When hearing this weekend’s gospel, it brings about feelings and emotions which point us to love which is very similar to the love of a mother.  “No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” Al escuchar el evangelio de este fin de semana, surgen sentimientos y emociones que nos llevan a un amor que es muy similar al amor de una madre. "Nadie tiene mayor amor que el dar la vida por los amigos".

Special Mass for graduates
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With grace from God, Father Miguel González and the members of Our Lady of the Assumption (OLA) Parish are humbled, emboldened and proud that throughout this last year we would not let the Covid pandemic rule over our spiritual growth or the practice of our faith.

Con la gracia de Dios, el Padre Miguel González y los miembros de la Parroquia Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (OLA) estamos conmovidos, inspirados y orgullosos de que durante este último año no permitimos que la pandemia de Covid dominase nuestro crecimiento espiritual o la práctica de nuestra fe.

It is difficult to be rooted in Jesus the vine.  The evil one tempts us to be rooted in the world. 
Es difícil estar enraizado en Jesús, la vid. El maligno nos tienta a enraizarnos en el mundo.

- Confirmation details
- Mother's Day intentions
- Tamale sales
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“I am the living Bread that came down from Heaven says the Lord; whoever eats this bread will live forever” (Jn 6:51). Jesus is sent by God the Father to a hungry and unsatisfied world.

“Yo soy el pan vivo que ha bajado del cielo. El que coma de este pan vivirá para siempre” (Jn 6, 51). Jesús es enviado por Dios Padre a un mundo hambriento e insatisfecho.

- Our Pandemic Story
- Mass time change in May
- New Fundraising committee
- Tamale Sale
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First Communion information and update
Possible Mass time change
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The roots of Divine Mercy Sunday can be traced to a Polish nun by the name of Sr. Maria Faustina Kowalska.  Saint Faustina was born on August 25th, 1905, and died on October 5th, 1938. It was through her that the Lord shared a great message of mercy and love for the whole world.

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We know that continuing vaccinations in our communities will help us achieve that goal. Let's do the best we can to contribute to this effort. See details in article

No announcements for this weekend
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Washington State released new guidance today for Religious and Faith-Based Organizations that will allow up to 50% occupancy for Mass and other religious gathering (including weddings and funerals).

Even though vaccines have been developed, we know too that there is some confusion and division surrounding getting the shot. 

● Rice Bowl returns
● Holy Week schedule

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Today is traditionally known as “Laetare Sunday.”  The word “laetare” is Latin for the word “rejoice.” 
Hoy se conoce tradicionalmente como "Domingo de Laetare". La palabra "laetare" en latín significa "regocijarse".

● Reminder for special needs Mass sign-ups
● Additional Sunday Mass being added
● Communion and Confirmation update

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New Sunday Mass schedule starting April 4.
Nuevo horario de la misa dominical.