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ST. BARBARA CATHOLIC CHURCH of BLACK DIAMOND, WA

Cultivating spiritual growth for everyone, advocating the relationship of Christ and family within the home and community.

For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life. John 3:16

Mass Times

Welcome to Our Parish

We're so glad you're here. There are so many ways for you to connect with the vibrant life of our parish. We can't wait to get to know you!

Mass Times

SATURDAY - 5 pm (Main Church)
SUNDAY - 8 & 10 am (Main Church)
WED to FRI - 9 am (Historic Church)

Daily Readings

Confession

SATURDAY - 3:30 to 4:30 pm 
Appointments available.

Adoration

First Friday morning of every month 9:45 to 10:45 in the historic church. Anointing of the sick is available at this time. Anyone who is spiritually, mentally or physically sick is welcome to receive this sacrament.

Upcoming Events

September

22nd - Women's Group Gathering 6:30-7:30pm (Gather)  7:45-8pm (Adoration) Parish Hall

23rd & 24th -  Birthday Blessing & Anniversary Blessing during each Mass Main Church

24th -  Youth Choir Meet & Greet after 10am Mass Parish Hall

30th -  Cookies & Fellowship following the 5pm Mass Narthax

October

1st - Pray the Rosary - following 8am Mass Main Church

1st - Donuts & Fellowship - following the 8am & 10am Mass Parish Hall

1st - Youth Choir Rehearsal following 10am Mass Main Church

1st - Youth Group & Confirmation parent meeting 6:30-8pm Lower Meeting Room

5th - Faith Formation Classes begin 7-8pm Lower Meeting Room

6th - Adoration and Anointing of the Sick 9am Historic Chapel

8th - Sacramental Preparation Begins 9-10am Lower Meeting Room

8th - Sunday School Begins during 10am Mass

11th - Prayer Shawl Group 10am-11:30am Parish Office

14th & 15th - Parish Ministry Fair following each Mass Parish Hall/Narthax

News & Announcements

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I have been a member of St. Barbara Parish pushing past eight decades, baptized in the old church oh so long ago. 

The one constant over all of those years, regardless of who the Pastor was, was the living experience of Christ within the walls of church that continually beckoned to any and all to come to St. Barbara.  The consistent message, “We want you, we need you to worship with us to celebrate the miracle of the Mass and all it represents.” I have observed, with glee, the appearance of many new folks showing up at St. Barbara Church recently.  It sure puts a smile on my face! 

Gary H

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