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Pastoral Plan for Hispanic Ministry / From Guests to HostsAppendix BLatin American Marian Feast Daysfor the United States CalendarDue to the recent Hispanic population increase in the U.S., the U.S. Bishops have approved theinclusion of Marian feast days from 15 Latin-American countries and Puerto Rico in the UnitedStates Sacramentary in the Spanish language. The feast days are waiting confirmation from theVatican. They come from places where Mary, under a different title, is the national patron.Here is the list of proposed dates in the United States liturgical calendar.Appendix Bh January 21, Our Lady of Altagracia, Dominican Republich February 2, Our Lady of Copacabana, Boliviah February 3, Our Lady of Suyapa, Hondurash May 8, Our Lady of Luján, Argentina.h July 9, Our Lady of the Rosary of Chiquinquirá, Columbiah July 16, Our Lady of Carmen del Maipú, Chileh August 2, Our Lady of the Angels, Costa Ricah September 8, Our Lady of Caridad del Cobre, Cubah September 11, Our Lady of Coromoto, Venezuelah First Saturday of November, Our Lady of the 33 Easterners, Uruguayh November 19, Our Lady of the Divine Providence, Puerto Ricoh November 21, Our Lady of Quinche, Ecuadorh December 8, Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Nicaragua and Panamáh December 8, Our Lady of Caacupé, Paraguayh First Saturday in December, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mother of the Americas Archdiocesan Celebrationh December 12, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Méxicoh Other Spanish-speaking Latin American countries that do not have Mary as a patroness do have important Mariandevotions. They are:h Our Lady of the Peace, El Salvadorh Our Lady of the Rosary, Guatemalah Our Lady of Mercy, Perúh Our Lady of Aparecida, Brazilh Our Lady of Antipolo, Philippines42
Appendix C: Chronological Development of Masses in Spanish / From Guests to HostsAppendix CChronological Development of Masses in Spanish1967–1971 Immaculate Conception, Seattle1998–2003 St. Yves, Harmony1972–1973 St. Benedict, Seattle1999–present St. Joseph, Sequim1973–1981 Blessed Sacrament, Seattle2000–present Church of the Assumption, Bellingham1978–1985 Immaculate Conception, Mount Vernon 2000–present St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Bothell1977–present St. John, Vancouver2001–present St. Philomena, Des Moines1978–1986 St. Anthony, Kent2002–present St. Joseph, Chehalis1978–present Holy Family, Seattle2003–present St. Francis, Friday Harbor1981–1983 St. James Cathedral, Seattle2003–present Sacred Heart, Lacey1983–present St. Mary, Seattle2003–present St. Michael, Snohomish1983–present Sacred Heart, Tacoma2004–present St. Francis Cabrini, Lakewood1983–present St. Joseph, Lynden2004–present St. Thomas, Tukwila1984–present St. Andrew, Sumner2004–present St. Edward, Seattle1985–present St. Charles, Burlington2005–present Holy Trinity, Bremerton1986–present Christ the King (Cristo Rey), Seattle 2005–present St. Theresa, Federal Way1987–1988 Immaculate Conception, Everett2005–present Blessed Teresa of Calcutta1989 –present St. Mary, Seaview2006–present Immaculate Conception, Everett1989 –present St. Lawrence, Raymond2006–present Pius X, Mountlake Terrace1990–present St. Louise, Bellevue1990–present Sacred Heart, Winlock1990–present St. Philip, Woodland1992–present St. Edward, Shelton1992–2002 St. Mary, Centralia1993–present Immaculate Conception, Mount Vernon1993–present St. Anne, Forks1993–present St. Rose de Viterbo, Longview1993–1994 Our Lady of Good Help, Hoquiam Grays Harbor1993–1995 St. Edward, Seattle1994–present St. Mary, Aberdeen1994–Present St. Mary of the Valley, Monroe1995–present St. Mary, Marysville1995–present Prince of Peace, Belfair1996–present Holy Spirit, Kent1996–present Sacred Heart, Enumclaw1996–present St. Mary Star of the Sea, Port Townsend1996–present St. Olaf, PoulsboAppendix C43
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Page 5 and 6: Introduction / From Guests to Hosts
Page 7 and 8: Part I — Foundations of Hispanic
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Page 17 and 18: PaRt III — Archdiocesan Prioritie
Page 37 and 38: Part iv— Parish Pastoral Planning
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Page 45: Appendix A — Engaging Hispanic Mi
Page 49 and 50: Appendix D — Terminology Related
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