Worship & Prayer
Mass Schedule
Weekend Mass
Saturday: 5:00pm
Sunday: 9:00am* & 11:00am
(Nursery available during the Sunday Masses)
Weekday Adoration & Mass
Wednesday-Friday: 9:00am*
Word & Communion Service
Monday-Tuesday: 9:00am
Holy Days of Obligation
9:00am and 7:00pm
Catholic Churches have successfully developed effective safety protocols. Thank you to all the ministers and volunteers who make this possible for St. John Vianney.
Please continue to stay home if you are not feeling well and celebrate Mass with us via live stream. Find more information about Live Stream Masses below.
*Sunday 9:00am Mass and Weekday Adoration & Mass are live streamed. It is possible that you may be included in the recording. By attending these Masses, you consent to being recorded and to any use of the recording. If you do not agree to this, we invite you to attend Mass at a different time or wear a surgical mask to make your face less visible.
Low-Gluten Hosts
If you have celiac disease or another type of gluten intolerance, please know that we have low-gluten hosts available for you so that you can receive the Precious Body of Christ at Communion. Just go to the sacristy after Mass and let the Priest know that you need a low-gluten Host. Please ask someone at the Welcome Table to show you where the sacristy is if you need help.
Live Stream Masses
Pray always in all ways…
Masses will be livestreamed on the SJV Kirkland YouTube Channel and the St John Vianney Church Facebook Page.
Sunday: 9:00am
Wednesday-Friday: 9:15am
The livestream will pop up at the scheduled time. “Subscribe” to our YouTube Channel or “Follow” our Facebook Page to get notifications when we go Live.
Livestream Help
We are looking for parishioners who would like to minister to the homebound, by assisting with the live streaming of the Saturday 5:00pm Vigil Mass on a rotating basis. No experience with livestreaming needed. Youth to adult, if you are comfortable using a computer and willing to help, please contact Ana, aklepper@sjvkirkland.org.
Liturgical Ministers
Liturgy is the work of the people. Liturgical ministers are called to support the gathered faithful in full, active, and conscious participation in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. If you are confirmed, please consider becoming a Liturgical Minister. If you are interested in becoming a Liturgical Minister, see Fr. Vu to schedule a training.
Altar Servers
“You are the light of the world.” -Matthew 5:14
Assist the priest during liturgy. Parish youth, who have taken First Eucharist and are at least middle school aged, interested in being altar servers need to be able to carry the cross through the church and up the steps to the sanctuary. Contact Fr. Vu if you are interested.
Eucharistic Ministers
“I am the bread of life, says the Lord; whoever comes to me will not hunger.” -John 6:35.
Eucharistic ministers assist in distributing the Body and Blood of Christ to the assembly. To be a Eucharistic Minister, one must be fully initiated into the Church (having received Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation).
Lectors
“O Lord, open my lips, and my mouth will proclaim your praise.” -Psalm 51:17.
Lectors proclaim the Word of God and the Prayers of the Faithful at Mass and other celebrations. To be a Lector, one must be fully initiated into the Church (having received Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation).
Sacristans
"Take care not to perform righteous deeds in order that people may see them; otherwise, you will have no recompense from your heavenly Father." -Matthew 6:1
Prepare the church for the liturgical celebration, including lighting the candles and setting out all vessels, including communion vessels and Eucharistic elements.
Ushers
"I was a stranger...and you welcomed me.” -Matthew 25:35.
Welcome people upon their arrival, assist in seating the assembly, facilitate collection/procession of the offertory, facilitate the communion flow and passing out the bulletins after Mass.
Ushers and seaters have a particularly special role to play at this time. Please prayerfully consider volunteering. If you would like to help usher or seat people at our weekend Masses please contact Greg, gleptich@sjvkirkland.org.
Music
Christina Bernal, Music Director • cbernal@sjvkirkland.org
Music Ministry Mission
The mission and purpose of the St. John Mary Vianney (SJV) Music Ministry is to assist in the liturgical celebration as taught by the Roman Catholic Church through Word, Sacrament and Service and encourage a renewal within our music ministry that would lead to more spiritual growth.
In addition to our SJV Choir, this ministry will also offer musical opportunities such as Children’s choir, Youth choir, or small instrumental and vocal ensembles for seasonal or special masses during the liturgical year.
The Choir
The SJV Choir provides music for the Sunday liturgy at 9:00am Mass from September to June, and new members are always welcome! SJV choir is open to all singers - high school age and older, regardless of musical experience. Music styles range from traditional chant and hymns to contemporary Christian music. Instrumentalists include (but not limited to): piano, guitar, cello, viola, bass and drums. Please contact Christina Bernal for more information.
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Pray With Us
Candlelight Rosary Procession
Pray with us during our candlelight Rosary procession, every first Friday of the month (except during Lent) at 7:00pm in honor of Our Lady. During Lent, please join us for Stations of the Cross & Soup Suppers at 6:00pm
Stations of the Cross & Soup Suppers
- Donations to Soup Suppers support Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl
Prayers
Prayer Intentions for General Intercessions
Are you or a loved one in need of prayers? Contact us to send your prayer intention and it will be included in the Prayers of the Faithful during the weekend Masses.