St. Paul Parish Catholic Church
Seattle, Washington USA | Founded in 1953
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St. Paul
The Apostle of the Gentiles
Learn About St. Paul
(show / hide article)Sometimes we easily forget how powerful the saving grace of Jesus, the Risen Christ, can truly be. St. Paul's story is an example of this miraculous power, especially when we recount his life as once of violence and persecution of others, to becoming a true Apostle of Jesus, helping those in need and passing on the Word of the Lord. Is it really possible that one can change their ways for good?
Learn more about St. Paul from these websites.
Catholic Update - "Introducing St. Paul the Apostle"
- Seattle Archdiocese
- United States Conference
of Catholic Bishops - St. Vincent de Paul
Compassion in Action - Other Links
- Contact Us
- Driving Directions
- Clergy and Staff
- Mission Statement
- History
- Parishioner Spotlight
- Events
- Weekly Bulletin
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Fr. Felino Paulino
Pastor of the
South Seattle Tri-Parish - Sacramental Celebration
- Seasons of the Church
- RCIA - Rite of Christian
Initiation for Adults - The Official Catechism
of the Catholic Church - St. Paul School
- Parish Registration Form
- Parish Life 2010
- Renovation 2002
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Sunday, June 27: Fr. Davis
8:30am Mass
10:30am MassMonday, June 28: Deacon Pele
7:15am Benediction & Communion Service
7:00pm Charismatic Prayer Group (Ephesians Rm.)Tuesday, June 29: Fr. Bob
8:15am Mass
9:00am Prayer Group (Ephesians Room)
4:00pm St. Vincent de Paul (Colossians Room)
8:00pm AA Group (Ephesians Room)Wednesday, June 30: Fr. Felino
8:15am School MassThursday, July 1:
8:15am Mass
7:00pm Choir PracticeFriday, July 2:
8:15am MassSaturday, July 3: Fr. Bob
5:00pm MassSunday, July 4: Fr. Bob
8:30am Mass
10:30am Mass
12:00 pm Pro-Life (Ephesians Room)
Church Location:
10001 - 57th Ave S, Seattle WA 98178
Parish Office and Mailing Address:
5600 Ryan St. Seattle 98178
Phone: 206.725.2050 |Fax: 206.725.7476
Welcome to the St. Paul Parish website! St. Paul's is the spiritual gathering place of approximately six hundred households, a multiracial community that's diverse in culture and traditions, but united as one in faith. Learn more about the parish. View the parish's Mission Statement, and read about their History.
We hope you'll find the information here helpful, but if you have any questions please do not hesitate to Contact Us. For comments and technical problems about our site, please email the site editor.
What's New on this Site
Parish Life 2010 Slideshow
New pictures added!
2010-05-22
These are pictures from the beginning of the year. You will see Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation celebrations, plus other shots of events, and parish life in general. I will keep adding more pictures as the year progresses.
Big thanks goes out to Juan Aquino, our bulletin editor, who let me scan his photo collection!! He has taken parish photos from 2007 to present, and I urge everyone to ask him to show them to you.
Rose Roni is a decorator and sacristan volunteer.
Rose Roni
Answering the call to volunteer . . . and calling out to younger volunteers
2010-05-24
Rose Roni has been a parishioner of St. Paul for 43 years, and after raising her family, she started volunteering and answering the calls for help at church.
This began ten years ago when Roger Ford, who used to do all the decorations of the church for many years, had put out a call for help in decorating. Rose answered that call. She had gone to floristry school before, and by volunteering in decorating she knew she would be able to apply her skills. And indeed, we have witnessed the beauty of her decorating talents, every church season, especially Christmas and Easter! In the last four years, another call for help in the Sacristan Ministry was put out by Jackie Finkel, and Rose again answered the call to volunteer. She now helps do the preparations for before and after the Sunday 8:30am mass and for other liturgies in the church season.
When I asked her what she gets out of volunteering she says, "I feel that I'm doing it for God. I feel I'm contributing what I can."
I asked Rose if she still needed help in decorating the church, she says,
"Many hands are always needed. Often [new volunteers] feel like they're stepping on your toes. That's not the way it is at all. We welcome help and we've gotten some new people to come in… New hands are always welcome. We're getting older and older here. We need new blood and I saw , like at the luau, we have some new younger people coming in and they're enthusiastic…we have to pass it on."
If you are interested in helping out with the church decorating, especially for Christmas and Easter for doing ladder work, you can call Rose at 206-722-4040. To volunteer as Sacristan, call Bridget Lunning at 206-725-2050. Sacristan work is easy to learn but it requires some training.