Dear friends,
In the last two weeks, so much has happened. I turned one year older, and as I begin my 4 th decade in this world I am so grateful for the life that God has given me.
Each year has been a blessing and the Lord never ceases to surprise me with His great love. To have my birthday on the day before Ash Wednesday was a bonus, as I was able to reflect on the great blessing of my life and then celebrate that day while saying hundreds of times, “Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” God’s great love brought us into being and will sustain us to the end when, we will realize that for which we were created, eternal union with Him and all our loved ones in that perfect love of heaven. I so long for that day, and at the same time that longing gives each day of life here on earth deeper and more profound meaning as we seek His Kingdom with all our heart.
Also this last week, the Holy Father, Pope Francis arrived in Cuba to sign a joint declaration with Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church, marking an historic accord as the successor of St. Peter has not met with the leader of the Russian Orthodox
Church since the schism, which occurred in the 11 th century. After almost one thousand years, this meeting shows us that nothing is impossible for God and we must never give up hope for reconciliation.
Pope Francis then arrived in Mexico. Like his predecessors St. JPII and Benedict XVI, he sported the sombrero as he arrived and greeted the people. As he began his visit, he celebrated Mass at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe encouraging the
Mexican people as children of Mary to be humble servants, her ambassadors just like
St. Juan Diego, her little son who was in charge of building the temple there, and inviting others to know the wonderful love of her Son. On Sunday, he celebrated Mass with over a million people for the first Sunday of Lent. As he is known to do, in his homily, he diverted from his notes momentarily with words that come from a wise and Holy
Father. He said, “Don’t dialogue with the Devil!” In light of the Gospel and Jesus temptation in the desert, we need to learn from Him, the Holy Father said. “Jesus did not use His own words,” said Pope Francis, “but rather the words of Sacred Scripture.”
The enemy knows our weaknesses and this is how he started with Eve in the garden in that conversation where he started to bring thoughts of doubt and confusion which led to the Fall. Each time we engage in that conversation, when we entertain the doubt, fear, or temptation, we also fall if we fail to turn to God and ask for His help. Christ, the Word made flesh, abides in us. It is His word that gives us strength to counter as we place our trust in Him and His plan for us. God always wants us to flourish and to know and grow in the blessed relationship that Jesus has called us to as beloved children of our Heavenly Father.
Our Lenten pilgrimage prepares us to renew our baptismal promises, to know more profoundly who we are as beloved children of God, and to celebrate that truth with great joy on the day of Jesus resurrection. I close with Pope Francis’ final words in that same homily.
We have chosen Jesus, not the evil one; we want to follow in his footsteps, even though we know that this is not easy. We know what it means to be seduced by money, fame, and power. For this reason, the Church gives us the gift of this Lenten season, invites us to conversion, offering but one certainty: he is waiting for us and wants to heal our hearts of all that tears us down. He is the God who has a name: Mercy . His name is our wealth, his name is what makes us famous, his name is our power, and in his name we say once more with the Psalm: “You are my God and in you I trust.” Let us repeat these words together: “You are my God and in you I trust.”
In this Eucharist, may the Holy Spirit renew in us the certainty that his name is
Mercy, and may he let us experience each day that “the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Jesus,” knowing that “with Christ and in Christ joy is constantly born anew.”
In His Most Sacred Heart,
Fr. Jack D. Shrum
Pastor
Weekly Parish Focus for 2016
Feb. 21: Service: "ARISE”
This week, we focus on our service of housing homeless men in our Parish Hall during February. If you have not had the pleasure of sharing in this heartwarming service opportunity, this is your last week to do so. You can sign-up @ http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0845abac2ba4fe3-arisefebruary .
Actions: Share food with ARISE or our Food Bank. Have a Happy Lent!
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That we may take good care of creation–a gift freely given–cultivating and protecting it for future generations.
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That opportunities may increase for dialogue and encounter between the Christian faith and the peoples of Asia.

Recognition
Monday, February 22
7:50 am Vincent & Mary Lee + By Ngekngor Ung
Tuesday, February 23
7:50 am Prayer for the unborn souls By Trinh Family
Wednesday, February 24
7:50 am Mary Utschinski + By Her Family
Thursday, February 25
7:50 am John J. Szczur + By Jim & Pat Ramseth
Friday, February 26
7:50 am Maria Phuong Thi Dinh + By Phung Tran
Saturday, February 27
8:00 am Maria Ri Pham + By Thao Duong
5:30 pm The Pringle Family +
By Mary Clare & Rose A. Paglia
Sunday, February 28
Third Sunday of Lent
Exodus 3:1-8a, 13-15,
Psalms 103: 1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8, 11
1 Corinthians 10:1-6, 10-12 , Luke 13:1-9
7:30 am Prayers for the Family of
James Cila & Xing Yao He
9:00 am Special Intention Carol & Eddy Prets
10:45 am Marilyne Reeff + By Tony & Theresa West
12:30 pm PEOPLE OF ST. ANTHONY
5:30 pm Prayers for all the Souls in the Purgatory
Praise
We will begin the Lenten Season on Ash Wednesday February 22nd. While many look forward to this time for opportunities for spiritual growth and renewal, quite often many of us see it as a liturgical season to dread. We focus on “What am I going to give up?” “How long can I live without whatever it is I am going to give up?” “How many more days before I don’t have to give up whatever it is that I am giving up?” Who wouldn’t dread a liturgical season with such a narrow focus?
Over these next few weeks, we are all encouraged to begin reflecting anew on the real purpose of Lent, the power such a season can be for us, and the real potential for a deeper commitment to our Catholic faith, and most important, a deeper communion of love with God. Such a deeper understanding could give us a new attitude for Lent.
Baptism is one of Lent’s foundational focus. At the Easter Vigil, the catechumens (referred to as “the elect”) will be fully initiated as Catholics through the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist.
It is no coincidence that on Easter Sunday, all the baptized will renew our baptismal promises. Note that I said we are going to “renew” our baptismal promises and not merely “repeat” them. “Repeating” simply recalls something that happened in the past. “Renew” is entirely different. “Renewing” our baptismal promises recognizes something still foundational in our life.
Renewing our baptismal promises opens our hearts to God’s grace. Grace reveals God’s great love for us and
God’s purpose for our life. This great divine love energizes our own love and leads us to a deeper commitment to live these promises more faithfully. Easter is one time in the liturgical year for us to remember that we are baptized once for a lifetime and not merely once in a lifetime . Lent is the time set aside to prepare us to make that renewal faithfully.
Our world, our country and our Church all need us to rediscover the beauty and power of baptism and our call to be co-redeemers with the Lord Jesus Christ. Our baptism calls us to a life of holiness that reveals Jesus’ great and merciful love to all humanity and all creation. Our faith also commits us to restoring the human community and all creation to a life of justice, peace, and solidarity.
In the next article, we will continue this opportunity to renew our understanding of Lent so that we can more fully renew our baptismal promises at Easter. From USCCB W ebsite
During the season of Lent in the Scriptures, we see that Jesus is in the desert. The Church asks us to refrain from decorating our churches with flowers. Please assist us in keeping sacred environment during this Lenten season by NOT bringing any flowers to adorn the statues until after March 27 th . Thank you for your assistance.
HOSPITALIZED OR SERIOUSLY ILL?
Please notify Mary Ann Smith when you or a family member are hospitalized, or seriously ill so that we can place them on our prayer list and arrange for a
Communion Minister to visit or for Anointing of the
Sick.
S Ố NG L Ờ I CHÚA
S ố ng L ờ i Chúa: Trong cu ộ c hi ể n dung, Chúa Cha t ừ trong đ ám mây đ ã xác nh ậ n Đứ c Giê-su là Con yêu d ấ u đượ c tuy ể n ch ọ n, và kêu g ọ i các môn đệ : “Hãy vâng nghe l ờ i Ng ườ i” (Lc 9,35). L ờ i Chúa có kh ả n ă ng t ỉ a s ạ ch các thói h ư và bi ế n đổ i chúng ta nên t ạ o v ậ t m ớ i c ủ a Thiên Chúa (x. Ga 15,2). Trong Mùa Chay này, nh ờ ch ấ p nh ậ n con đườ ng “qua đ au kh ổ vào trong vinh quang”, bi ể u l ộ qua vi ệ c quy ế t tâm ă n chay, hãm mình và chia s ẻ bác ái… mà chúng ta s ẽ đượ c ơ n
Chúa bi ế n đổ i nên con th ả o c ủ a Chúa Cha nh ư Chúa Giê-su x ư a. Hãy vâng nghe L ờ i Chúa để Chúa bi ế n đổ i ta nên ng ườ i con yêu d ấ u c ủ a Ng ườ i.

Recognition
Praise
SHARING GOD’S WORD
The Second Sunday of Lent
“This is my beloved Son; listen to Him.”
Luke 9:28b-36
Rights and Responsibilities
As human beings, we have the right to live and grow in peace. Because we have that right, we have the responsibility to make sure others enjoy the same opportunity, too. God made a promise to Abraham and his descendants; God and Abraham have a responsibility to live up to that promise. Paul reminds us that “our citizenship is in heaven.” God loves all people—all citizens of that heavenly home—equally.
What kinds of rights and responsibilities does that citizenship imply? How are we called to use our own unique gifts for the betterment of others?
THE GIFT of JUBILEE:
Experiencing God’s Mercy in Your Life and Family
February 27, 2016
9 am—1 pm, St. Stephen the Martyr
Register Online at GiftConference.com.
Or call 888-765-9269 x4 (Mon– Fri, 9 am—4 pm)
Immanuel Prayer Ministry
Today we read about the Transfiguration. He Who is the Light of the world became even more bright, and
His Father declared, "This is My Son." Let us help you meet God's Son, our Lord Jesus, our Light.
Next week, after the 12:30 Mass at the front of the church there will be a trained prayer team waiting to offer you an intimate time of prayer for whatever your concerns are. Please wait a few minutes until the team is set up, and let them know you are waiting for prayer. May you, more and more, easily recognize and experience God's grace in your life.
JUBILEE OF MERCY
PILGRIMAGE TO CENTRAL EUROPE
Spiritual leader, Fr. Duc Nguyen. Visit many shrines with the Holy Doors wide open. Berlin, Poland
(connections with the life of St. Faustina & Divine
Mercy, St. John Paul II & St. Maximilian Kolbe), Vienna, Prague and much more. September 8-20,
2016. $4,290. JMJ Pilgrimages. For details call Evelyn Czapiewski, 253-584-5047.
Closes June 8.
March 7-9: Parish Mission-Fr. Cal Christiansen
“Mercy: From God to Us to Others”
English 8:30 am & 6:30 pm; Spanish 8:00 pm
Make sure you save these dates on your calendar. Fr. Cal will be back with us to lead our parish mission on mercy. He will preach at all of our masses on March 5 th & 6 th . He will then present mission talks on Monday through Wednesday after the morning
Mass, and in the evening at 6:30 in English. He will also give his presentation in Spanish at 8:00 pm. (Please note the time changes for the evening presentations.) These will be in the Church.
Do not miss these excellent opportunities to celebrate Lent and our Year of Mercy. Call Mike @ 425-277-6205 for more information.
Peace and Spirituality Center at St. Mary-on-the-Lake Chapel
1663 Killarney Way, Bellevue, WA 98004
Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace
Contact: Diane Figaro at 425-635-3603 or e-mail peace@csjp-olp.org.
Lenten Reflection Day – For Women & Men, The Path of Mercy: The Path of Mercy Is a Wide One With
Room to Walk Beside Others”
Saturday, March 5, 2016, from 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Free-will offering ~ Bring Sack Lunch or $10 Lunch. We encourage you to carpool. RSVP by March 1.
Peace Days for Women , " led by Dale Kelley, CSJP-A, Wednesday, March 16, 2016 from 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Free-will offering ~ Bring Sack Lunch, Coffee and Tea Provided. We encourage you to carpool.
INTERESTED IN STRENGTHFINDERS CLASS?
Buy the book, take the assessment, and attend the first class on
February 23 at 6:30 PM. Call Mary Ann, to buy the book and to register: 425-277-6208. (There must be 5 or more registered by
Friday to begin the class on Feb. 23.)

Recognition
Praise
February 16, 2016
Living Stewardship
"Maser, it is good that we are here."
Time: Pr aying, Altar ser ving, Reading,
Clean
Service: Making lunch for my family,
Picking up Legos, Giving Valentines
Drawing, Singing, Tap, Art,
Soccer, Love each other
Treasure: God, J esus, Hope, Love
Stewardship Education March 2, 9, & 16
“Stewardship: From Jesus to Pope Francis”
Stewardship is at the core of responding to our call to be disciples of Jesus. Join us in our Parish Hall on the
Wednesdays in March. (March 9 is the Parish Mission)
We will be exploring Catholic Stewardship as presented in Sacred Scripture, The US Bishop’s Pastoral Letter of
1992, and the teaching of Pope Francis. This series will focus on our call to be true disciples of Jesus. This is a most excellent topic for Lenten reflection. Our sessions will be from 6:45 – 8:15. Call Mike @ 425-277-6205 for more information.
Lent: Stewardship of Time
Pick Up a Lent Table Tent
The most important part of living a life of stewardship is how we use our time. This is about the many ways we spend time growing closer to our all-loving, all-merciful,
God. You will find a table tent with suggestions on how you can focus on Stewardship of Time during Lent. May you follow Jesus on this Lenten journey through the desert to the cross and into the glory of Easter.
CRS LENTEN RICE BOWL
This week, CRS Rice Bowl takes us to Laos, where Hongkham is using her love of cooking to provide for her family—and feed an entire school. Contributing to the Rice Bowl at home or at work helps people here and around the world.
Find videos and more resources at crsricebowl.org. Find recipes, prayers and devotions, and more. There is exciting new material to be found here.
Position Opening at St. Anthony Parish
Administrative Assistant:
24 hours a week, 4- six hour days. Skills in Data entry, Word, Excel, PowerPoint necessary.
Knowledge of bulk mailing procedures helpful.
Applications available at Parish office.
Call Donna @ 425-277-6195 for information.
Position open until filled.
ST. ANTHONY SCHOOL 2016-2017 SCHOOL
YEAR REGISTRATION
St. Anthony School is now registering students for the 2016-2017 school year. Contact Jill Eaton at
425-255-0059 or eaton@sasr.org
for more information or to schedule a tour.
Catholic Home Missions Appeal
Strengthening the Church at Home
Thank you for your generous support of last week’s
Catholic Home Missions Appeal. Your contributions will help strengthen the Church at home and will help ensure that the Gospel is spread across the
United States. To learn more about home missions funding and who the appeal helps, please visit www.usccb.org/home-missions .
Muchas gracias por su generoso apoyo al llamado para las Misiones Católicas de la semana pasada.
Sus donativos ayudarán a fortalecer la Iglesia en casa y asegurarán que el Evangelio se propague en todo Estados Unidos. Para informarse más acerca de los fondos otorgados por las misiones católicas y a quiénes ayuda este llamado, por favor, visite www.usccb.org/home-missions .

SOUP SUPPERS
Soup Suppers on Friday nights in our parish help benefit the CRS Rice Bowl as a community. But you will enjoy great soup and bread as well. Parish Hall at 5:30
PM. Join your friends and family before the Stations of the Cross. Call Glenda if you or your family wants to help serve the soup on a Friday night. 425-227-6908.
Recognition
Praise
We thank God for giving you the gift of life, and for giving us the gift of you!
Gracias a Dios por el don de la vida.
Gracias a Dios por el don de nuestros miembros que celebran sus cumpleaños.
OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE
Your love of God is best shown in your care for others. We still need people willing to bring Communion to the sick at home, in a retirement home, and at the hospital. After a short training and mentoring with a current minister, you are assigned to serve only a couple hours out of each month. We also need drivers to bring others to services and back home afterwards. This takes an up-to-date license to drive and a registered and insured vehicle. Call Mary Ann, 425-277-6208 for more info or to volunteer for any tasks within the church and community.
STANDING WITH HAITI: The Doctor is In!
Dr. Gary German and other members of the 2015 delegation to Haiti invite you to an informal sharing of our recent experience at our sister parish, Ste. Anne de Hycynthe. Join us with your curiosity and questions. We are eager to share!
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Sunday February 28
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Immediately following the 10:45 Mass
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Fr.
Lane Room: Entrance at West end of Parish Ministry Center
IMPORTANT!
Save the Date: Saturday, April 9:
“A Partnership Standing on God’s Mercy & Grace: Annual Fundraiser Dinner”
(Tickets available soon!) Questions?
Contact Jane Wraith (425)271-4236 or sgwjmw@comcast.net
Want to have fun while you support children and families in need?
Association for Catholic Childhood’s Labor of Love Auction
Sunday, February 28, 2016 www.Laborofloveauction.org
Register to bid, donate, sponsor.
The Association for Catholic Childhood, a volunteer organization, provides funding and advocacy for Western Washington children and families in need, regardless of race or creed.
For more information: www.forthechildrenww.org
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Ashley Aasand
Hector Alvarez Pena Jeanna Aquino Morgan Arment Robyn Arrigoni
Marlon Bactol Edward Barre Jr. Je ff rey Basilio
Isabella Brad fi eld Don Brown
Michael Blodge
Bruce Buenaventrua Erlinda Buenbrazo
Aljim Cabural Kevin Cacabelos Rafael Calonzo Jr. Anthony Calvert
Kenneth Casenas Carie Cas llo
Cholito Costales Darian Couper
Edward Cruz Sr.
Josefa Catala
Julia Crawford
Paola De Los Santos Yolanda Del Rio
Larry Cavallini
Lauteria Cruz
Samantha Del Mundo
Naomi De man
Rachel Durkin
Debbie Dollente
Jaelen Fernandez
Gri ffi n Dotson
Sandra Fleming
Cris ta Francisco Kevin Frias-Mar nez Jeremy Garcia
Britanni Duarte
Crisostomo Francisco
Carolyn Gregory
Debbie Gumiran Taja Hanley
Diane Hobson Anh Hong
Pa Irish
Carly Keller
Ru fi no Lingat
Roger Ishimitsu
Michael Kvech
Peter Hartley
Gloria Huante
Michelle Javar
Honorina Maghirang Jedediah Magno
Erik Hawkins
Ma hew Ide
Alvin Junio
Andrew Lawrence Kaitlyn Le
Maria Mar nez Cruz
Paula McCann
Mina Molina
Cyrus Mendoza
Laurie Moloney
Barbara Montemayor Tammy Nalbach
Hung Nguyen
Samuel Osorio
Tia Nguyen
Gabriella Paole
Hilda Pardo Garcia Adrian Perez
Mar n Merrill
Bhre Monroe
Maria Naval
Lize e Mendoza Gonzalez
Melissa Munoz-Duque
Vyvy Nguyen
Liam Norman Carmen Nunez
Lorenzo Paradeza Russell Spencer Pader
Tuvy Pham Lewis Pickering
Margarita Pren ce Eduard Prets
Brian Ramos Navarro Jake Redila
Mirna Rojas
Sonia Ramirez
Mari fl or Rollolazo Luis Romo Avalos
Martha Ramos Rodriguez
Maria Rios-Sandoval Fritz Rivera
Fa ma Ruiz Villatoro
Girlie San Jose German Sanchez Florencio Santos G. David Sauve
Kathleen Scheerens Jose Segundo Lopez Setefano Sete Jr. Kayla Spence-Richardson
Melissa Shaylor Chris ne Spiry Chelsea Tasani Joyce Thomas
Thuy Trinh
Tram Vo
Patrick Wiltz
Carlos Zuno
Yesenia Valdovinos Cecelia Van
Theresa Vu Zakara Walgraf
Patrick Wojewodzki Marcellus Wright
Marco Villa
David Williams
Joshua Yoon
Join Fr. Paul Brunet on a Jubilee Year of Mercy
Pilgrimages to The Shrines of Canada
August 16-25, 2016, $2,679 per person from Seattle
Contact Grace Magbaleta at 425-255-3883 or visit www.pilgrimage.com/magbaleta

Pastoral Council
Brian Pessolano (Chair), D.J. Doan (Vice Chair), Bessie Douglas (Aux),
Haley McKinley (at-large), Pat Freund (Secretary)
Dave Hollenbeck, Jim Fraker, Gerardo Mena, Evelynne Bautista,
Connie Grace, Patrick Lim, Dieudonne Mayi, John Rochex
Finance Council
Tom McCann (Chair), William Mc Laughlin (Vice Chair), Joey Cantor,
Harry Trapp, Art Hernandez, Sean Bradfield
If you want to connect with the Finance Council, have any questions or feedback, your contacts are:
Tom McCann @ McCann60@msn.com
William McLaughlin @ mauibud@mac.com
Tuan Nguyen, USNG, Fort Lee
Sean Gervais, USA, Afghanistan
Tim Zetterhall, USA, Afghanistan
Valerie Mariano, ARNG, Camp Murray
Kevin Boden, USAF, Alaska
Barrent Dickinson, USN, California
Luis Rambnoel Cuevas, London
Christopher Williams, Fort Bragg
Thomas Williams, Afghanistan
Katherine Rigor, USN, Virginia
Christian Halvorson, USAF, Mississippi
Steve Brown, USN, Washington
Tim Sexton, USA, Fort Hood, TX
Andre Hongach, USA, Fort Bragg
Adam Frisch, USN, Submarine at sea
Brian Irish, USN, Afghanistan
Mike Collard, USAF, Okinawa
Andrew Jaeger, USN, Lemoore NAS, CA
Jeremy Hatch, US Army, Texas
Please contact Liza to have your family members added to our active duty list: lizapare@st-anthony.cc
Children’s Faith Formation :
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd —for children ages 3-
12, includes preparation for First Eucharist and Reconciliation. Classes are held weekly throughout the school year.
Please Call Lynne Shioyama for information.
We Believe —For children ages 6-12, including preparation for First Eucharist and First Reconciliation. Classes on Tuesdays throughout the school year. Call Micie
DelosReyes for information.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word —Conducted at the 9:00 am & 10:45 am Masses on the 1 st & 3 rd Sundays of the month, September through June.
Youth Ministry:
Jr. Hi Youth Group —For youth in grades 6, 7, and 8.
Meets on Wednesdays throughout the school year. Call
Diana Jorda for more information.
Sr. Hi Youth Ministry —For youth in grades 9-12. Meets on Sunday Evenings throughout the school year. Call
Diana Jorda for more information.
Adult Faith Formation:
Essentially Catholic – Meets periodically throughout the school year on topics of interest for Catholics. Call Mike
Borte for more information.
Scripture Study : Gr oups meet on Monday Evenings or Tuesday Mornings. Call Mary Ann Smith for more information.
Baptismal Preparation
Please visit our website at www.st-anthony.cc
. Follow the link to Children Baptism , then the link to Infant Baptism Preparation . Please contact Micie DelosReyes three
(3) months in advance to schedule prepar ation sessions and ceremony.
Confirmation
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For youth in grades 11 & 12. Call Diana Jorda for more information.
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For Adults, contact Mike Borte for more information.
Rites of Christian Initiation
For Children, contact Micie DelosReyes. For Adults, contact Kris Benson.
Marriage
Please contact Mike Borte 7 months prior to your prospective date.
PARISH PHONE DIRECTORY
Parish Office 425-255-3132 info@st-anthony.cc
Fr. Jack Shrum 425-255-3132 frjack@st-anthony.cc
Pastor
Fr. Vic Olvida 425-277-6197 volvida@st-anthony.cc
Parochial Vicar
Ted Rodriguez 425-277-6217 trodriguezm09@hotmail.com
Deacon
LaMar Reed 425-277-6199 lreed@st-anthony.cc
Deacon
Donna Schlager 425-277-6195 dschlager@st-anthony.cc
Parish Administrator
Sr. Maria Dinh 425-277-6242 srmaria@st-anthony.cc
Vietnamese Ministry
Michael Cantu 425-255-0059 cantu@sasr.org
School Principal
Kris Benson 425-277-6207 kbenson@st-anthony.cc
Liturgy/RCIA
Theresa Galvez 425-277-6225 theresag@st-anthony.cc
Music
Dulce Casanova 425-277-6217 dulce-casanova@st-anthony.cc
Hispanic Ministry Coordinator
Mary Ann Smith 425-277-6208 maryann@st-anthony.cc
Involvement/Social Outreach
Mike Borte 425-277-6205 mikeborte@st-anthony.cc
Adult Faith Formation & Stewardship
Diana Jorda 425-277-6209 djorda@st-anthony.cc
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
Micie DelosReyes 425-277-6201 micie@st-anthony.cc
Children’s Faith Formation
Lynne Shioyama 425-277-6200 lshioyama@st-anthony.cc
Catechism of the Good Shepherd Coordinator
Liza Pare-Seidel 425-277-6194 lizapare@st-anthony.cc
Administrative Asst. /Bulletin
Shane Cunningham 425-269-4961 shcunningham@st-anthony.cc
Facilities
David Abraham 425-591-5914 david@oldcedar.com
IT Tech/ Website
School 425-255-0059