• Hymns for Sunday 24 May / Himnos para el domingo 24 de mayo
• Readings for Sunday 24 May, Ascension of the Lord
• Lecturas para el domingo 24 de mayo, Ascensión del Señor

Click here or 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.

Haga clic aquí para: "Lea las lecturas del domingo en familia, y luego discuta lo que le dicen o las preguntas que le vienen a la mente. Luego ofrezca oraciones de peticiones para aquellos que le preocupan, entonces continua con la Oración del Señor."
El Padre Steve recomienda esto mientras vea la Misa en línea, porque nuestra fe es una relación viva.

 Everyone is invited to Pentecost Mass at 10 AM Sunday, May 31, in the WSU parking lot across the street from Beasley Coliseum to the south. Cars will be parked at least six feet apart so windows can be open. We’ll have music. The weather forecast is good. We aren’t allowed to give out Communion, but many look forward to gathering for Mass.

The parking lot is bounded by NE North Fairway Lane on the north, Fairway Lane on the east, Ferdinand’s Lane on the south, and NE Stadium Way on the west. There are several entrances from Fairway Lane and one from Ferdinand’s Lane. Most cars should fit in the north section of the lot. The Mass will be live-streamed on Facebook at 10 am and posted on YouTube as usual. There is no 8:30 am Mass on Pentecost.

Bring solidarity to our world in a shared moment of prayer at noon local time on 24 May. Catholics from all across the globe will be united in spirit because “everything is connected.” Click on the logo to find the prayer.

Homilía del Padre Steve para el domingo 17 de mayo

 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. These can protect others, as long as social distancing is also practiced. If you need supplies for mask making  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.

FREE BOOK FROM POPE FRANCIS - click on the picture to access the book. 
The Vatican is offering a 192-page digital book for a FREE download -- Strong in the face of Tribulation: The Church in Communion – A Support in Time of Trial.  It is a collection of Pope Francis’ homilies, prayers, and messages. 

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.