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February 28, 2022Join our faith community—and more than 12,000 Catholic communities across the United States—in a transformative Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up your CRS Rice Bowl at Mass on Ash Wednesday, in the church, school or Pastoral Center. During the 40 days of Lent, we will reflect on global hunger and take action to help our sisters and brothers impacted by this injustice. Visit crsricebowl.org to learn more.Read More -
February 18, 2022Join the Washington State Catholic Bishops in calling on State Legislators to support affordable housing and policies that assist those experiencing homelessness. Specifically, we ask for support for programs that focus on permanent housing solutions, an increase in funding for behavioral health services, and support for both the Housing Trust Fund and the Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) program, funding them at the highest appropriate levels. Click above to take action.Read More -
February 18, 2022The Ignatian Spirituality Center invites you to join them on Fridays, February 25 and April 22 from 9:30am-11am via Zoom for a two-party series on The Art of Spiritual Direction. Learn about St. Ignatius and the roots of the Ignatian Spiritual Direction tradition, explore how spiritual direction works, and discuss the way the tradition contributes to one’s personal spiritual journey and continues to have relevance in our current times. Click above to learn more.Read More -
February 18, 2022Around the world, Catholic Relief Services is partnering with USAID to provide life-saving assistance to our most vulnerable brothers and sisters. How can you join them? By urging your members of Congress to respond to their needs and prevent further devastation around the world by providing international assistance to poverty-reducing programs. Congress is poised to pass another continuing resolution to fund the government through March 11. By not passing the 2022 federal budget, Congress risks losing the additional $4 billion proposed for poverty-reducing accounts. We must take new action now to make sure that everyone has the means to stay safe and healthy and thrive. Click above to learn moer.Read More -
February 16, 2022"It's crunch time! The committee hearing for the assisted suicide expansion bill (ESHB 1141) will be happening this Friday at 8 AM. Join the Washington State Bishops in calling on our senators to oppose the expansion of assisted suicide, House Bill 1141 (HB 1141). This bill would loosen important safeguards in the existing physician assisted suicide law. This bill shortens the waiting period from 15 days to just 3 to wait between making a request and receiving a lethal prescription. The 3 days would be fully waivable if they are expected to die sooner. The bill broadens the definition of a "qualified medical provider" who can make a diagnosis and prescribe lethal medication. Two physicians are no longer required to diagnose a patient. The 72 hour wait time may even be waived if the "qualified medical provider" deems that a patient has less than 72 hours to live. HB 1141 also permits assisted suicide prescriptions to be delivered via the mail. We especially need people to contact their senators if they sit on the Committee on Health and Long Term Care, as they are participating in a hearing on this bill on Friday. Click above to learn more and take action.Read More
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February 15, 2022Hidden Mercy tells stories of Catholic responses to the AIDS epidemic. The author, Michael O’Loughlin, is coming to Seattle U to talk about his book on 2/16 at 7pm. All are welcome! To learn more and to register, click above.Read More -
February 7, 2022Local Catholic parishes and agencies invite all to attend a virtual workshop on Racial Justice with Fr. Dan Horan, OFM on Saturday, February 12 from 9am-1pm via Zoom. In this workshop, Fr. Dan, author of A White Catholic’s Guide to Racism and Privilege, invites us to actively address racism and become collaborators who work for racial justice in our society and Church. Grounded in the Gospel, the wisdom of Catholic tradition and Catholic social teaching, he offers practical ways to educate ourselves and advocate for racial justice. Click above to learn more.Read More
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