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Beginning the First Sunday of Advent, our Church shifts its focus from the Gospel of Mark to the Gospel of Luke. Fr. Mike Raschko will join us again this year for our annual Liturgy Day. He will share with us key insights into understanding this gospel, with its particular focus on the poor and marginalized. (*Liturgical Ministers will stay until 11:30 AM)

All are welcome to receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick immediately following all our Masses on November 3-4. The experience of sickness, long-term illness and aging changes our lives. As a church we care for one another and we support the sick by our presence and our prayers. Contact Marion Kari, marionk@olgseattle.org or 206-935-0358, for more information.

Reception immediately following in the Walmesley Center.

OLG Immigrant Ministry invites you to an interactive workshop to explore our cultural lenses.  Cultural lenses affect how we walk through the world and how we interact with people from different cultural backgrounds.  The foundational practice of cultural humility is recognizing the cultural ways of being that are usually beneath the surface of awareness, especially if we are part of the dominant culture.  Click above for more details.

Monthly Breakfast, second Thursday of each month.

Come join OLG’s Immigrant Ministry as we seek new ways to encounter our immigrant brothers and sisters through education, advocacy and community building!

In observance of Veterans Day. We will reopen on Tuesday 11/13/18 at 9:00am.

Everyone is invited to celebrate the life of long -time parishioner of OLG at his funeral at St. Elizabeth Episcopal Church. PLEASE RSVP BY CONTACTING MARTY KILEY AT martysuzannekiley3108@comcast.net . Rodger made made beautiful items out of wood, several of which he donated to our parish. This includes some liturgy dishes and the large cross hanging in the gym. May he rest in peace!

OLG's annual Catholic Relief Services Ethical Trade Sale is coming soon!  Ethical Trade seeks to change the ways in which conventional trade often leaves behind the most vulnerable people. By buying Ethical Trade, you support the efforts of skilled farmers and artisans working to break the cycle of poverty and to build stronger communities.  Employers also assure that workers are treated with dignity and that forced labor is not part of the supply chain. Click above for product and vendor information.

What a wonderful way to thank God for all the blessings in your life! You are also invited to bring non-perishable food for our St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank, and an item for your own family meal to be blessed by Fr. Jack.

Everyone is invited to join in singing carols, drinking hot chocolate and counting down to the lighting of our trees to kick off the Advent season.