray especially for all who have passed away in the month of May. For the most current information on parish funerals, go to the home page of our parish website, www.stlouise.org.

Juneteenth Mass Saturday, June 19, at 9AM we will have a special Mass for Juneteenth. Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States.

Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Everyone is invited to join in celebrating a novena to the Virgin Mary under her title, "Our Lady of Perpetual Help," at 10AM for nine Saturdays, beginning May 1. The nove-na gathering will be in the St. Louise Room. Please note that the novena will not be livestreamed. Remaining dates for the novena are June 12, 19, 26.

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Stewardship • La Corresponsabilidad

Our Financial Gifts MAY 23, 2021

Offertory $24,756.68 Other collections and donations:

St. Vincent ........................................................... $424.00 Social Concerns .................................................... $45.00 Holy Day ............................................................. $228.00 Improvements ....................................................... $45.00 Flowers ................................................................... $0.00 Building Fund ........................................................ $55.00

Thank you for your generosity!

Archdiocesan 2021 Annual Catholic Appeal

Each year during the Annual Catholic Appeal campaign, we pause and consid-er all the good that is done because we give: the homeless are sheltered; the elderly are cared for; our seminarians are prepared for future ministry, to name a few. Great things are accomplished in the name of Jesus!

If you have not already done so, please say “YES” to the Annual Catholic Appeal with a gift TODAY. Gifts of any amount

are welcome, and your gift will make everything possible. If you cannot make a financial commitment at this time, please fill out an envelope and pledge to offer a prayer (write “prayer” on the pledge amount area). Return your pledge envelope today or donate online: www.seattlearchdiocese.org/donate. Be sure to note St. Louise as your parish.

Children's Sacramental Preparation Children who wish to pre-pare for the sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist must be at least 7 years of age and registered in our Children's Faith Formation Program or our school program. Family sessions for the immediate preparation of the sacra-ments will be held begin-ning in February

2022. Cost for the program is $60. Scholarships are available. Registration and a calendar of events is available on our parish website: www.stlouise.org. For further details, contact Geri Hanley at the Parish Office, 425 214-5464 or geri@stlouise.org.

Faith Formation

Children's Faith Formation What a year it has been! Our Children's Faith Formation pro-gram was offered as Family Faith Formation, with lessons sent home each week and a monthly in-person opportunity to gath-er. Our grateful thanks to our catechists and volunteers who made the program possible. It is our hope that beginning in the Fall, we will be able to return to in-person Sunday classes for children. Registration is now available on our parish website. The program will begin with a Children's Retreat Day on Sep-tember 18 from 9AM until noon. Classes will resume on Sun-day, October 3rd from 8:30AM until 10AM. Children are invited to join our community at the Offertory of the Mass. Class size is limited to 20 children. Early registration is encour-aged. We are excited about sharing the Good News of the gos-pel with the young people of our parish. If you have a question, please feel free to contact Geri Hanley at the Parish Office, 425 214-5464 or geri@stlouise.org

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Sección en español ...El articulo del P. Gary continuó Por esa misma razón, cuando los católicos buscamos la verdad para formar nuestra conciencia, acudimos a las escrituras como base de nuestra enseñanza; a los Primeros Padres de la Iglesia por su antigua sabiduría para interpretar la escritura; y al magisterio de enseñanza de la Iglesia, que, como maestra, nos ayuda a aplicar la revelación de Dios a las cuestiones de hoy. Una vez que una persona ha informado su “conciencia verdadera” por medio del estudio, la oración y la consulta adecuada, entonces su elección individual, de acuerdo con esa conciencia, es sagrada. Es posible, excepto en casos muy raros en que algo nunca se justifica moralmente (por ejemplo, el terrorismo, el racismo o el aborto), que dos personas ejerciendo su “conciencia verdadera” pueden llegar a diferentes conclusiones (por ejemplo, votar por un candidato o partido político en particular). Una de las formas que el Papa Francisco nos anima a utilizar cuando enfrentamos decisiones morales difíciles en nuestra era plural, es la pala-bra “acompañamiento.” Él nos recuerda que nosotros debemos acompañarnos unos a otros. Jesús es el primero que nos acompaña, siempre viendo quiénes somos en lo profundo de nuestros corazones. Él nos invita a caminar con él, a buscarlo para guiarnos para conocer lo que es verdadero, bueno y bello. Acudimos a él no solo como individuos, sino también como una comuni-dad, la Iglesia. El misterio de la Iglesia no es de una dimensión. Sí, nosotros somos la Iglesia – pero la Iglesia es también nuestra madre y nues-tra maestra. Como una madre amorosa, la Iglesia no impone su enseñanza en la sociedad o los individuos, sino que propone a todos la visión del Evangelio. Los fieles católicos observamos sus sólidas enseñanzas no con desdén, sino con respeto y un verdadero deseo de ser fieles, aun cuando no estemos de acuerdo con la enseñanza o resulte difícil ponerla en práctica. Los invito a ir más a fondo. El Obispo Robert Barron tiene un mensaje de ocho minutos sobre Conciencia y Moralidad, que ustedes pueden ver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYvbgOTGm7g. ¡Bendiciones para todos! P. Gary Zender p.d. El artículo de próxima semana tratará sobre la Teología del Cuerpo.

If you are interested in having an announcement published in the bulletin, please visit the parish website to read the bulletin publishing guidelines. Questions: email bulletin@stlouise.org.

• Si está interesado en tener un artículo publicado en el boletín, visite por favor el sitio web de la parroquia www.stlouise.org, para leer las pautas editoriales para el boletín. ¿Preguntas? Email bulletin@stlouise.org.

Pastoral and Administrative Staff

Pastoral Counseling Cathy Callans, MA, LMHCA ……..…425-440-1162, cathy@stlouise.org Eastside Pastoral Care Ministry/ Ministerio de Cuidado Pastoral Eastside ……..…...…..425-655-3200

Pastor (habla español) Fr. Gary Zender …..………….425-747-4450 x5463, frgary@stlouise.org Parochial Vicar / Vicario Parroquial (habla español) Fr. Carlos Orozco…..……….425-747-4450 x5462, frcarlos@stlouise.org Deacons Dcn. Sam Basta………..….…..425-214-5382, deaconsam@stlouise.org Dcn. Cesar Galindo-Legaria…………425-214-5468, cesar@stlouise.org (habla español)

Pastoral Assistants / Asistentes Pastorales

Community Life/Pastoral Associate Faith Formation, & Sacraments (English) Geri Hanley ……………………....425-747-4450 x5464, geri@stlouise.org Initiation & Sacraments (Spanish) / Preparación Sacramental (español) *Para Bautizos, Primera Reconciliación, Comunión, Confirmación para niños y adultos, contactar Berenice Brambila. Hispanic Ministry / Ministerio Hispano (habla español) Advocacy for Annulment Process/ Defensa del Proceso de Anulación para matrimonios Ma. Berenice Brambila ……425-747-4450 x5474, berenice@stlouise.org Pastoral Care and Advocacy for Annulment Process / Cuidado Pastoral y Defensa del Proceso de Anulación David Gehrig …………………...425-747-4450 x5466, david@stlouise.org

Worship Liturgy and Music Ministry / Ministerio de la Música Lynette Basta ………………....425-747-4450 x5467, lynette@stlouise.org

Evangelization Evangelization/Evangelización/Initiation (RCIA) Katie O’Neill …………………….425-747-4450 x 5477, katie@stlouise.org Youth Ministry / Ministerio para Jóvenes Amy Baumgardner……………….425-747-4450 x 5465, amy@stlouise.org

Anyone who has any concerns or allegations related to the safety and wellbeing of our children regarding clergy or lay leaders in the Archdiocese of Seattle should con-tact the special hotline at 1-800-446-7762.

Cualquiera que tenga alguna inquietud o alegatos relacionados con la seguridad y el bienestar de nuestros niños en relación al clero o líderes laicos en la Ar-quidiócesis de Seattle puede llamar a la línea especial 1-800-446-7762.

The Archdiocese of Seattle has established a confidential telephone hotline, 1-844-815-8236, and website, seattlearchdiocese.ethicspoint.com, for parish staff and parishioners to anonymously raise concerns about suspected unethical behavior by church personnel. Learn more about this hotline by visiting the website or by getting a copy of the “We Never Sleep” brochure from the main vestibule of the church.

La Arquidiócesis de Seattle ha establecido una línea telefónica confidencial, 1-844-815-8236 y un sitio de web, ,seattlearchdiocese.ethicspoint.com, para que el personal de la parroquia y los feligreses expresen de forma anónima las preocupaciones sobre el comportamiento poco ético sospechado por el personal de la iglesia. Obtenga más información acerca de esta línea directa visitando el sitio web u obteniendo una copia del folleto "We Never Sleep" en el vestíbulo principal de la Iglesia.

Parish Administrator / Administrador Parroquial Jonathan Taasan ……….425-747-4450 x5473, jonathan@stlouise.org Bookkeeper—Capital Campaign / Contadora—Campaña de Capital Barbara Abbott ………...…425-747-4450 x5471, barbara@stlouise.org Parish Receptionists / Recepcionistas Parroquiales Nila Agostini ..(habla español) 425-747-4450 x5460, nila@stlouise.org

Michael Johnson ………...425-747-4450 x5460, michael@stlouise.org Administrative Assistant for Fr. Gary / Asistente Administrativa

para el Padre Gary (habla español) Fabiola Ward …….…425-747-4450 x5476, fabiola@stlouise.org Facilities & Maintenance Questions / Preguntas de Instalaciones y Mantenimiento Jonathan Taasan……….425-746-4220 x5473, jonathan@stlouise.org

Parish School / Escuela Parroquial Principal / Director Dan Fitzpatrick …….…425-746-4220 x5454, danf@stlouiseschool.org Vice Principal / Subdirector Mike Fuerte …………425-746-4220 x5406, mikef@stlouiseschool.org Secretary / Secretaria Mindy Morgan ….…425-746-4220 x5400, mindym@stlouiseschool.org Tracy Brown ……...425-746-4220x5400, tracyb@stlouiseschool.org Development Director / Directora de Desarrollo Julianne Read …….425-746-4220 x5386, julianner@stlouiseschool.org

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2956 152nd Ave. NE • Redmond, WA

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