• Readings for The Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 30, 2026

• Lecturas para el XXII Domingo Ordinario, 30 de agosto del 2026
  

• Homily for The Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 30, 2026

• HOMILÍA PARA el XXII Domingo Ordinario, 30 de agosto del 2026

If you are a Whitman County resident who needs help with utilities, food, rent, gas, furniture, etc., please contact the parish office at 509-332-5312 (leave a message) or email Jessica Ortiz-Eriamiatoe. The office will contact one of our St. Francis Guild members. They will listen to your situation and help to the extent that they can, and/or connect you with other resources.
 
 Si usted es un residente del condado de Whitman y necesita ayuda con los servicios públicos, alimentos, alquiler, gasolina, muebles, etc., comuníquese con la oficina parroquial al 509-332-5312 (deje un mensaje) o envíe un correo electrónico a Jessica Ortiz-Eriamiatoe. La oficina se comunicará con uno de nuestros miembros del Gremio de San Francisco. Ellos escucharán su situación y ayudarán en la medida que puedan, y/o lo conectarán con otros recursos.

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Standing Together for Our Neighbors in Need

When disaster strikes our local communities, immediate and compassionate relief is essential. Catholic Charities Eastern Washington (CCEW) is actively providing emergency assistance to individuals and families impacted by wildfires in Spokane and the surrounding region. Through their dedicated Emergency Response team, CCEW provides immediate shelter, essential supplies, hygiene items, short- and long-term housing assistance, and supportive counseling to disaster survivors. 

Direct Action Links & Information

• Online Support: Visit Catholic Charities Eastern Washington to give directly to the Wildfire Support Fund. 

• Phone Direct: (509) 358-4250 

• Mailing Address for Checks: PO Box 2253, Spokane, WA 99210 (Memo: Wildfire Relief)  

Thank you for your warm generosity and continued prayers for everyone affected by the fires and the first responders serving our community.

Our Lady, Protector of Ukraine, 

Pray for Peace

Your help is urgently needed for Ukrainian families

Over the past four years, Catholic Relief Services and our Caritas partners have reached more than 3.5 million people in Ukraine and 10 countries across the region. For hundreds of thousands of families, this support has meant warmth, sustenance, safety, dignity and care in the face of extreme hardship. It has helped 650,000 people access safe and dignified shelter or housing after their homes were damaged or destroyed. For others, it has provided the flexibility and relief that comes with cash assistance, which has allowed more than 200,000 people to pay rent, buy food, heat their homes or make much-needed repairs after damage caused by fighting. 

These are not just numbers. They represent families who have been fed, children who have returned to learning and people who have found renewed energy for the unbreakable Ukrainian spirit.   

You can donate to help Ukrainian families here