Seattle, Washington USA | Founded in 1953

Learn About St. Paul
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"
Saturday Mass: 5:00pm
Sunday Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am
Weekdays: 8:15am
Check Weekly Schedule.
Holy Days: 8:15am, 7:00pm
School Mass:
Wednesday - 8:15am
(while school is in session).
Confession:
Saturdays 4:30 pm - 4:45 pm (Other times by appointment.)
Pastor of the Members of the St. Paul Parish music ensembles.
This document is a guideline on everyone's musical role in the Catholic liturgical and sacramental celebrations.
Music Ministry
The St. Paul music groups consist of musicians and singers who love to sing and/or play music, especially as a contribution to the liturgy.

Joining together at the 2010 Pentecost Sunday 10:30 am Liturgy

The Sunday 8:30 am group. (front row): MaryAnne, Fe, Atilia, Ashley, Laura (back row): Emil, Gene, Michael, Willy (not pictured: Mary and Beth)

The Sunday 10:30 am group. (front row) Lisa, Ashley, Belle, Tracy, Dustin, Andrew (back row) John, Bruce, Rob (not pictured: Patricia, Reggie)

The Saturday 5:30 pm group - Bruce, Agatha, Lisa, Julie

Elaine Marley - Our esteemed organist.
The liturgy is a dialogue between the congregation and the celebrant. The congregation's responses are sometimes spoken words, sung phrases, moments of silence and gestures. Without these responses, the Sacred Liturgy celebration is not complete. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has put together a document called "Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship" which explains and gives guidelines on the roles of music, musicians, clergy, lay ministers, and congregation in the liturgical and sacramental celebrations. This is a must read for everyone interested in learning about how music is valued in the Catholic liturgy.