Holy Rosary Catholic Church

As brothers and sisters in Christ, we wish to invite you to learn more about our family in faith: a Church filled with beauty, prayer, sacraments, holiness, service and a loving community!

Whether you are on a journey into the Catholic Church or returning to the Catholic Church, you have come to a good place.

We urge those new to the area to REGISTER at Holy Rosary Parish. Registration ensures that we know you are here and helps us understand your needs and gifts. Most importantly, it helps us to welcome you to the parish. Office hours are limited due to covid restrictions, but if you would like to call ahead to let us know you are coming, we would love to meet you. Our phone number is 206-935-8353.

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Call-in and online registration will no longer be available after May 16.  We will seat individuals and families at Mass on a “first come, first serve” basis beginning May 22/23.  The last Mass available for registration is Sunday, May 16.   If you previously registered for Mass beyond May 16, you will be contacted soon with more information or you can call the parish office at 206-937-1488 ext. 200. 

We encourage everyone to arrive at least 20 minutes before Mass begins.  The first two pews will remain open for our mobility-impaired parishioners, but all other seating will be “first come, first serve” starting May 22/23.   Doors open 30 minutes before Mass begins.

To register by phone, please call the Parish Office at 206-935-8353 at least 48 hours in advance of Mass. To register online, Click Here to Register for Mass

MINISTERS AND THEIR HOUSEHOLDS: Please contine utilizing the  MSP Program. This includes EMHCs, Lectors/Sacristans, A/V Techs, and Hospitality Ministers. 

Masks are required on campus at all times.

Because not everyone is able to attend Mass on a regular basis, the Archbishop has continued the general dispensation from the Sunday obligation. If you are healthy, we encourage you to attend Mass, but you are not required to. If you are not healthy, or live with those who are in high-risk categories, we encourage you to stay home and stay safe!

As we open for public Mass again, we are responsible for creating a safe environment for parishioners and staff, and we need your help to do so. To attend Mass, you must successfully pass this screening by answering “No” to all six of these questions.  A “Yes” to even one question is a failed screening, and for the love and safety of your brothers and sisters, you are asked to remain at home.

In the last 14 days, have you: 

1. Traveled internationally?

2. Been exposed to a person with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 without the correct PPE?

3. Had a temperature at least 100.4°F, or 1.8°F above a lower regular personal baseline temperature?

4. Had new or increased shortness of breath or difficulty breathing?

5. Had a new cough?

6. Had at least two of the following symptoms together:  chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, and/or new loss of taste or smell, diarrhea, vomiting, runny nose/congestion.

If you pass this screening, you are eligible to sign your household up for Mass.
A household is defined as a group of individuals who live together under one roof. 

A comprehensive guide to changes at Mass during the pandemic can be viewed  HERE.

All Masses are livestreamed! If you are unable to join us in person, please join us virtually! 

• You do not need a Vimeo or Facebook account to view the livestream, but you may need to adjust your pop-up ads setting. If you do not see the livestream immediately, scroll down the page and/or click on the "Videos" link.

• If you are viewing on a phone or a tablet, you may need to download the Vimeo or Facebook app rather than viewing on your device's web browser. We recommend viewing it on a computer if possible.

• To access the readings used for Mass, you can find them at US Bishops website or through a free online version of the Magnificat, which has other prayers and reflections as well.

Livestreaming on Vimeo                          Livestreaming on Facebook

Prayer for Spiritual Communion

My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the most holy Sacrament. I love You above all things and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there, and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.

Permission to podcast / stream the music at Holy Rosary's services obtained from ONE LICENSE with license #A-731617. All rights reserved.

Spiritual Resources: The Church does not only meet in the building, but in our homes and in our hearts. Here are some resources to help you pray whether you are alone, with family, or with friends; whether at home, at work, or traveling.

Formed: Need an alternative to Netflix or Disney+? Want to learn more about your Catholic faith? Formed is an online resource for Catholic videos, audiobooks and podcasts, ebooks, and other inspiring content, perfect for the whole family. And it's free to Holy Rosary parishioners!

We are recruiting Lectors, EMHCs and Hospitality Ministers. To serve as a Lector or Eucharistic Minister, volunteers must already be trained and commissioned to serve as Lector or EMHC. Anyone can volunteer to be a Hospitality Minister. All must meet the current safety criteria for serving at Mass. All will receive required Archdiocesan Covid-19 Safety Training prior to serving at Mass. For more info, visit our Volunteer Opportunities page or email Paul Dolejsi 

If you are currently a volunteer for Mass or other liturgical ministries, please use the link to access the current MSP schedule for volunteer safety ministers at our public Masses.

COVID-19 Resources | Archdiocese of Seattle (archseattle.org)

Please visit our Covid-19 resource page for more information about Lunches of Love, St. Vincent de Paul, and requesting assistance.    

Church Building: 4210 SW Genesee St, Seattle, WA  98116
Parish Office / Mailing Address: 4139 42nd Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116

Pastoral Assistant for Adult Evangelization

Pastoral Assistant for Communications and Technology 

Weekend Janitor-Custodian

Please visit our jobs page for full job description, job ad and application.  
For questions or further information please contact Jill Carr.  
 

Catholic Bishop Abuse Reporting (CBAR) system launches. Abp. Etienne's announcement in English and Español.

Catholic Bishop Abuse Reporting (CBAR) website: https://reportbishopabuse.org/

Protecting God's Children Workshops at    Holy Rosary

Protect and Heal Website

Information Page

Update on Recent Settlements

Pope Francis establishes new norms and procedures to strengthen reporting and investigation of sexual abuse and failures to act on reports

Pope Francis strengthens reporting requirements and criminal statues for those who work for the Vatican City-State and the Roman Curia