JULY 19th, 2020 SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Christ The King Catholic Church

PLEASE NOTE: indicates an intention for the deceased

Mon. July 20 8:40 AM — All Souls in Purgatory

Tues. July 21 8:40 AM — Javier Andres Huaman

Wed. July 22 8:40 AM — Missa Pro Populo

Thur. July 23 8:40 AM — Chris Garcia

Fri. July 24 8:40 AM — James Todd & Juan de Dios Perez

Sat. July 25 5:00 PM — Missa Pro Populo

Sun. July 26 9:00 AM — Missa Pro Populo

11:00 AM — Rosa Hilda Mar Reyes

If you have a special intention, or would like to have Mass said for the repose of a loved one’s soul, please call or stop by the parish office.

MASS INTENTIONS

Our Families We pray that today's families may be ac-

companied with love, respect and guidance.

Weekend Masses: Saturday Vigil— 5pm

Sunday—9:00am LIVE STREAM Spanish - Sunday—11:00am

Daily Mass: Thursday 9am

Reconciliation: 3:30pm Saturday (outside in front of

Church—Mask required)

Parish Office : 206-362-1545 Open by appointment

For information on Sacraments, please contact the par-

ish office or visit our website at www.ckseattle.org

Fr. Chris Hoiland 206-362-1545 Deacon Joe Sifferman 206-859-5160 Pastoral Assistant for Administration: Marga McChesney PAA 206-859-5105 Administrative Assistant for Hispanic Ministry: Mari Cáceres 206-859-5118 School Office: 206-364-6890 Joanne Cecchini, Principal

OUR PARISH

THE POPE’S MONTHLY INTENTION

Dear Friends: Today’s readings tell us about our very patient and

compassionate God who is hopeful that the so-called “weeds” among us will be converted. They warn us that we should not be in a hurry to eliminate persons from the Church or society or the family based on unwarranted and hasty judgment.

The First Reading from the Book of Wisdom shows us a merciful and patient God, rather than the disciplining and pun-ishing God presented in the Book of Genesis. The Second Read-ing from Romans reminds us that the Spirit of God constantly empowers us in our prayers and in our weakness. As a result, we should be patient with ourselves and with others.

Finally, in the Gospel parable of the wheat and the weeds, Jesus presents a wise and patient God who allows the good and the evil to coexist in the world. He blesses the evil ones for the little good they may have done, so that they may come to conversion before their time ends. "Let the wheat and the weeds grow together till the harvest time.”

God awaits repentant sinners, giving them the good will and strength to get reconciled with him. God calmly recognizes that there is evil in the world, but he sees that evil is no excuse for the good people not to do good with the power of God at their disposal. Through the parable of the wheat and the weeds in today’s Gospel, Jesus calls us to be patient with those who fail to meet the high moral standard expected of a Christian.

God bless you, Deacon Joe Sifferman

MESSAGE FROM DEACON JOE

OUR PARISH

PARISH STEWARDSHIP

Contributions Budget Variance

May 2020 $35,362 $39,000 $(3,638)

Year-to-date $398,242 $467,000 $(68,758)

Online Giving Option Please be mindful that even during this time of physical separation, the work of the Church continues. With this work comes expenses. While we cannot tithe during the Mass right now, please consider going online to contrib-ute. Visit: www.parish.ckseattle.org and click the “Online Giving” button on the Right side of the page. If you would prefer to tithe via check, please mail your tithe to

Christ the King Parish 405 N 117th St.

Seattle, WA 98133

Fiscal Year 2020 July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020

Total Budget: $505,000 -Includes amounts from all Masses-

Annual Catholic Appeal Campaign as of 7-9-2020 Our goal is $55,816 142 Families have pledged We have reached 85% of our goal.

Mon the 20th: Mic 6:1-8; Ps 50:5-23; Ps 95:8; Matt 12:38-42 Joyful mysteries

Tue the 21st: Mic 7:14-20; Ps 85:1-8; John 14:23; Matt 12:46-50 Sorrowful mysteries

Wed the 22nd: Memorial of Mary Magdalene. Jer 1:1-10; Ps 71:1-17; Matt 13:1-9 Glorious mysteries

Thu the 23rd: Jer 2:1-13; Ps 36:6-11; Matt 11:25; Matt 13:10-17 Luminous mysteries

Fri the 24th: Jer 3:14-17; Jer 31:10-13; Luke 8:15; Matt 13:18-23 Sorrowful mysteries

Sat the 25th: Feast of James, apostle. Jer 7:1-11; Ps 84:3-11; James 1:21; Matt 13:24-30 Joyful mysteries

Sun the 26th: Memorial of Joachim and Ann, parents of Mary. 1 Kgs 3:5-12; Ps 119:57-130; Rom 8:28-30; Matt 11:25; Matt 13:44-52 Glorious mysteries

CONFIRMATION

A big congratulations to all our parishioners who were con-firmed this week:

WEEKLY READINGS

IN MEMORY

While we are apart, we wanted to create a place to share

news of our community members who have passed. May

God grant them eternal light and peace.

Please pray for the souls of:

Pat Sullivan

Jean Hopkins

Bill Lamoureux

Sister Kathleen Carr, BVM

Sister Deanna Carr, BVM

If you have a loved one who passed away recently, and

would like their name included, please email the office at

parish@ckseattle.org

UPCOMING EVENTS

Selena Banda Navarrete

Jade Daniel Daquioay Bue-navista

Aiden Robert Burgess

Eugenia Guadalupe Esparza Prado

Juan Martin Esparza Prado

Maylin Quetzaly Gasga

Valeria Gonzalez-Angeles

Diana Guadalupe Padilla

Lesly Jacobo Guzman

Vanessa Jacobo Guzman

Keegan Jacob King

Esperanza Lawton

Christopher Norris

Nicholas Norris

Evelin Ramirez

Jose Ramirez

Estrella Sanchez Herrera

Saul Alejandro Soto-Sosa

Imanol Romero

Kimberly Nataly Alaniz Es-calante

Martin Guadalupe-Padilla

Alejandra Hernandez Hernan-dez

Adriana Lara Sanchez

Zobeida Melendrez Cruz

Teresa Ana Teasdale

Ana Yennifer Ramirez-Romero

Juan Manuel Mori Pinedo

Baptisms: please contact the parish office to register 9/12 (English) 9/26 (Spanish) 1st Communion: 8/22 (Spanish) 8/30 (English) Note that these dates are dependent on any further stay at home orders from the governor

RACHEL’S CORNER

Hope and Healing After Abortion

"Until today I was dragging chains behind me as I climbed mountains. My guilt is what kept me from my children. Thanks to Project Rachel I am not dragging chains anymore and I can be the dad I have always wanted to be.” - Testimo-nial Come on the Rachel’s Vineyard Healing Retreat and be free of all that you have been carrying since your involvement in an abortion decision. We understand. We have been there. We are free of all that now, and the same can be for you. Fall 2020 Rachel’s Vineyard Healing Retreat Schedule September 18 – 20 23 – 25 octubre, en español November 13 – 15 Call for a compassionate, confidential conversation. 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!