From the Archbishop

September 2, 2010
Laboring in love
The annual Labor Day holiday is an appropriate occasion each year for reflecting on the meaning of work both in the lives of individual workers and in the larger context of society and the church. Church teaching unambiguously affirms the centrality of work to the entire human experience.  More>>

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08-27-10 Catholic relief agency assisting Pakistani flood victims (Press Release)
08-27-10 A natural next step for downtown living: a new church (Crosscut.com)
08-27-10 St. Louise schoolhouse ready for students (Issaquah Press)
08-20-10 Vatican approves new Missal Translation (CNS - The Progress)
08-13-10  Active Prayer Workshop at St. Jude (Redmond Reporter)
07-28-10  Midwest native, Scott Garvis, hired as new Eastside Catholic athletic director (Sammamish Reporter)
 
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September 2, 2010

Teaching stewardship in schools The archdiocesan Catholic Schools Department and Office of Parish Stewardship have teamed up help educate  our Catholic school students about the importance of stewardship as a way of life.

Pope John Paul II to open at St. Mike's Pope John Paul II High School will open Sept. 7 at St. Michael Parish and School in Olympia with 20 students.