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Welcome to St. Louise Parish!
We are an active, growing and ethnically rich community that invites all to join in the liturgy, fellowship, and service.
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Liturgy Schedule
Weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil: 5PM
Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 11AM,
1PM (Spanish), 6PM, Life Teen
Weekday Liturgies
9AM Mass: Mon., Wed., Thur., Fri.
9AM Liturgy of the Word with distribution of communion: TuesdayMass with Anointing of the Sick (English)
9AM First Saturday of the Month
Reconciliation (Eng. and Sp.)
Saturday 3-4:30 PM or by appointment.
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October 18
“Sacredness of all human life” spurs call for new safety measures Highlighting the sacredness of human life, the Catholic Bishops of Washington State endorsed Initiative 1639 on gun violence prevention. Initiative 1639 would strengthen gun sale background checks, require safety training, extend waiting periods for semi-automatic weapons, and establish safe-storage conditions for gun owners. Additionally, I-1639 would prohibit the sale of assault rifles to people under the age of 21. -
October 18join us for some prayer time between the hours of 9AM on Friday, Nov. 2 and 9AM on Saturday, Nov. 3.
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October 18
Spaghetti Feed to celebrate Fr. Basso-- We will celebrate Fr. Basso in our own St. Louise way with a Spaghetti Feed on All Saints Day, Thursday November 1, from 5-6:30PM in the Parish Hall, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. The Bilingual Mass for the Feast of All Saints will be at 7PM. -
October 12
The Catholic Bishops of Washington State applauded today’s decision by the state Supreme Court to abolish the death penalty in Washington. “The Catholic Church’s consistent belief is that every human life is sacred from conception until natural death – it is this principle that has energized our efforts for decades to abolish the death penalty.” -
October 4
“We are called to care for the environment” Washington’s Catholic Bishops Offer Framework for Considering Environmental Policies -
October 4
K of C Pancake Breakfast! on October 21 After the 7:30AM & 9AM Masses in the St. Louise Parish Hall Proceeds help support the charitable works of the Knights of Columbus -
September 29We are seeking a choir director for the Rejoice choir.
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September 21
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A Message from Father Gary
Dear Friends,
A very warm welcome to St. Louise Parish and School! St. Louise is rich in diversity and generous in hospitality. I hope that you experience the same whether you come to visit or decide to make St. Louise your parish home. We firmly believe that God is present in every person and that we have come together for a purpose and that purpose is that we may better come to know God's love. You are always welcome here!
With my prayers,
Fr. Gary Zender, Pastor