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Putting Baptism Into Action
Welcome to St. Olaf Parish, located in North Kitsap County
St. Olaf Roman Catholic Church is a diverse religious
community with deep historical roots in North Kitsap
We are guided by the Holy
Spirit to worship, minister, teach and generously share our gifts, as an
expression of our faith.
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We are called by God to
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Please Pray for Our Holy Father's Intentions for the month of July 2008....
General:
Volunteers. That there may be an increase in the number of volunteers who offer their services to the Christian Community.
Mission:
That the World Youth Day held in Sydney, Australia, may awaken the fire of divine love in young people and make them sowers of hope for a new humanity
Thank you and May God Bless you...
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Pray the Liturgy of the Hours!
The Liturgy of the Hours is a wonderful way to build a more structured and meaningful prayer life, and a wonderful expression of faith, hope and charity...
-Click on the banner to pray an online version-
Sunday Eucharist
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Saturday Evening-(Vigil Mass of Sunday)
St. Peter Mission - Suquamish
(910 South Street., Suquamish, WA 98392)
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4:30 PM (Traditional)
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Sunday
St. Olaf Church -
Poulsbo (18943 Caldart
Avenue NE, Poulsbo, WA 98370)
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8:00AM (Traditional)
10:45 AM (Folk)
5:00 PM (Youth)
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Sabado:Iglesia: de San Olaf
Domingo: Iglesia de San Pedro/Suquamish
Confesiones media
hora antes la Misa.
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Misa en Español |
6:30 PM
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Contact Information
General Information 360-779-6558
Parish Office Phone
360-779-4291
Parish Office Fax 360-779-1240
Postal address
18943 Caldart Avenue NE, Poulsbo, WA 98370
Electronic mail
Click for a Map to St. Olaf Church
Click for a
Map to St. Peter Mission
 arish Description
St. Olaf Parish is one of the
fastest growing Catholic parishes in the Archdiocese of Seattle. Know that you
are most welcome to our Faith Community, and we greatly appreciate your presence
with us. Please join us in our prayers, our liturgical celebrations, and our
many ministries. If you are new to the parish, I encourage you to fill out a
green census card (found in the Church vestibule or in the Parish Office).
Please bring the census card either into the Parish Office or drop it in the
collection basket during Mass on Sunday. You can call the Parish Office
(360-779-6558) to receive assistance with "connecting" with any of the
activities or ministries in the Parish that are summarized [on this web site].
I hope you will want to share your gifts with us.
Our Parish was originally
founded in Suquamish at St. Peter Mission in 1904 on the site next to the Native
American cemetery where Chief Sealth, a baptized Catholic, is buried. In 1956,
Father Max Murray purchased property in Poulsbo (now St. Olaf's Church), and in
1968 a new Parish was established. Saint Olaf, King of Norway, was chosen as
our Parish patron saint to acknowledge the Scandinavian roots of Poulsbo. St. Olaf's Church was dedicated by Archbishop Thomas A. Connolly, on June 29, 1969.
At that time, St. Peter's became a mission of St. Olaf Parish. At present, our Parish serves
over 1,100 Catholic families coming from Poulsbo, Kingston, North Silverdale, Hansville, Suquamish, Keyport, Port Gamble, Indianola, and Port Ludlow. Once
again, as St. Olaf, our patron saint would say, "VELKOMEN"!
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