WEEKLY SACRIFICIAL GIVING

Pope St. John XXIII Parish

Feb 26, 2023

• Mass collection: $6,977 - 160 Env
• Ash Wednesday collection: $3,135
• Online Giving: $1,270
• Fence Project: $2,449
• Viet Breakfast: $948

South Tacoma Chapel

• Feb 19: $2,490 - 31 Env

Thank you for your continued support

The Sunday collection is very important for us to maintain our fiscal responsibilities. Set up your gift today or consider an additional gift via our Online Giving link at https://www.psj23.org. 

Thank you for your continued support. 

CHILDREN'S MASS

Mar 04 at 4:30pm 

at PSJXXIII main campus

We invite parents and all children, especially those who are in CCD classes and parish school to come and join us at this special Mass for children. 

BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS

This class is for parents and godparents. Next class will be Mar 11 at PSJXXIII main campus

• 1:00pm - 2:30pm in English
• 2:30pm - 4:00pm in Viet

More information, contact: Sr. Theresa Nguyen at sotheresa2022@psj23.org or 253-592-2541

FIRST COMMUNION RETREAT

Friday, Mar 17

Time: 5pm - 6pm

in parish Hall

All students attending the First Communion classes at PSJXXIII main campus and South Tacoma Chapel are required to attend this retreat.

CONFIRMATION RETREAT

Mar 18, 2023

from 9am - 7pm

in parish Hall of PSJXXII parish

SENIOR MASS

Mark your calendar and join us

When: Thursday,  Mar 30th   

Time: Mass at 10:30AM, 

followed by a reception with

entertainment & raffle in Hall

Let us thank God for the many  blessings we have received as we prepare ourselves to celebrate Easter. All are invited.

CRS RICE BOWL

Rice Bowls are available in the South Vestibule of the Church. Be sure to pick up your CRS Rice Bowl and use it throughout Lent to collect your family’s alms, and return it on Holy Thursday ​

Each Lent, Catholic families across the country unite to put their faith into action through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Through the 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.