• Readings for the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time - September 19, 2021

• Lecturas del XXV domingo del tiempo ordinario - 19 de septiembre de 2021

• Homily for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time - September 19, 2021 by Father Steve

• Homilía del XXIIV domingo del tiempo ordinario - 12 de septiembre de 2021 del Padre Steve

The 4:30 PM Saturday Mass and the 11 AM Sunday Mass are inside the church. Masks are required for everyone. We also require you to sign up below, since space is limited. We also ask that you sign up for the outdoor 8:30 & 10 AM Masses. They will move inside if it is smoky or raining. If you don't want to come inside, you can park in the church lot, and listen to the Mass on your radio, (or watch the livestream on your phone at 8:30). A minister will bring Communion to you in the parking lot during Communion time.

Click here to sign up for outdoor Mass at 8:30 or 10 AM Sept. 19

Click here to sign up for 11 AM Mass September 19

The 8:30 and 10 AM Masses are outdoors on the lawn between the social hall and parish house. 
The 8:30 AM Mass is livestreamed on Facebook (see link above). All ages are welcome! You may bring a chair to sit on, although we do have folding chairs. There are tent canopies. The Mass is broadcast by radio at 87.9 FM in case you are hearing impaired and can use your phone as a receiver to communicate with your hearing aids (or use a portable radio with earbuds). If you cannot sit on the lawn, you may reserve one of three parking spots next to the lawn. Please see sign-up below. Masks are required for those who are over two years old.
Click here to sign up to park by the lawn during the outdoor 8:30 or 10 AM Mass Sept. 19
 

The Catholic Cares Coalition offers the following simple novena as an invitation to all Christians to pray for and with all those affected by the pandemic:
https://fdlc.org/sites/default/files/COVID_NOVENA.pdf
A novena is a devotional practice which repeats a prayer, a series of prayers, or an action for nine days in a row. 

Everyone 12 and older is eligible.
Pullman Regional Hospital can help you schedule an appointment for a vaccine clinic at the hospital. Please call (509) 336-7722 to leave a message or email covidvaccine@pullmanregional.org. You will get a call back to schedule your appointment. 

WA Department of Health Vaccine Locator:

• Pullman Safeway: (509) 334-0819
• Sids Pharmacy: (509) 332-4608
• Palouse Medical: (509) 332-2517

There is a pastoral coordinator job open at St. Gall/St. Boniface in Colton/Uniontown. Please click here to see the job description. If you are interested, contact Fr. Paul Heric (pastor of Colton/Uniontown and St. Thomas More at WSU) by phone 509.599.8437, or email, pheric@dioceseofspokane.org 

With the Apostolic Letter “Patris corde” (“With a Father’s Heart”), Pope Francis recalls the 150th anniversary of the declaration of Saint Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church. To mark the occasion, the Holy Father has proclaimed a “Year of Saint Joseph” from December 8, 2020, to December 8, 2021. To read the letter click or tap the picture above.

Bilingual Litany of
St. Joseph with Bishop Daly

March 19, 2021 

Click here for 
a recording of the litany

If you are a Whitman County resident who needs help with utilities, food, rent, gas, furniture, etc., please contact the parish office at 509-332-5312 (leave a message) or email Mary Sutherland. The office will contact one of our St. Francis Guild members. They will listen to your situation and help to the extent that they can, and/or connect you with other resources.

Si usted es un residente del condado de Whitman y necesita ayuda con los servicios públicos, alimentos, alquiler, gasolina, muebles, etc., comuníquese con la oficina parroquial al 509-332-5312 (deje un mensaje) o envíe un correo electrónico a Mary Sutherland. La oficina se comunicará con uno de nuestros miembros del Gremio de San Francisco. Ellos escucharán su situación y ayudarán en la medida que puedan, y/o lo conectarán con otros recursos.

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.