From the Archbishop

March 18, 2010
Assisted suicide report a call to compassion
A duty arises from our teaching on the sanctity of life. As Catholic people, we cannot simply profess this belief, we also must act with the rest of society to protect human life.  More>>

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03-15-10 Archbishop Alex Brunett leaving behind a 'vibrant' archdiocese  (Seattle Times)
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02-04-10 Catholic TV ads to begin airing Feb. 14 (Press Release)
01-26-10 Tacoma religious leaders share pain, prayer (News Tribune)
01-21-10  Super Kid: Sam Hogenson of Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School (HeraldNet)
01-13-10  Catholic Church agency mounts response to Haiti disaster (Press Release)
 
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March 18, 2010  

Bishops promote abuse prevention programs for all students About 25 percent of all children suffer sexual abuse, say experts. It’s every family’s nightmare. A husband and wife walk in on a conversation between their two young children. Sensing that something is off, they ask, “What’s going on?”

Going once, going twice … going 51 times! After 50 years, James Murphy steps down from the stage of the Holy Rosary fundraising auction he started.