OUR MISSION STATEMENT

Sacred Heart Parish

is a welcoming Catholic community,

which inspires faith in God,

through prayer, sacraments and service,

while living Gospel values,

as faithful followers of Jesus Christ.

LITURGY SCHEDULE

Sunday Mass 11:00 AM & 5:00 PM

Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Live-streamed

Confessions Saturday 3:00-4:00 PM

Weekly Mass Live-streamed

Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 8:45 AM

Monday Rosary 7:00 PM

Infant Baptism Preparation Lucy Paulsen

425-454-9536

First Reconciliation First Communion Preparation

Amy Field 425-450-3912

Confirmation Preparation Andrew Morgan 425-450-3910

Marriage Preparation Fr. John Madigan

425-450-3914

OFFICE HOURS

Parish Closed until further notice

School 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Mon-Fri

March 7, 2021

9460 N.E. 14TH STREET • BELLEVUE, WA 98004 • (425) 454-9536 • Fax (425) 450-3909 www.sacredheart.org

3rd Sunday of Lent

Jesus Cleanses the Temple

PARISH CALENDAR

PARISH SCHOOL 425-451-1773

David Burroughs, Principal Nicole Pickett, Vice-Principal Amy Davis, Dean of Students Laura Leach, Admissions Director Katy Gregg, Development Office Ragan Kim, Auction Director

Kerry Wyman, Office Manager

PARISH LEADERSHIP

•Pastoral Council: Steve Schiro

•Finance Council: Jim Murphy

•School Commission: Pauline Taylor-Kenny

•Social Concerns Commission: Mary Dickins

•Stewardship Commission: Matt Griffith & Barbara Hagen

•Worship Commission: Renata Lampkin

PARISH OFFICE 425-454-9536 Rev. John Madigan, Priest Administrator jmadigan@sacredheart.org 425-450-3914

Theresa Galvez, Pastoral Asst. for Liturgy & Music tgalvez@sacredheart.org 425-450-3906

Mary Dickins, Pastoral Asst. for Pastoral Care & Social Concerns

mdickins@sacredheart.org 425-450-3908

Amy Field, Pastoral Asst. for Children’s Faith Formation afield@sacredheart.org 425-450-3912

Andrew Morgan, Pastoral Asst. for Youth & Campus Ministry amorgan@sacredheart.org 425-450-3910

Administration Staff

Karen Reinke, Pastoral Assistant for Administration kreinke@sacredheart.org 425-450-3902

Robert Eubanks, Facilities Supervisor reubanks@sacredheart.org 425-283-4282

Lucy Paulsen, Admin. Asst. for Reception & Sacraments lpaulsen@sacredheart.org 425-454-9536

James Applegate, CPA Bookkeeper/Accountant japplegate@sacredheart.org 425-450-3919

Karen Meyer, Interim Admin. Asst. for Giving & Data kmeyer@sacredheart.org 425-454-9536

PARISH DIRECTORY

Saturday March 6 Lenten Weekday 9:00 AM The Gospel of John by Ron Ryan—ON LINE 3:00 PM Confessions 5:00 PM Mass IN PERSON BY RESERVATION ONLY & LIVE-STREAM

Sunday March 7 THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT 11:00 AM Mass IN PERSON BY RESERVATION ONLY 2:30 PM Confirmation Preparation Session— School Gym 5:00 PM Mass IN PERSON BY RESERVATION ONLY & LIVE-STREAM

Monday March 8 Saint John of God, Religious 7:00 PM Rosary Group

Tuesday March 9 Saint Frances of Rome, Religious

Wednesday March 10 Lenten Weekday 8:45 AM Mass, school attending—LIVE-STREAM 7:00 PM MS Youth Group—Parish Hall

Thursday March 11 Lenten Weekday 8:45 AM Daily Mass—LIVE-STREAM

Friday March 12 Lenten Weekday 8:45 AM Daily Mass—LIVE-STREAM 9:15 AM Stations of the Cross—LIVE-STREAM

Saturday March 13 Lenten Weekday 9:00 AM The Gospel of John by Ron Ryan—ON LINE 3:00 PM Confessions 5:00 PM Mass IN PERSON BY RESERVATION ONLY & LIVE-STREAM

Sunday March 14 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 11:00 AM Mass IN PERSON BY RESERVATION ONLY 2:30 PM Confirmation Preparation Session— School Gym 5:00 PM Mass IN PERSON BY RESERVATION ONLY & LIVE-STREAM

FROM FR. JOHN MADIGAN

THE GOLDEN GLOBES!

I thought this title might get your attention! You may even have watched the show last Sunday evening—didn’t. However, I read that the first Golden Globes was held on January 20, 1944, at the 20th Century Fox studios and….THE WINNER WAS: The Song of Bernadette! It was a biographical drama about St. Bernadette Soubirous starring Vincent Price and Jennifer Jones and it won three trophies, including Best Motion Picture. Can you imagine a movie like that even being mentioned in today’s shows and awards? Not a snowball’s chance in you-know-where! But that was wartime Europe—a dark time during which people’s needed hope, and a movie like this stirred hope in peoples hearts.

In 1964, Sidney Poitier accepted the Best Actor award in a Motion Picture Drama award for Lilies of the Field! Do you think that movie would get a look in today? Not a chance. But at that time Poitier was the first African American winner in the history of the show. Was it some kind of token award in the era of the Civil Rights Movement? Of course, this was one of numerable surges for civil rights in society that have been waged over the years with small forward movement and little victories here and there. The fight for equity for all in our world is still going on everywhere.

I mention these movies not just to ride complaint horse but to hold a raised awareness of the inequities and injustices that exist all around us that never seem to get resolved. They roll on from generation to generation and the fuse eventually blows when the victims shout, “enough is enough” and the violence starts. How many opportunities do we need and get, as a society, to set aside self-interest, domination and greed, and instead take the needed steps to right wrongs and promote the good of all, in the light of the Ten Commandments as we hear them read yet again today.

The Ten Commandments have always had a bad press. They are wrongly understood and we tend to resist them. We resent being told to conform to laws expressed as negatives. The opening sentence from today’s reading from Exodus has God saying to the people that he is the God who brought them out of slavery. “I AM THE LORD YOUR GOD” are God’s words to us, as we journey through our own personal wilderness. The phrase “house of slavery” was a raw experience of reality for God’s people. Sadly, many people’s experience of Church has been distant, harsh, negative, slavish and alienating. Slavery wasn’t only found in Old Testament Egypt but has many disguises over the centuries. There are many forms of slavery in the world today; in fact, slavery in its many forms can be part of any culture at any time. This is why the church promotes Lent as a time to rid our hearts of our personal enslavements and to face the challenge and reality of slavery that continues to exist.

The Gospel is about faithful people praying and worshipping in the temple and being exploited by greedy, grabbing moneychangers. The reaction of Jesus is a direct hit on those who were exploiting the people. He provokes strong reaction as he makes a resounding and zealous call for justice. God invites us to listen to his voice. Imagine if during Lent we spent some quiet time, just listening to God’s word. I appreciate that it can be difficult to read or listen to if we are not used to it or if we have never tried to spend time studying it or taking a bible study class. God’s word possesses a hidden treasure that is only revealed to those who take the time. It can help us to examine our lives in a positive way and to explore the areas of life that prevent us from fulfilling God’s dream for each one of us.

I can still remember those dreaded days in High School when the English teacher would hand back our compositions for the week. We would take a quick look inside the covers to see what comment was written there. I often remember the comment “room for improvement!” Lent is a time to improve our lives and most especially our relationship with God. As we make this journey together, we ask ourselves where the message of Jesus has become obstructed in us, and how we might open our hearts again to his presence and guidance.

RECONNECT, REKINDLE, RENEW!

Fr. John.

FROM FR. JOHN MADIGAN

INSTEAD OF ENGAGING IN THE NEVERENDING AND LOSING BATTLE BETWEEN PRO-LIFE AND PRO-CHOICE CHOOSE PREPARES INSTEAD! PREPARES: Pregnancy and Parenting Support If you have been fighting for the pro-life cause and have been disappointed that the fight has gone on for so long and has not been won and is not likely to be won in the way you hoped in the political climate of the past fifty years, here is a new invitation to make a difference. This Valentines Day comes with an invitation to share in a tender love story. PREPARES, a program launched by the State Catholic bishops, is a way we can “walk our talk” about celebrating the gift of life, making sure that no child—born or unborn—is ever abandoned or alone. The program comes with a promise of care from pregnancy to the child’s fifth birthday to all mothers and fathers, no matter their beliefs. Over the past five years, PREPARES statewide has been embraced by 167 parishes. 873 parish volunteers, trained by local Catholic Charities staff, have participated in supporting over 10,000 vulnerable moms, dads and children with one-on-one family companionship, infant and child essentials and raising funds for the program to thrive. The bishops hope to expand this successful program in order to serve more families so as to have a real impact to challenged individuals and families to provide life-affirming, life-changing support. WAYS TO HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE DONATE: Support PREPARES by donating to the open your heart campaign by mail or online at PREPARESforlife.org VOLUNTEER: Become a trained PREPARES volunteer for your local parish as a FAMILY COMPANION or SUPPORT GROUP member for Moms and Dads. Both opportunities provide practical, emotional presence and support to families in need. ASSIST: Sponsor a parish based NEEDS DRIVE to collect and distribute food and household needs or a CLOTHING CLOSET accessible to Prepares families. Establish a parish TRAVELLING CRIB for the collection of baby essentials. Provide age-appropriate PREPARES BAGS filled with infant and child items such as diapers and wipes, blankets, toys, and books. QUOTES: “As a volunteer with the PREPARES fatherhood support group, my faith has grown through this ministry and I have been blessed by God. I have received far more than I have given” “There are no words to express my thanks for how you saved me and my baby. An unexpected pregnancy hurled me into despair and anger. A father that disappeared, a job lost, a family who shunned me from their love and support. I did think at one point that I would lose my mind… maybe even my life. By chance, an acquaintance referred me to the PREPARES program at a local Catholic parish. I am not Catholic but I came to know true charity. Without judgement, I was embraced by kind people who assured me that despite my bleak circumstances the road ahead with my child would be paved with unconditional support. I could never have dreamed how my life would be changed. Small support with baby things turned into huge help finding a job and day care and a place for my baby and me to live. I thank every helping hand that gave me the confidence, strength and joy to become a good mother. You really did save me and my baby and I love you all for that.” FROM ARCHBISHOP ETIENNE: “From my own heart, I extend the kindness of prayer that you and your family are abundantly blessed and that all those in the sacred care of PREPARES will be renewed by our loving mission of compassion.” 100% of any donation given will go directly to serve families in need thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Knights of Columbus Council #676.

Would you be willing to use your pro-life energy to get this started here at Sacred Heart? Fr. John

PASTORAL CARE & SOCIAL CONCERNS

EMERGENCY HELPLINE NUMBERS

Narcotics Anonymous: 206-790-8888

Alcoholics Anonymous: 206-587-2838

Suicide Crisis Hotline: 206-461-3200

WA State Domestic Violence: 1-844-762-8483

National Domestic Violence: 1-800-799-safe

Teen Link: 1-866-833-6546

Al-Anon: 206-625-1000

CRS OPERATION RICEBOWL 2021

Your donations help provide lifesaving support to

more than 159 million people in more than 100

countries.

Please donate on the parish web page,

www.sacredheart.org or in the Heartbeat.

JUBILEE REACH GROCERY PROGRAM

We have many parishioners who continue to take groceries to Jubilee Reach each Thursday, and they have been doing this since last April/May. The recipients of your generosity are thankful beyond words—and Sacred Heart Church thanks you—for your unending generosity.

The need is great and many more volunteers are welcome.

If you have not participated so far, and would like to, please contact Mary Dickins at mdickins@sacredheart.org. Thank you.

Rachel’s Corner

Hope and Healing After Abortion “He pulled me up from the seething chasm, from the mud of the mire. He set my feet on rock and made my footsteps firm.” - Psalm 40:2 Before your involvement in an abortion decision, you may not have known how you would feel afterwards. Call and discover how you can get your feet back on solid ground and be free from any burden you still carry since that day. Call for a compassionate, confidential conversation and register for our upcoming Virtual Healing Se-ries. English: (206) 920-6413 Español: (206)-450-7814 Email projectrachel@ccsww.org. Visit us at www.ccsww.org/projectrachel or www.facebook.com/projectrachelww. Project Rachel is a program of Catholic Community Services. You are loved with an everlasting Love!

JUBILEE REACH

LENTEN VOLUNTEER GROUP

Thank you to all of you who signed up to volunteer

to do a shift of work at Jubilee Reach.

All the positions have been filled!

Sacred Heart has an amazing community of giving

people—THANK YOU!

Sacred Heart Team of volunteers who helped last

Thursday to receive groceries and distribute them to

those who are in need.

CRS WEEKLY PRAYER INTENTION

For young people in El Salvador and the entire

world, that they might find training and job op-

portunities to thrive and transform their commu-

nities. We pray to the Lord…

For our community, that we invest in and support

our young people, who work to promote positive

change for our human family, especially its most

vulnerable members. We pray to the Lord...

WEEKLY READINGS

Wednesday 3/10

RIP LOIS JUNE EPSTEIN by Bumgardner Family RIP JEANNE MARIE LEE by Sheila Lee Thursday 3/11

RIP PHILIP CRAIG SNYDER by Nila Snyder INT BOTERO FAMILY by Luz Hartzell Friday 3/12 RIP SHANE KEVIN MULLINS by Alan Family RIP JEANNE MARIE LEE by Marian Middleton

MASS INTENTIONS

Intention for evangelization Sacrament of reconciliation

Let us pray that we may experience the sacrament of

reconciliation with renewed depth, to taste the infinite

mercy of God.

POPE’S PRAYER INTENTION FOR MARCH A GREAT TRIP TO LOOK FORWARD TO

The trip to the Passion Play in Oberammergau that had

to be cancelled last Summer is rescheduled for August

28 – September 6, 2022. It is a wonderful production

that dates back to 1634 and is performed every 10 years

by the villagers of the town. It is worth a one-time visit

at least. I have experienced it twice and have loved it

and been inspired by it each time. I presently have a

group from different parishes, including Sacred Heart,

who are planning on going and there are 10 spaces left

at a guaranteed price that are available until January 29.

You wouldn’t even have to go to the Mall and endanger

yourself and others to get this as a great once-in-a-

lifetime gift. Simply call Virginia Radel who is

coordinating this trip with Collette Travel for details: she

can be reached at 206 658 3680 or at

vir.mc@comcast.net

Fr. John

PLEASE PRAY FOR:

THE SICK Eric Jacobson (son of Cathleen Mechkoff)

Paul Earnheart (husband of Joanne Earnheart) Steve DeBos

THE DECEASED Dorothy Dietz (mother of Karla Obernesser) Jackie Hibbard (aunt to Karla Obernesser)

Carl (Butch) Williquette (uncle to Theresa Murphy)Briley Benner (friend of Mollie Murphy) Angeles Asencio (friend of Lucy Paulsen)

Theresa Greenheck

Sunday 3/7 Exodus 20:1-17 Psalm 19:8-11 1 Corinthians 1:22-25 John 2:13-25

Monday 3/8 2 Kings 5:1-15b Psalm 42:2-3; 43:3-4 Luke 4:24-30

Tuesday 3/9 Daniel 3:25, 34-43 Psalm 25:4-5b, 6, 7bc, 8-9 Matthew 18:21-35 Wednesday 3/10 Deuteronomy 4:1, 5-9 Psalm 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20 Matthew 5:17-19

Thursday 3/11 Jeremiah 7:23-28 Psalm 95:1-2, 6-9, Luke 11:14-23 Friday 3/12 Hosea 14:2-10 Psalm 81:6c-11b, 14, 17 Mark 12:28-34

Saturday 3/13 Hosea 6:1-6 Psalm 51:3-4, 18-21b Luke 18:9-14

Sunday 3/14 2 Chronicles 34:14-16, 19-23 Psalm 137:1-6 Ephesians 2:4-10 John 3:14-21

REMINDER

Please Arrive Early to Mass

Under COVID-19 guidelines, we have to

check-in all who come to Mass.

We encourage all to arrive 15—30

minutes early to avoid waiting in line

and to have the opportunity to be in your

pew for beginning of the Mass.

Marriage in Christ The Marriage in Christ program has been changing lives for 11 years by helping couples make the Lord the center of their married life. Parishes across the country have offered this program to couples in a group setting but a new “at-home” program has been developed and is now available.

The new Marriage in Christ At Home Seminar is a 5-week couple’s experience that consists of streaming videos, downloadable activity packets, and easy instructions to help couples pray, talk, and act together. The cost for this program is normally $40, but for a limited time, Communication Center is offering it to you to give to anyone in your parish for FREE!

Details about the program including endorsements by Catholic bishops, priests, and couples can be found at www.marriageinchrist.com. To take advantage of this offer, couples simply need to register on the website before March 31, 2021 (with access available until May 31, 2021).

This is an amazingly easy way for you to help couples make their marriages stronger and happier in just five weeks. Think of the difference that will make for your parish and for the world as couples allow Christ to be the center of their married life!

Join the Sacred Heart Community in studying the Gospel of John Each Saturday 10:00-11:30AM beginning February 20th led by Ron Ryan. Information

for connecting by Zoom can be found our parish website www.sacredheart.org/parish.

Time, Talent and Treasure – Prayer, Service and Money

Stewardship

A Way of Living

Stewardship of Treasure Summary:

Projected Giving Goal Jul 2020 – Feb 2021 $1,090,577 Contributions Received Jul 2020 – Feb 2021 $946,505 Amount Under Budgeted Goal ($144,072) Contributions Received Jul 2019 – Feb 2020 $1,011,114

Please remember the Church in your will!

ADMINISTRATION & STEWARDSHIP

Back to Church Survey

Check your email this weekend! There will be a link to a brief, multiple-choice survey available in The Heartbeat. There is no

wrong answer and you can select multiple responses, if they apply. Spoiler Alert – The survey is also listed below. If you prefer to

respond on paper, instead of electronically, just answer the questions below and return the completed form to the parish office.

You can also scan the QR code below to take the survey online now.

We are all eagerly awaiting the date for us to gather as a full parish again. Until that day arrives, we need to determine the best

ways to reconnect under current limitations. Your response to this survey will greatly assist us with planning and help us to

Reconnect, Rekindle and Renew!

1. When will you feel comfortable returning to Mass in person?

a. When I can receive the COVID vaccination

b. When the COVID infection rates drop lower

c. I already attend Mass in person

d. I do not feel comfortable returning to in person Mass ever.

2. How do you currently participate in mass?

a. I watch the Sacred Heart live stream Mass

b. I watch a different live stream Mass

c. I attend Mass in person at Sacred Heart

d. I attend Mass in person at another parish

e. I do not attend Mass in person or watch any live stream Mass

3. What are you currently doing with the time you used to spend at Mass?

a. I still attend Mass regularly, in person or by watching the live stream

b. I use the time to volunteer in my community

c. I have not replaced that time with another activity

d. I have replaced that time with another activity

4. Besides live-stream/in-person Masses, how would you like to engage with the parish community during current COVID

restrictions.

a. Zoom or Teams meetings to stay in touch with specific groups (e.g. Men’s Group, Mom’s Group, Carpe Diem, etc.)

b. Zoom or Teams “Coffee Hour” – an open meeting time to virtually interact with parishioners

c. Service Projects – Volunteer opportunities to assist the community. (Current opportunities include Sophia Way

and Jubilee Reach. More options can be added depending upon interest.)

d. Other – Please describe in Question 5

5. Please describe the ways you would like to engage with the parish community during current COVID restrictions.

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CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION

Greetings Parents of 2021 First Communicants!

Below you will find the link to sign up for your child’s First Communion Mass.

A couple business items first:

Banner kits are on order and as soon as I receive them I will get them to you.

You should have received an email communication from our photogra-pher, if you did not, let me know so I can get you in touch with her.

***Fr John has asked me to communicate to you that if possible, please start bringing your family to in-person mass. He would like to be as familiar with all the children as he can be. Remember, you need to go to the parish website to register ahead of time to attend mass. www.sacredheart.org/parish.

Also, please note that on Mother’s Day weekend, Sunday, May 9th we will have a visiting priest. If you feel very strongly that your child only receive their First Communion from Fr John, do not choose that day.

I encourage you if possible to choose a weekday mass time. Those masses are very lightly attended and you may feel more comfortable bringing more guests with you or not being around so many people.

***After you choose your mass, it is your responsibility to go to the parish website and register eve-ryone coming with you. If you have guests from out of town or especially out of state or country, please allow them time to quarantine before attending mass.

There are still some folks that need to turn in a copy of their child’s baptism certificate. A friendly reminder, we MUST have this before your child can receive First Communion.

And finally, regarding confession—if your child still has not had their First Confession with Father, this also needs to be done before First Communion. You do not need an appointment. You can just show up on Saturdays at 3:00. Please let Father know this is a First Confession. (Fr really likes this opportunity to meet with each member of your family)

Here is the link:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4AA4AA23A1FDCE9-first1

Please reach out to me if you have questions or concerns. I am here to help you. I am looking for-ward to each child’s special day!

God bless!

Amy Field Pastoral Assistant, Children’s Faith Formation 425-450-3912

Anyone who has any concerns or allegations related to the safety and well being of our children regarding clergy or lay leaders in the

Archdiocese of Seattle should contact the special hotline at 1-800-446-7762.

SCHOOL

Sacred Heart School Auction committee would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to the parish for all

the support that helped make our auction a huge success! If you would still like to make a donation to

the school, please click After Auction Deals, Steals & Donations! (ejoinme.org) or type in

https://sacredheartbellevue.ejoinme.org/dealsanddonations

Be sure to check out a few remaining items we have left!

Questions? Contact Ragan Kim.

YOUTH MINISTRY

Andrew Morgan can be reached by emailing amorgan@sacredheart.org or calling 425-450-3910

Confirmation Prep 2021

2:30-4:30pm on Sundays. If you will be

missing a session due to break, please

be sure to let Andrew know.

Please reach out to Andrew with any

questions you may have. Youth Ministry

MSM — Youth Group meets Wednesdays from 7-8:30pm. Sign up on the website to

reserve your spot!

HSM — Passover Pilgrimage

On Saturday, March 27th, we will be doing a pilgrimage to the St. James Cathedral.

Please consider joining us! For more details see the HSM page on the website.

For more info, check our page: sacredheart.org/Parish/youth -ministry/

CYO

Sacred Heart CYO News

Soccer Registration for 2020/21 is now open for Kindergarten-3rd

Grade

CYO has decided this past week that K-3rd grade soccer is a go ahead

for this upcoming spring season. The soccer season will be from April

17th-June 5th.

Kindergarten

Kindergarten registration is now open and will run until Friday, March 19th. The Kindergarten program is a great tradition to intro-duce our children to team sports and the Sacred Heart community. The fee is $35 per player and you can register online. If you are interested in coaching, please state that during registration. Register Here.

Visit the CYO homepage for more information. Note all registrants will go into the online system as Kindergarteners.

Grades 1-3

No experience required, only the desire to learn and have fun! Registration is online and registration deadlines are as follows:

Registration Information

Early Registration: NOW – March 5th ($95 per player)

Standard Registration: March 6th- March 19th ($105 per player)

Coaches and assistant coaches are always needed and appreciated. This year Grade 1-3 head coaches are eligible to have their time

count as a service job for Sacred Heart School.

All registration must be completed through TeamSnap. Register Here or visit the registration links on the CYO homepage.

Play Like A Champion Today (PLACT) Training for Coaches

If you are interested in coaching soccer you will need to complete PLACT before games start on April 17th. If interested in coaching you can contact our soccer coordinator or Athletic Director Randall Kimbrough at rkimbrough@sacredheart.org. CYO will work around coaches schedule to get a gauge on when to hold a few training classes.

Parent Like A Champion Workshop (New)

Having the Parent Workshop complement the Play Like A Champion Today coaches training has been a goal for the CYO Athletics program for a long time. Having the ability to extend the Play Like A Champion philosophy to all parents through an online work-shop will help all coaches and parents be on the same page and working toward the same vision and goals.

Program Details –

• Parents will engage in a 90 minute Zoom webinar-style meeting and receive the PDF version of the Parent Resource Manual. Monday, March 15, at 7:00pm.

Parent Like A Champion Workshop – March 15th 7:00-8:30pm

• Parents will register on the Team Sideline website – creating an account on team Sideline if they don’t already have one – and

choosing an available offering date to register for. Registration closes the day before the training, so that we have time to share the

Zoom Meeting Link with the registrants.

• Costs: Right now the first 400 entrants are free. After that it is donation base pay for the workshop. Any donation will help out

CYO Athletics.

For more information, visit the new Parent Like A Champion page on the Team Sideline website (located under the CYO Athletics

Manual section). Registration to enroll is located on CYO Seattle Team Sideline home page by scrolling down to available offerings

and clicking Enroll.

Thank you,