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Reflecting the Good News of Christ

Chrism Mass: Instruction For Mission

After a drawn out postponement, we finally celebrated the Chrism Mass in the Archdiocese of Seattle today. Already in Ordinary Time, we needed to consecrate the Holy Oils as pastors are now delegated to celebrate Confirmations and Reception of new Catholics into the Church. You can find a link to Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 yearsJune 11, 2020 ago

Tipping Point In History? Trust In God

I am beginning to believe with all the world is facing at this time, we are at a tipping point in history. We face many uncertainties. After months of living under a world-wide pandemic and now facing a world-wide examination of conscience regarding our treatment of one another, people are Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

Holy Trinity, Communion of Love: Creator of All for Communion in Love

Today we celebrate the core Mystery of faith, the Mystery of God who is One in three persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. This is the Mystery of the Holy Trinity. God is a perfect communion of love. This Love that is God generates / creates all that exists.  Every Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

Congratulations, Rev. Thomas Viet Tran, Ordained A Priest Today

Today is a blessed day for the Archdiocese of Seattle, as we celebrate the ordination and gift of a new priest. Congratulations, Fr. Thomas V. Tran! Below you can find the video of the Mass, including the printed homily further below. Ordination of Thomas Tran from Archdiocese of Seattle on Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

The Word of God Makes Us Competent As Disciples Of Jesus

St. Paul’s instruction to St. Timothy reminds us of the traits necessary in those who would follow Jesus. Timothy payed close attention to Paul who so faithfully served Christ and preached the Good News. Paul also teaches us the importance of purpose, patience, love, perseverance, as well as to expect Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

The Work of Redemption; A Pastoral Letter on Eucharist and Proclamation of A Year of the Eucharist for Archdiocese of Seattle

I am happy to share a new Pastoral Letter on the Eucharist that has been in the making for many months. My hope is that all of the people of the Archdiocese of Seattle will take ample time this coming Year of the Eucharist to renew our belief in and Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

A New Earth Filled With Righteousness

Today’s readings seem quite substantial and instructive to cure what ails us as a society. (2 Peter 3 and the Gospel of Mark 12d:13-17) Jesus is the Word of God who come to earth and took on our human flesh. He revealed in his person the full potential of humanity Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

Gifts Of The Holy Spirit Are Given For Some Benefit

On this Solemn Feast of Pentecost, we recall the great gift of the Holy Spirit, and the Spirit’s ongoing role in the life of the Church. Today I remember especially all who have been unable to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation this spring due to the coronavirus. May the Holy Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

Rosary Video By Bishops, Priests Deacons of Archdiocese of Seattle

Friends, as this month of May draws to a close, I’m happy to share with you a truly creative video. Our Office of Vicar for Clergy invited our bishops, priests and deacons to make a video praying the individual prayers of the rosary. Those individual recordings were then put together Read more

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 years ago

Statement on Racism

Please see my statement on Racism below.

By Archbishop Etienne, 6 yearsMay 29, 2020 ago

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Welcome to my blog, and thanks for visiting! I became the Archbishop of Seattle on September 3, 2019 after serving as Coadjutor Archbishop of Seattle from June 7, 2019. Prior to that, I served 2 and a half years as Archbishop of Anchorage, 7 years as the Bishop of Cheyenne and many more as a priest of the Archdiocese of Indianpolis.

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