Archdiocese of Seattle — Attraction in Seattle

One of the worst Archdiocese I've been a part of. Pews are emptying, churches are closing and communities/ministries are weak because of such poor leadership. The Archdiocese leadership seems more committed towards promoting progressive politics versus actual church teaching (women's ordination, gay marriage) hence an aversion towards actual ministries and evangelization efforts.

Take a hint from SF where I moved from where most churches are vibrant AND keep strict to Church dogma/doctrine. Their Archbishop (Cordileone) is outstanding and a true defender of the faith. Mrs. Caitlin Moulding and company seem more concerned about the church becoming more 'synodal' despite the fact that many of the faithful don't want your liberal brand of Christianity. Take that liberal racism and entitlement elsewhere - we don't need that in the Catholic...

Not only did the Archbishop take away our Mass for several months, he and his staff ignored and hurt several people and parishes during the last year. The Archbishop has shown zero pastoral care for our Catholic communities, which he has controlled with his unreasonable demands and actions. Archbishop Etienne, has also allowed intense COVID restrictions to overshadow the Mass. People in Washington state can sing karokake now, but we can't sing a hymn to praise Our Savior!? There are many issues, but one of the saddest is seeing our bishops become slaves to the world. Anyone who is curious about the Etienne family should look up, Bernie Etienne, from Indiana. There is a fairly current...

I’ve seen some of the negative reviews, but I think it’s important to consider the broader context. Like many religious organizations today, the Archdiocese of Seattle is navigating a time of significant change and challenge. From what I’ve seen, they are doing their best to serve the community and adapt with compassion and integrity. Declining attendance is a trend across many faiths and isn't a reflection on the efforts or intentions of the...