Click the logo to: "Read the readings for Sunday as a family, and then discuss what they say to you or what questions they bring to mind.  Then offer prayers of petitions for those you are concerned about followed by the Lord’s Prayer.  Fr. Steve recommends this above watching the Mass online, for our faith is a living relationship.

Click here for the hymns
Click here for the Palm Sunday readings in English
Clink here for the Palm Sunday Gospel reading wtih parts
Haga clik aquí para las lecturas de Domingo de Ramos en español

Palm Sunday, April 5th

• 8:30 AM Mass, online

Monday, April 6th

• 7:15 AM Communion Service, online

Tuesday, April 7th

• 7:15 AM Mass, online

Wednesday, April 8th 

• 7:15 AM Mass, online

• 7:00 PM Tenebrae, online

Holy Thursday, April 9th 

• 4:00 PM Vespers, online

• 5:00 PM Mass from the Cathedral, online

Good Friday, April 10th 

• 12:00 PM Service from the Cathedral, online

• 4:00 PM Vespers, online

Holy Saturday, April 11th 

• 4:00 PM Vespers, online

• 8:00 PM Easter Vigil from the Cathedral, online

Easter Sunday, April 12th

• 8:30 AM Mass, online

See Bishop Daly's livestream and recorded videos at https://dioceseofspokane.org/mass-at-home.

Click on the picture for the Liturgy of the Hours prayer for the current time and day. On Thursday evening you can find the evening prayer that we use for Adoration at Sacred Heart.

Click on the picture for
Bilingual Stations of the Cross

Haga clic en la imagen para
Estaciones Bilingües de la Cruz

Mensaje del padre Steve en español

Dear friends,
        We are now into our third week of being closed and Holy Week is just ahead.  Though the coronavirus has not hit Whitman County hard yet, we all know people in areas that are fighting the “beast.”  Locally, I am thankful for all who are doing everything they can to prevent the spread of the virus. 

Palm Sunday is approaching and I had hoped to find a way to get palms to you.  This will not be possible.  For your home observance of Palm Sunday, you may consider cutting some evergreen boughs since they are the only thing available.  For families with children you may want to get creative and cut palms out of paper and color them or to make ribbon streamers on a stick.  On Sunday morning palms will be blessed and then put back into cold storage with the hope that we can hand them out at a later date.

At 8:30 Sunday morning mass will be livestreamed.  This is intended to compliment your home observance of the Lord’s Day.  There are resources on our webpage to help you pray at home.  Click on our “Praying At Home this Sunday” link to find a suggested prayer service.  If you are watching the Mass online, there is a link on our webpage with the songs so that you can sing along. 

We recently ordered 150 small holy water bottles.  If you are part of Flock Notes you will receive a notice that you can respond to and we will have a bottle of holy water left on your doorstep.  We will wash the bottles before filling them and then handle them with gloves to prevent any contamination.  The Holy Water could be used on Easter Saturday and Sunday during the Renewal of our Profession of faith.

On weekdays Mass is livestreamed in the morning at 7:15. If that is a little early for you it can be replayed at your leisure on Facebook or in HD on our webpage.

If you would like to pray the stations of the cross there is a new link on our webpage that includes pictures of our stations here at Sacred Heart.  The prayers are in both English and Spanish.

We still need your financial support.  Donations can be mailed in or you may consider giving online.  Go to sacredheartpullman.org/online-giving to make a one time donation or to schedule automatic contributions on a monthly basis.  I really appreciate your support.

This is a hard time for everyone.  The coronavirus strikes fear in the heart of most of us.  Fear is not a good guide for the soul.  Jesus over and over again encourages us:  “Do not be afraid.”  One way of overcoming fear is to get creative.  Some people are being really creative in finding ways to help others.  If you have come up with a creative way to help, I would love to be able to post it on Facebook.  You may encourage someone else to step out in hope in these dark times.

Join me in holding all our parish members in prayer every day.
Yours in Christ,
Fr. Steve Dublinski

 Click on the picture for a printable .pdf of a parishioner's mask making instructions. These can be donated to the Vet Hospital (below) or used personally. 

Both Pullman Regional Hospital and the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital are asking for cloth masks. And, you may want to make personal masks to wear in indoor public spaces. Evidence is mounting that these can protect others, and possibly yourself, as long as social distancing is also practiced. If you need supplies for mask making or need a cloth mask (we have some made by a skilled parishioner), please contact Mary Sutherland or call the office at 509-432-4832 (we can listen to messages remotely).

Pullman Regional Hospital COVID-19 Fund Site This page has a list of many things the hospital needs, and links to how to make their preferred type of cloth mask.

The Veterinary Teaching Hospital is still open for emergency and critical care. Doctors and staff need protection when working closely together.  To donate, please leave the masks in a plastic bag at the front door of the VTH, 205 Ott Rd, Pullman, WA 99164. Call 509-335-0711 so they will know they are there and go outside to pick them up!

Here are links supplied by the Vet School for making various types of masks:
Pullman Regional Hospital video instructions - sewing machine needed.
New York Times mask making page - several types of varying difficulty.
Very clear video for making two types of masks. One can be hand sewn.