Beautiful Hand-Crafted items and Home-Baked Goods, Trinkets and Treasures, Homemade Frozen Pies. Great for Thanksgiving! Lunch. Snacks. Beverages. Sales support a variety of charities, including SVDP. The perfect way to get in the holiday spirit and celebrate our community!

2025 BLACK CATHOLIC ADVISORY CIRCLE CONFERENCE The Eucharist for Inclusion and Healing Nov. 15 | 8 a.m.-5 p.m. | St. Paul Church, Seattle All are welcome to join us at St. Paul in Seattle for a day of reflection, prayer, learning, and community as we explore how the Eucharist fosters inclusion and healing and unites us as brothers and sisters in Christ. Co-sponsored by the Archdiocese of Seattle’s Multicultural Ministry.

Delicious fruitcakes from Our Lady of Guadalupe Trappist Abbey are being baked again this year. Choices include Monastery (Traditional), Ginger Date Nut Cake, and Tropical Dessert Cake—perfect for your holidays or gifts. Each cake costs $18 and is payable by cash or checks made out to OLL. Fruitcakes will only be available through pre-order. You will find the order forms at the back of the church or attached below.

Our parish family is now entering Stage Two of the One Parish Planning process, called “Who Are We?” This stage invites us to reflect on who we are as a parish family, our people, ministries, gifts, and opportunities. What we learn together will help shape our future direction as one faith community. Learn more...

Curious where we are in the Partners in the Gospel process? Each week, we’ll highlight a question and give a clear, current answer. Have a question you’d like us to cover? Send it our way and we’ll feature it in an upcoming update. Click to submit a question.

Learn more about what's happening with this special day in our parish family. Continue reading...

Celebrate the communion of saints with us on Saturday, November 1, at 9:00 am at Assumption Parish. We’ll honor the holy men and women who inspire our journey and lift our loved ones in prayer. Invite a friend and join our parish family for this joyful feast. Note: Our regularly scheduled 5:00 pm Masses at OLL and STC will still be celebrated.

REBUILDING TOGETHER - AUTUMN PROJECT The annual Rebuilding Together autumn project will take place on Saturday, November 15th, from 8 am to 4 pm. Here's your chance to help a needy, local low-income homeowner(s) remain in their home by repairing and improving their home and yard. Work with fellow parishioners and give back to your community, all in one amazing and productive day! Come for the full day or half day and get involved in this rewarding work! This is a great way to get service hours, but you must be 14 or older. Please save the date - house location and signup sheet will be coming soon. Questions? Contact Tim Lane at seattlelanes@comcast.net

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On Wednesday, September 24, members of the NE Seattle Catholic Community gathered at the Washington Park Arboretum. We enjoyed the peaceful surroundings, the trees and birds, getting exercise, and getting further acquainted with each other. It was a beautiful morning. Continue reading...

Due to a significant cultural/political event scheduled in Seattle for Saturday, October 18, the Jubilee of Hope Retreat has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 19, beginning at 11:00 a.m. The retreat will be held at the Assumption Parish Social Hall. Participants may want to attend the 9 am Mass at Assumption. Cost: $30 (single), $50 (couple). Scholarships available. Please bring your own brown bag lunch. Snacks/drinks will be provided. To register, email Robert Fontana at roblori.fontana@gmail.com. Pay your registration fee at the door.

Mark your calendars! We’re bringing everyone together for a joyful afternoon of food, fun, and fellowship! This is more than a BBQ—it’s a celebration of who we are as one parish family across Assumption, Our Lady of the Lake, St. Bridget, and St. Catherine of Siena. Continue reading...

Acutis Ministry, the Young Adult Ministry of NE Seattle Catholics, is gathering on Tuesday, September 16th at 6:30 PM in the St. Catherine Benicasa, to celebrate the canonization of Carlo Acutis. On September 7th, he was recognized by the Catholic Church as the first millennial saint. Celebrate him by coming in blue jeans and being ready to play video games, as he was an avid player and skilled techie. Continue reading...

The Way of the Masks is a Native-led journey of ceremony and resistance to protect ancient forests, salmon habitat, and tribal sovereignty. Indigenous leaders from Se'Si'Le and the Lummi Nation's House of Tears Carvers will be in Seattle on September 19th, 6-8 pm at the Woodland Park Zoo PACCAR Auditorium. Continue reading...

Advocacy and Caring for Children (ACC) is selling tulip and daffodil bulbs, generously donated by the Washington Bulb Company. All proceeds benefit Catholic Community Services agencies and other nonprofits that serve children and families. Help us help children in need! Continue reading...

ime to clean out your closets and garage! Bring your gently used, clean items to Our Lady of the Lake lower parking lot! SAVE THE DATE! Location: 8900 35th Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115 Date: Sunday, September 21, 2025 Time: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

On Sunday, October 5, 2025, at the 11:00 am Mass, Our Lady of the Lake will continue our quarterly Family Liturgies. This is a unique opportunity for families of all kinds to participate in our family-centered liturgy. The parable of the mustard seed will be reflected upon through the eyes of a child in the story, "A Lot With A Little" by Jennifer Paul. All are invited to be with us!

As we launch into the 30th year of "Children's Liturgy of the Word" at Our Lady of the Lake Parish, we invite all children aged four and up to join us in this marvelous ministry, beginning Sunday, October 12, 2025, at the 11:00 a.m. Mass. Continue reading...

Our life on planet Earth is a gift from God that we cannot take for granted. Good planets are hard to find! It’s been 10 years since Pope Francis published Laudato Si, his encyclical on “Care for Our Common Home.” In it, Pope Francis encouraged us to treat this gift of our earth with care and respect. Continue reading...

Do you know who St. Phoebe is? As a Deacon in the early church, Saint Phoebe, sent by the Apostle Paul, ministered in the church of Cenchreae, a busy port near Corinth, which was a common stop for travelers. Weary travelers were able to hear the message of hope and love from St. Phoebe, and she also used her social connections and wealth to help those who needed it most in terms of support and basic human needs. Continue reading...