As Bishop Daly has begun The Year of the Eucharist throughout the diocese, Fr. Tim will be adding reflections, prayers and information for everyone as we learn new ways of understanding God's presence and action among us. The link is under the "Home" tab.

May the Lord direct your hearts to the love of God and to the endurance of Christ. (2 Thess 3:5)

The prayers used during our day of prayer are provided in the link below. As always, we seek the intercession of the Blessed Mother, Queen of Peace for our nation.

O Mary, Queen of Peace,
give us Christ,
the world's true Peace!

Our regular Mass schedule:

Saturday - 5:00pm
Sunday -   8:00am and 10:30am

We are required to have contact information for everyone in attendance - please call the Parish Office *during the week* at 326-0144 so you can register. 

You may have noticed more people are attending Mass—we are delighted to welcome back old friends and new ones.
However, we are still limited to the number that can attend each Mass and it is very important that you call in advance to register.  We don’t always have the opportunity to check phone messages or emails left on the weekend.  
Let’s continue working together in keeping everyone safe.  

There are a few important items to remember:

Masks will be required
Please do not sit in the pews that have been taped off
Please remember the 6' social distancing rule

Finally, please do remember that the dispensation from the obligation of attending Mass is still in place. If you are in the vulnerable category, are anxious about attending, or are feeling ill yourself, please stay home! 
The link to the recorded Mass is below.

Daily Mass times:

No Mass on Monday (we will be cleaning and disinfecting)
Tuesday         8:00am
Wednesday    8:45am
Thursday        8:00am
Friday             8:00am

Confession times are 
Wednesdays  11:00am - 12:00pm
Saturdays         4:00pm -  5:00pm

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL - 2020

This year’s Annual Catholic Appeal has been fittingly named One Body in Christ. It is the Eucharist that forms us into one body in Christ and brings us together as the Church in Eastern Washington. As one body, we are called to assist the Church in her material needs,
each according to their own ability.

Easy, fast and secure online donations may be made on the Diocesan website. Click the link below:
https://www.dioceseofspokane.org/make-a-donation

Food Sunday Weekend Program

Most of you are aware that during Lent each year the Knights of Columbus here at Assumption sponsor the Forty Cans for Lent Program in support of Caritas.

As the challenges of feeding those who are in need continues to grow during these days due to illness and with limited resources, we will collect food on the first weekend of each month.

Food Sunday weekend will provide additional help through Caritas to our vulnerable population in northwest Spokane. In the link below, you will find a list of items that Caritas regularly needs. In order to try and provide for those particular items, they have been grouped according to the letter of your last name. this will hopefully streamline the flow of required items items. 
Knights will be in the foyer of the church the first weekend of each month to accept your generous help. For those of you who would like to help, but cannot bring extra items into the church, there is also a donation jar available for cash donations.

This parish has always responded so generously to the appeal for extra help and we are so grateful for your support.

Food Sunday List