PASTOR: FR. KURT NAGEL

PAROCHIAL VICAR: FR. JOSEPH AKOR

4301 88TH AVE SE, MERCER ISLAND, WA 98040

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Welcome to St. Monica Catholic Church!

   “Go therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.”  Matthew 28: 19 - 20  

Mass Schedule

Monday - Thursday & Saturday: 7:45AM

Friday: 8:30AM (with School)

Saturday: 5:00PM Vigil Mass

Sunday: 9:00AM & 11:00AM

Sunday (Chinese): 1:00PM

Click here for more information on our Triduum Liturgies.

Mass Video & Livestream

Confession Schedule

Monday - Saturday: 7:15AM-7:35AM

Friday: 6:00PM-7:00PM

Saturday: 3:30PM-4:30PM

Sunday (Chinese): 12:30PM-12:50PM

Adoration Schedule

Friday: 6:00PM-7:00PM (In the church)

Daily: Our Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel is available 24 hours a day, every day of the week, except during the celebration of the Mass.

Easter Triduum Schedule

The Easter Triduum begins on Holy Thursday, March 28, and continues through the Easter Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday, March 30. By participation in the Easter Triduum, we celebrate the full truth and mystery of Christ’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection. The Triduum is the very summit of our liturgical year. Click here for more information on our Triduum Liturgies.

Shrouding of Images

From the Fifth Sunday of Lent into the celebration of the Paschal Triduum, the sacred images and crucifix in the church are shrouded in purple fabric.

Note: Votive candles will not be lit before the images of the saints while they are veiled. Candles that were previously lit prior to the veiling of the images will be relit after the Easter Vigil Mass.

In these last two weeks of Lent, we reflect with more focus on the Passion and Death of Our Lord. With this in mind, it might initially seem counterintuitive for the crucifix to be covered.

A better way to understand this practice can be found in the words of St. Athanasius of Alexandria, who emphasized that “The Cross of the Lord is a sign of victory over death.”

In the veiling of the crucifix, this sign of His great victory is hidden from our sight. Likewise, veiling the images of our saints hides from us the glory of their participation in His death and resurrection.

During this last period of Lent, as we fast from the visual reminders of Christ’s victory, we look forward with greater anticipation to the Easter Triduum.

On Good Friday, during the liturgical celebration of the Passion of the Lord, a crucifix is unveiled as the priest intones “Behold the wood of the Cross, on which hung the salvation of the world.” The congregation responds, “Come, let us adore.”

Let us prepare our hearts now for this moment.

Thank you from our Saint Vincent de Paul Society

Our Saint Vincent de Paul Society would like to thank parishioners for their support and share a recent story of the ministry’s work.

Your donations to Saint Vincent de Paul have helped an island resident neighbor. A young mother of two children, could not find a job that was compatible with her children’s school schedule. She was running behind on rent with her lease coming due. The Saint Monica‘s conference of the society of St. Vincent de Paul helped her meet her rent, sign a new lease and avoid eviction. She now has a job at a dentist office that she loves and is back on her feet and able to pay rent going forward as well as meet the school schedule of her two children.

Thank you very much.

Chrism Mass (March 21)

Join Archbishop Etienne on Thursday, March 21, at 7PM, at St. James Cathedral, for the Chrism Mass and the blessing of the holy oils which will be used in the administration of the sacraments at Easter and throughout the archdiocese for the year. (These holy oils include oil of catechumens, the oil of the infirm and holy chrism.) The bishops and all the priests of the Archdiocese join in this Mass and renew their priestly promises during the liturgy. The deacons also participate. All are welcome to join us for this beautiful liturgy. The Mass will be livestreamed on Vimeo and Facebook @ArchdioceseofSeattle.

40 Days For Life Rosary Rally

The members of the Bellevue 40 Days For Life campaign are hosting a public rosary on Friday, March 22 at 11AM in Bellevue on 148th Ave and NE 8th St. They will gather to pray the rosary for the intercession of Mary, Virgin Most Powerful, for the protection of the unborn from our lawmakers who are preparing to have unrestricted abortion rights enshrined in our state constitution. Click here to visit the 40 Days For Life Bellevue campaign website.

Palm Sunday (March 24)

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week. “Holy Week is ordered to the commemoration of Christ’s Passion, beginning with his Messianic entrance into Jerusalem” (Universal Norms, 31).

Palms will be blessed at all weekend Masses and will be available for parishioners for the liturgy and to take home.

Do you have palms from last year? Because the palms from Palm Sunday are blessed, they must be disposed of in an appropriate manner. If you have any old palms, we invite you to drop them off in the designated bin in the main church vestibule or bring them to the parish office. Once all of the old palms are collected, they will be burnt.

Turning In Your CRS Rice Bowl Alms

Thank you to everyone who made Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Rice Bowl part of your Lenten practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving!

On Palm Sunday, we will gather the alms collected in Rice Bowls. Please write a check to St. Monica with “Rice bowl” written in the Memo line for the amount you collected in your Rice bowl. Alternatively, you may bring your physical rice bowl to the church on Palm Sunday to be deposited in a basket placed in the main vestibule.

Holy Thursday (March 28)

The Easter Triduum begins on Holy Thursday, March 28, with the Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:00PM. This Mass memorializes the Institution of the Eucharist where, at the Last Supper, “Christ offered his Body and Blood to the Father under the appearance of bread and wine”. (Ceremonial of Bishops no. 297)

As such, at the beginning of Mass, the Tabernacle is entirely empty.

Mass starts with the reception of the newly blessed Holy Oils from the Chrism Mass at St. James Cathedral.

During Mass, twelve parishioners participate in the rite of the washing of feet.

At the end of Mass, the Blessed Sacrament is brought in procession to a temporary Altar of repose. Parishioners are invited to stay to pray with our Lord at the place of repose.

Due to the solemn nature of this liturgical celebration, everyone should depart in silence. Following the liturgy, ministers strip the sanctuary of its normal fixtures, the tabernacle is empty, and the altar is left bare. The liturgical space will remain this way through Good Friday.

Good Friday (March 29)

On Good Friday, Catholics ages 18-59 observe a paschal fast in honor of the suffering and death of the Lord Jesus. Catholics age 14+ are required to abstain from eating meat on Good Friday.

As a community, we solemnly continue our Paschal Triduum by gathering on Good Friday, March 29, for the Celebration of The Passion of the Lord at 7:00PM.

During this liturgy, the clergy entering the Sanctuary in silence and prostrate themselves before the bare Altar in veneration.

The Lord’s Passion narrative is read from the Gospel according to John, in a form where multiple readers take part.

The presider processes into the church with a large wooden crucifix. As he removes a shroud, he sings, “Behold the wood of the Cross, on which hung the salvation of the world.” The congregation responds, “Come, let us adore.” The congregation is then invited to come forward in procession to venerate the cross themselves.

Although this liturgy is not a Mass, Holy Communion is distributed to the congregation.

Holy Saturday (March 30)

On Holy Saturday, March 30, we conclude our Paschal Triduum with the celebration of the Easter Vigil Mass at 8:00PM. This is the “greatest and most noble of all solemnities”. (The Roman Missal)

Mass begins at the Easter fire, outside the church entrance. The Paschal Candle is lit from the fire and processed into the dark church, signifying Christ Our Light’s radiant victory over the darkness of sin.

The Exsultet is sung, and the congregation listens to a series of Old Testament readings and Psalms, to “meditate on how God in times past saved his people”. (The Roman Missal pg. 217)

The congregation joins in singing the hymn Gloria in excelsis Deo as the altar candles are lit and bells are rung. The Epistle is read and the Gospel is proclaimed.

Following the Homily, we joyfully welcome the Catechumens who are reborn in Baptism and Candidates who enter into full communion with the Catholic Church through Confirmation.

The Vigil is completed with the celebration of the Eucharistic Liturgy.

Easter Flower Donations

Your donation to this fund will assist us in decorating the sanctuary with Easter flowers. Thank you for your support! Envelopes are available in the church pews. Click here to make a contribution online. On the donation page, enter the dollar amount you’d like to donate, select the “Give one time” button, and click “Next”. If you are not already logged into your online giving account, you will be prompted to enter your payment information.

Iron Sharpens Iron – Seattle Men’s Conference

All Men are invited to a powerful day of fellowship, worship, and growth as we delve into what it means to live as authentic Catholic Christian men in today’s world. The Seattle Men’s Conference will be held at St. Stephen the Martyr, in Renton, on Saturday, April 20.

Our theme this year, “Forged by Love”, will explore the power of the Eucharist to form our hearts and minds in Christ.

Keynote speakers include Bishop Frank Schuster, Fr Paul Heric, Seattle Seahawk Abraham Lucas, Musician Daniel Oberreuter and Deacon Jim Johnson!

Come and connect with fellow men of faith, and equip yourself with practical tools and insights to navigate the challenges of modern life with courage and integrity.

Whether you’re a husband, father, single man, young adult, or seasoned veteran in your faith journey, there’s a place for you at this exciting day!

To learn more and register, go to https://seattlemensconference.org.

Young Adults Adoration & Confession Night

Eastside Young Adults are hosting an Adoration Night on Saturday, April 20 at 6:30PM in the main Church at St. Monica Catholic Church, Mercer Island. A night of Eucharistic Adoration, quiet prayer, and music. Confession will be available. Fellowship to follow afterward.

Holy Hoedown

Save the date for St. Monica School’s 2024 Holy Hoedown Auction! This year’s Hoedown will be on Saturday, May 4.

The St. Monica School Auction’s success is the result of the amazing collaborative effort of many parents, parishioners, alumni and community businesses.

We need your sponsorships and donations now! When you donate to the auction, you provide a dependable and essential foundation of support that allows the school to keep tuition affordable, support the acquisition and growth of faculty, maintain facilities, and so much more. To make an monetary or item donation, please visit the auction website stmonicasea.ejoinme.org/HolyHoedown24.

Sacred Heart Radio Outreach

At Masses this past weekend, we heard from guests from Sacred Heart Radio. The mission of Sacred Heart Radio is to bring the light of Christ to the Northwest. They are committed to providing radio programming that glorifies God and leads souls to salvation, and they joyfully submit to all teachings of the Catholic Church. Every Monday (aired 8AM and 9PM), you can listen to our own pastor, Fr. Nagel, as a regular guest on Dr. Tom Curran’s show Sound Insights. Dr. Curran and co-hosts bring insight into issues pertaining to the Catholic faith and our local community. Listen to this program and more on AM 1050 or on the Sacred Heart Mobile App (available on Apple & Android phones). Visit sacredheartradio.org for additional information and the full program schedule.

Parish Lost & Found Spring Cleaning

During this season of Lent, we hope you are taking some time to declutter your faith life by removing any obstacles which are getting in the way of your relationship with Jesus Christ. (Click here for our regular confession schedule, and don’t forget our additional Lenten reconciliation opportunity on March 9, 10:30AM-11:30AM.)

The parish is currently working on another type of spring cleaning, namely emptying out the parish Lost & Found bin (located in the main church vestibule).

While less important than the cleanliness of our souls, the Lost & Found has accumulated an abundance of forgotten and discarded items and needs to be cleaned out.

The contents of the Lost & Found bin have been moved to a table in the south vestibule. Please visit the south vestibule after Mass to review the table for anything you may have lost. Items unclaimed by Monday, March 18, will be donated to charity. Contact the parish office with any questions.

Save the Date for Vacation Bible School!

Mark your calendars, for July 29—August 2, for the return of Vacation Bible School! This year’s theme is “Breaker Rock Beach”. We are currently seeking volunteers to share God's unchanging truth through scripture, play, crafts, and song! Click here to register as a VBS volunteer. Parents who volunteer will have their child's registration fee waived!

Dad/Daughter Dance

Saint Monica Catholic School’s Parent Club is hosting a special "sweet" evening for fathers and daughters filled with pure imagination. The dance is open to both the school and parish. It will be held on Saturday, March 23, from 6-9PM in Saint Monica’s GymClick here to register.

Mother/Son Event
Saint Monica Catholic School’s Parent Club is hosting A "monstrous" morning for mothers and sons filled with fun, thrills, and friendly competition. The event is open to both the school and parish. It will be held on Saturday, April 13, from 10AM-12PM at Monster Mini Golf in Factoria. Click here to register.

Disability Inclusion Ministry Mass & Dance

The Archdiocese of Seattle’s Disability Inclusion Ministry serves and works collaboratively with our parishes and schools to promote the inclusion and meaningful participation of people with disabilities in the life of our Catholic faith community. They invite you to a celebration of diversity in our Catholic faith community on Saturday, April 20. Mass will be celebrated at 11:00AM at St. James Cathedral. A Spring Fling Dance & lunch will be held from 12:00PM-2:30PM at the O’Dea High School Gym. For more information, please contact Jennifer Wong at jennifer.wong@seattlearch.org

Lenten Soup Suppers

We invite parishioners and friends to join us for Friday Lenten Soup Suppers! Each Friday of Lent, volunteers prepare a meat-free* soup as a community meal. Join us from 6PM-7PM! (*Catholics 14+ are obligated to abstain from meat on Fridays.)

Friday Eucharistic Adoration & Confessions

Our regularly offered Friday Evening Adoration and Confessions will continue to be available during Lent. This means that they will be offered at the same time as our Soup Suppers. We invite you to use this hour (6PM-7PM) in the manner that best feeds your faith life (Eat/Pray/Confess).

Stations of the Cross

On Fridays in Lent, at 7PM, the Stations of the Cross will be prayed as a group in the church. Participation booklets provided.

Novena to St. Joseph for our new Parish Family

At the beginning of February, our Archdiocese announced the final list of parish families for the Partners in the Gospel initiative. St. Monica Parish will be a family with Sacred Heart Parish in Bellevue. In response to this news, you are invited to participate in a 30-day prayer to Saint Joseph, the patron saint of families, for our new parish family. We pray that God may bless, protect, and guide us in this time of transition. The 30-day prayer starts on February 18th, and will conclude on March 18th, the eve of the feast of Saint Joseph, spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Click here to access a copy of the prayer to use throughout these 30 days.

The Partners in the Gospel parish families will go into effect on July 1st under the leadership of a pastor and one or more parochial vicars. Clergy assignments will be announced this spring.

Click here for the Final List of Parish Families

Click here to read the Letter from Archbishop Etienne

Click here to read an updated Q & A as of January, 2024

For more information on Partners in the Gospel, please visit the official webpage archseattle.org/partners

Intro to Discernment of Spirits

On Thursday, February 22, and Friday, February 23, Sr. Raffaella of the Apostles of the Interior Life gave us a two-part talk as an Intro to Discernment of Spirits. The talks covered questions such as "How do I know if it's the Lord speaking to me or if I'm making things up in my head?", "How can I make decisions that are inspired by God and not only by my likes and dislikes?" and many more. If you missed the talks, there's good news! The talks were livestreamed and can be watched online.

Click here to watch Intro to Discernment of Spirits - Part One.

Click here for the Part One handout.

Click here to watch Intro to Discernment of Spirits - Part Two.

Click here for the Part Two handout.

But wait, there’s more! The Apostles of the Interior Life will also be giving a mission at Sacred Heart Church in Bellevue, our Parish Family for Partners in the Gospel! This mission will be on the evenings of February 26, 27, & 28 at Sacred Heart at 6:30PM. The mission talks will be on the topic of the Virtues. (These talks will be equivalent to the talks they gave at St. Monica last year.)

A Historical Moment of Revival (July 17-21, 2024)

This once-in-a-lifetime gathering will bring together the most trusted voices in the Church and thousands of on-fire Catholics for five powerful days of worship, encounter, and formation. Come be inspired, equipped for mission, and set ablaze with new love for Jesus in the Eucharist. Click here to visit the official website for the National Euchartistic Congress.

Little Black Books Lenten Reflections

As a resource for your spiritual journey this Lent, the parish has provided copies of the “Little Black Book”. In this season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving, we invite you to take some time daily to reflect on Christ's life. The daily six-minute reflections in this booklet are based on the Passion narrative in the book of Luke. Pick up a copy in the main church vestibule while supplies last.

Encounter Jesus this Lent!

Visit archseattle.org/lent to watch Archbishop Etienne’s invitation to encounter Jesus this Lent! The Archdiocese of Seattle’s Lent webpage offers weekly Lenten Reflections, prayer suggestions, fasting and abstinence guidelines, and more.

A Call for Peace in the Middle East

On Ash Wednesday, February 14, 2024, the leaders of the women’s religious communities in the Northwest, along with several Bishops in the Northwest have released a joint statement on the conflict in Israel and Gaza. Click here to read the full statement.

CRS Rice Bowl

Each Lent, Catholic families across the country unite to put their faith into action through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Through CRS Rice Bowl, families learn about how our sisters and brothers across the globe overcome hardships like hunger and malnutrition, and how through Lenten alms, we have the power to make the world a better place for all. Be sure to pick up your CRS Rice Bowl from the church vestibule and use it throughout Lent to collect your family’s alms. Rice Bowl donations will be collected at the end of Lent.

New Issue of the Northwest Catholic Magazine

The February — March 2024 issue of Northwest Catholic Magazine is now available to read online at nwcatholic.org/magazine!

St. Monica Parish Job Opening

St. Monica Parish is seeking a part time Receptionist. The position assists the Office Manager in greeting and welcoming visitors and callers and providing clerical assistance as needed. The successful applicant must be detail-oriented and practice excellent organizational and communication skills. Applicant must work as a collaborative team member and have experience working in administration and operations. Compensation package is in compliance with Archdiocesan policies. Scheduled work hours per pay period will be 40 hours. Click here to apply for this position online. Contact the parish office for more information, 206-232-2900. Position open until filled.

Northwest Catholic: “St. Monica marks 40 years of feeding the hungry”

Earlier this month, the outstanding legacy and hard work of St. Monica’s Friends of the Needy ministry was covered in an article by Northwest Catholic. Click here to read the full article! If you are interested in contributing to the Friends of the Needy ministry, please contact: 

Bob Kessler (FON Coordinator) call 206-276-0515 or email rar811@icloud.com

Karen Zimmer (Head Cook) call 253-273-6704 or email karenzimmer@comcast.net

Northwest Catholic magazine and website are the official news publications for the Archdiocese of Seattle. The mission of both is to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to Catholics in Western Washington to teach, inspire, and form disciples who know the Lord and live their faith to the full. Visit NWCatholic.org for current news stories.

Quo Vadis Days (June 24-27)

This amazing 4-day camp for high school men grades 9-12 with priests and seminarians from the Archdiocese of Seattle will provide participants the opportunity to:

  • Learn more about the priesthood
  • Deepen their faith
  • Better discern God’s call in their lives

Space is limited to 60 participants. (Nominal fee of $50 can be waived in cases of need.) Registration is open now. Visit archseattle.org/events/qvd24 to learn more and to register for this event.

Questions? Email vocations@seattlearch.org

Archbishop Etienne’s Annual Letter

Archbishop Etienne has written his annual letter to the people of Western Washington, looking back on what happened over 2023, while looking forward to the coming year. Click here to read the complete letter online.

40 Days For Life! Help save lives in Bellevue!

You can protect mothers and children by joining this worldwide mobilization to pray and fast for an end to abortion! Through prayer and fasting, peaceful vigils and community outreach, 40 Days for Life has inspired 1,000,000+ volunteers!

With God’s help, here are the proven results in 30 coordinated campaigns:

· Over 20,000 babies saved from abortion

· Over 200 abortion workers converted

· Over 100 abortion centers closed

Here’s how to take part in 40 Days for Life in our community:

Vigil location: Bellevue public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood (14730 NE 8th St Bellevue, WA 98004)

Vigil hours: 8AM to 8PM M-Sa

Vigil dates: February 14-March 24, 2024

Local contact: Maureen (206) 923-8366

Learn more, get involved, and sign up for prayer times by visiting the campaign website: 40daysforlife.com/Bellevue

WSCC & the 2024 Legislative Session

We are two weeks into the state legislative session. During this 60-day session, join the Washington State Conference Catholic Conference (WSCC) in being a voice for Catholic values and the bishop’s legislative priorities. The WSCC represents the Catholic Bishops of Washington in their efforts to support public policies that promote the common good. (A document outlining the WSCC 2024 Legislative Priorities can be accessed by clicking here.)

Each Friday during the legislative session, the WSCC publishes a Catholic Advocacy Bulletin, they also send out alerts for opportunities to contact your legislators at key moments. The bulletins also provide opportunities to sign in electronically for or against bills. Click here to sign to receive the Catholic Advocacy Bulletins (or to access past issues of the bulletin). Thank you for being a Catholic advocate!

Holy Hours for Youth and Young Adults: PNW Adoration Nights!

On the first Saturday of each month (December 2023-June 2024), Parishes and Newman Centers throughout the Archdiocese will be hosting evening Holy Hours for youth and young adults with praise and worship music.

  • 4/6/24: St. Mary Magdalen, Everett
  • 5/4/24: Our Lady of Lourdes, Vancouver
  • 6/1/24: Our Lady Star of the Sea, Bremerton

Questions? For High School and Middle School: Kimberly Abadir, Director of Youth Ministry Services at Kimberly.abadir@seattlearch.org. For Young Adults: Tyler Tangen, Director of Young Adult Ministry at tyler.tangen@seattlearch.org

Special Request to Pray for Peace

Given the devastating war underway, we encourage everyone to pray for war torn areas. Below is a peace prayer to pray together and share with your communities.

Bearing Witness to Peace

Lord God, we come to you in our need.

Create in us an awareness of the massive forces that threaten our world today.

Give us a sense of urgency to activate the forces of goodness, of justice, of love and of peace.

Where there is armed conflict, let us stretch our arms to our brothers and sisters.

Where there is abundance, let there be simple lifestyle and sharing.

Where there is poverty, let there be dignified living and constant striving for just structures.

Where there are wounds of division, let there be unity and wholeness.

Help us to be committed to the building of your kingdom.

Not seeking to be cared for, but to care.

Not expecting to be served, but to place ourselves in the service of others.

Not aspiring to be materially secure, but to place our security in your love.

Teach us your spirit.

Only in loving imitation of you can we discover the healing springs of life that will bring new birth to our world.

From – Prayer Without Borders, Catholic Relief Services

Monthly Chinese Family Rosary Meeting

Come join our monthly Chinese rosary zoom meeting hosted by the Seattle Chinese Catholic Community on the 4th Saturday of each month from 1:30pm to 2:30pm. We will recite the rosary in Mandarin and Cantonese. Please email us at info@seattlechinesecatholic.org or leave a message at 206-458‐1430 to get the zoom meeting information.

歡迎大家參加由西雅圖天主教華人團體舉辦的網上家庭玫瑰經聚會。聚會時間為每月第四個星期六下午1:30至2:30。有興趣參加的,請email info@seattlechinesecatholic.org 或致電206-458‐1430索取Zoom聚會資料。

Sunday Homily Video Recordings

Did you have trouble hearing father's homily at Mass? Or maybe you'd just like to listen to it again? For convenience, we re-upload our Sunday Mass homilies as videos. Each Sunday's homily is typically uploaded by the Wednesday following the weekend Masses. All homily videos are uploaded to youtube, and on our website’s homily page. Looking for a past homily? Our homily page also features an index of our previous Sunday Homilies.

What about weekday Masses? While we don't process separate videos for our daily Mass homilies, they can be watched within the full recordings of our daily Mass livestreams. Browse past livestreams on our Youtube page: www.youtube.com/@stmonicami/streams.

Mass Livestreams? St. Monica livestreams one Mass each day of the week. It can be beneficial to watch weekday Masses via livestream when your schedule does not allow you attend in person. Sunday Mass livestreams are a great resource for parishioners who’s health prevents them from attending Mass. We also recommend watching the livestream if you are unable to attend Mass due to illness. For more information about Mass livestreams, visit our livestream page.

Please note that the general obligation to attend Mass on Sundays (or Saturday Vigil Mass) and Holy Days of Obligation was reinstated (CIC, can. 1247), as of December 8, 2021.

Scam Email Warning

The parish staff wants to warn parishioners that someone has been sending emails pretending to be Father Nagel, parish staff members, and our former pastor, Father Freitag. Scam emails typically say that Father is "in need of help" ask if "you are available for an errand" or just asks the recipient to "please respond concerning a sensitive matter". These emails (or texts) are a scam and should be deleted whenever they are received. Legitimate emails from parish staff members will always be sent from an email address ending with "@stmonicami.org". If you have any questions, feel free to contact the parish office directly at parishoffice@stmonicami.org

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