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The Lenten Journey Begins: Less Consumption, More Fruit

  As I prayed last night and again this morning in preparation for this Lenten journey, the phrase came to mind: “Less consumption, more production.”  I doubt that mantra would fly for long on the lips of  present presidential candidates, but it is not an economic formula, but rather has Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 9 years ago

Lent: Conversion to New Life in Christ

Ashes – a call to humbly recognize our origins: dust of the earth and the creative love of God.  As in death we return to the earth, so we shall return to God.  God is our origin and our glorious destiny.  Any accomplishments on this earth belong to God, while Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 10 years ago
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Archbishop Etienne's Welcome Mass in Seattle

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.

Preaching is a priority for my episcopal ministry, and this blog is my humble effort to engage the New Evangelization and to serve you, God’s holy, faithful people! Enjoy your visit, and together, may we grow in truth and love.

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Our Lady of Seattle Statue in St. James Cathedral

This beautiful statue of Our Lady of Seattle is located in our Cathedral of St. James

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