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  I like the different mass options. I like early morning but my teens prefer 5pm on Sunday. It's just like my church in Campbell, Calif., where I grew up.

  Added June 19, 2017 by Denise Oster
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  My husband and I went to the bilingual Easter mass, everyone was friendly and spoke English for us.

  Added January 07, 2017 by Autumn Szaro
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  Feminized liturgy. Older women wearing white hippy robes process in & busy about the altar area throughout Mass. One came in carrying the Gospels above her head, borderline liturgical dancing. A platoon of "eucharistic ministers" with their hand sanitizer. ushers marching people up, row by row, to receive... [are the Confessions this numerous? sorry...] All hymns were modernist tunes with lyrics in the first person. Weird form of something supposedly resurrecting off of what should have been a Crucifix.
  
  It pains me to write this, as it was the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered by a priest of the Roman Catholic Church. This is perhaps just the way parishes are in the Archdiocese of Seattle: liturgically & architecturally painful to bear if one is used to even a modicum of tradition or reverence.
  I estimate the median age of the congregation at the 8 am Mass to be 65 years old.
  

  Added November 05, 2016 by Therese P
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  Fr. Tim is wonderful and the kids left at home now (our 3 teens) really like him !! Fr. Tim is also refreshingly orthodox and true to the teachings of the church so we can relax and achieve deep prayer. A Holy priest.

  Added August 24, 2016 by Lisa C