Emmaus Ecumenical Catholic Community

Celebrating a Wonderful Way to be Catholic

News

  • Preparing for Easter!

    Palm/Passion Sunday is on April 13th. It is our custom on that Sunday to decorate our new Easter candle. Our members have been given the assignment to be on the lookout for crosses. Each year we choose from the crosses that we find and use that cross as the focal point of our decorations. The

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  • Emmaus is Joining Holy Questions for Pentecost!

    We will be driving up to Seattle on May 19th to celebrate Pentecost with the new diocesan parish of Holy Questions ECC. This new parish was a mission of our Emmaus community and we are proud of them for becoming a solid presence in Seattle. We will be meeting in Seattle at 6532 Phinney Ave.

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  • Congratulations to Holy Questions ECC

    Our mission community of Holy Questions ECC in Seattle has spun off to become its own ECC parish in the ECC Diocese of the Pacific Northwest! To celebrate, the Emmaus ECC community will be joining them on Pentecost for a joint liturgy. Holy Questions ECC is located in Seattle at 6532 Phinney Ave. N in

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  • Ash Wednesday: Coming Soon

    Can you believe it? Lent is just around the corner. Ash Wednesday is on February 14th this year. This means we have an early Easter on March 31st. It is our custom at Emmaus to celebrate Ash Wednesday in a home but stay tuned as we haven’t made our final plans for this year as

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  • Join us for Advent!

    This is a great time to join a Church! We are beginning a new liturgical year on December 3rd and will begin reading from the Gospel of Mark. That means this is a great time to come back to church or come for the first time. The Gospel of Mark is said to be the

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  • Advent and Christmas Schedule

    We are being creative with our liturgical calendar this year. Advent begins on December 3rd and on that Sunday we will celebrate both the first and second Sundays of Advent. The following Sundays will be celebrated as the third and fourth Sundays of Advent respectively. We are doing this so we can celebrate Christmas mass

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