Event cancelled, stay tuned for upcoming Frassati adventures!

Come join the Frassati young adult community to welcome Seattle Summer. We will have a BBQ and a bonfire in the Blessed Sacrament Priory. We will provide burgers and hotdogs and welcome everyone to pitch in and bring drinks, salads, sides, dessert, etc.

Suggested donation is $10/person.

RSVP: https://frassatiseattle.org/BBQ

Join us for a beautiful First Saturday Rosary Pilgrimage Walk on Saturday, July 4th, beginning after the 8:30am Blessed Sacrament Mass. We will meet at the Baptismal Font immediately after Mass, then depart around 9:15am (depending on when Mass ends) to begin our pilgrimage.

We will journey together from Blessed Sacrament to Ravenna Park, prayerfully walking and meditating on all four Mysteries of the Rosary—a sacred time of about 75 minutes immersed in prayer, nature, and community — ending around 10:30am.

This Lumen event will feature a Q&A panel of five priests from diverse backgrounds, representing both the Eastern and Western Catholic Churches. Panelists include Fr. Marcin Szymanski, O.P., Fr. Colin Parrish, and Fr. Joseph Park, O.S.B.

The intention of this panel is not necessarily to focus on theologically heavy questions or apologetics, but rather to provide young adults with insight into the daily lives, vocations, routines, joys, challenges, and experiences of priests.

The panel will begin with a guided discussion around three prepared questions, giving each priest the opportunity to share his own background and current ministry. After this structured discussion, the evening will move into general audience Q&A.

Come join Frassati Loves Seattle for our monthly event! We'll be working together to make sandwiches for St. Francis House of Seattle (https://www.stfrancishouseseattle.org) at the Newman Center. The organization cares for the working poor/ homeless by a variety of activities, one of which is free sandwiches. Our goal will be to make 400 sandwiches!! If you are able, feel free to bring bread, lunch meats, and/or cheese! There will be enough supplies to make 200 sandwiches. Last month we made, 310+ sandwiches!

Join us every second Saturday of the month at UW Newman for a beautiful evening of worship and fellowship!

Join us for a beautiful hike at Heather Lake on Saturday June 13, 2026.  This is a moderate hike with a good elevation gain with spectacular views of Mt. Pilchuck. This hike goes through the forest and around the lake with some great classic PNW lush greenery. 

Fr. Nathaniel Maria Mayne, O.P will be celebrating Mass for us at the top and we will eat lunch before heading back to the trailhead.

We will meet at the trailhead at 9:15 am (recommended 7:45am departure time from Seattle) and be back in Seattle around 4:30pm.

Details

This is a moderate difficulty hike. It is 5 miles round trip with roughly 1,200 feet of elevation gain. The path is fairly rocky and has parts with tree roots as well. There are a couple of switch backs at the beginning. The higher up there are more rocks and roots on the path. Expected hiking time is about 4 hours out and back. We will stop for an hour at the lake for Mass and lunch after.  You can expect to be back in Seattle around 4:30pm.

REGISTER HERE

Why has Our Lady of Guadalupe been called the “Empress of the Americas”? And why did Saint John Paul II describe the Guadalupan Event as the “perfectly inculturated” model of evangelization? In this presentation, we will weave together the biblical imagery of Revelation, the historical upheavals of the 15th–17th centuries, and the compelling story of the 1531 apparitions to Saint Juan Diego. We will then “read” the tilma, its symbols, language, and cultural meaning, to see how Guadalupe became a uniquely powerful bridge between worlds, promoting peace, human dignity, and unity among peoples, and inspiring a living devotion that continues today, including a call to monthly prayer leading up to the 500th anniversary in 2031.

Join us for the June Mass & Dinner!
Please RSVP by Wednesday, June 3rd to ensure we have sufficient food for the Sunday, June 7th Mass and Dinner.

RSVP HERE

Join us for a beautiful First Saturday Rosary Pilgrimage Walk on Saturday, June 6th, beginning after the 8:30am Blessed Sacrament Mass. We will meet at the Baptismal Font immediately after Mass, then depart around 9:15am (depending on when Mass ends) to begin our pilgrimage.

We will journey together from Blessed Sacrament to Ravenna Park, prayerfully walking and meditating on all four Mysteries of the Rosary—a sacred time of about 75 minutes immersed in prayer, nature, and community — ending around 10:30am.

The St. Joseph Association is a new men’s group formed by Fr. Nathaniel Maria. Meeting the last Saturday of the month at 2pm, this group will join in prayer, listen to a talk, and then share in fraternity. Open to undergrads and grads/young professionals.

Join us at our next Catholic Immigration Solidarity Gathering! We will come together to hear about and discern the ways we are called to accompany our immigrant brothers and sisters during these turbulent times. We will ground ourselves in scripture and Catholic social teaching, get an update on current immigration issues, and hear from people actively living out their faith in support of immigrants. Participants will leave with specific, tangible next steps to take. Please register at https://archseattle.org/events/you-are-not-alone/.

Join us for a beautiful hike to Mount Ellinor on the Olympic Peninsula. This challenging and rewarding hike offers incredible panoramic views of Lake Cushman, the Olympic Mountains, and Puget Sound. We will hike from the Mount Ellinor Lower Trailhead to the summit and celebrate Mass with Fr. Justin Ryan before descending back to the trailhead together. Depending on timing and interest, we may also stop for food together on the way home.

REGISTER HERE

All are invited to attend a party on Friday, May 29th at 7pm in celebration of Fr. Nathaniel Maria's 1st anniversary of his priestly ordination. This will be your last chance to receive a new priest blessing, so, as Fr. Nathaniel says, "Come get yours while the oil is still wet!" 

Join us for 7pm Mass and a party in honor of one of our patrons- St. Pier Giorgio Frassati!

RSVP: http://frassatiseattle.org/FeastDay2026  

All are welcome.

Come join Frassati Loves Seattle for our monthly event! We'll be working together to make sandwiches for St. Francis House of Seattle (https://www.stfrancishouseseattle.org) at the Newman Center. The organization cares for the working poor/ homeless by a variety of activities, one of which is free sandwiches. Our goal will be to make 400 sandwiches!! If you are able, feel free to bring bread, lunch meats, and/or cheese! There will be enough supplies to make 200 sandwiches. Last month we made, 310+ sandwiches!

"The Use of Prayer in the Treatment of Chronic Illness" presented by Dr. Kamryn Laurence, ND

Chronic Disease is becoming more and more common across America with rates of cardiovascular disease, cancer and autoimmunity increasing every year. Dr. Laurence has seen countless patients who appear to be doing all the right things: eating healthy, exercising regularly, and drinking plenty of water, but they are still so sick. In these cases, there are often larger obstacles to cure that are being missed. This talk will look at commonly overlooked causes of chronic illness and how prayer can be a helpful tool to improve health outcomes.

Join us for a talk by Fr. Jaroslaw about living out your faith, even amidst a war! He will also speak on his experiences living in war torn Ukraine. May 11th at 7pm at the Newman Center. Open to Frassati and undergrads.

Join us every second Saturday of the month at UW Newman for a beautiful evening of worship and fellowship!

Join us for the May Mass & Dinner!
Please RSVP by Wednesday, April 29th to ensure we have sufficient food for the Sunday, May 3rd Mass and Dinner.

Come join Frassati Loves Seattle for our monthly event! We'll be working together to make sandwiches for St. Francis House of Seattle (https://www.stfrancishouseseattle.org) at the Newman Center. The organization cares for the working poor/ homeless by a variety of activities, one of which is free sandwiches. Our goal will be to make 400 sandwiches!! If you are able, feel free to bring bread, lunch meats, and/or cheese! There will be enough supplies to make 200 sandwiches. Last month we made, 310+ sandwiches!

The St. Joseph Association is a new men’s group formed by Fr. Nathaniel Maria. Meeting the last Saturday of the month at 2pm, this group will join in prayer, listen to a talk, and then share in fraternity. Open to undergrads and grads/young professionals.

“Waves of Grace - Reaching Souls Through Catholic Radio” presented by Ron Belter, President and General Manager of Sacred Heart Radio.

In college he met his wife, Bernadette, and after witnessing the love and joy of the Catholic faith through her and her 13 siblings, Ron converted.

He started by buying a nightly hour of radio airtime to air Catholic Answers. That small act of faith eventually led to the purchase of AM1050 and now, 25 years later Sacred Heart Radio has grown to 12 stations reaching 5 million listeners in Washington state in addition to a station in Kodiak, Alaska.

Join us for the April Mass & Dinner!
Please RSVP by Wednesday, April 8th to ensure we have sufficient food for the Sunday, April 12th Mass and Dinner.

Join us every second Saturday of the month at UW Newman for a beautiful evening of worship and fellowship!

Stay tuned for more details about our upcoming Lumen event!

Join Frassati as we journey to seven churches and their altars of repose on the evening of Holy Thursday. The seven churches signify seven locations Jesus traveled to before he was finally taken to his Passion.

Beginning with 7pm Mass at the UW Newman Center

The St. Joseph Association is a new men’s group formed by Fr. Nathaniel Maria. Meeting the last Saturday of the month at 2pm, this group will join in prayer, listen to a talk, and then share in fraternity. Open to undergrads and grads/young professionals.

"How Pope John Paul II Used the Saints against the Communists"

In the 1980s, Pope John Paul II made use of several saints from East Central Europe's history to challenge Poland's Communist regime and comfort and inspire that country's Catholic population.  Professor James Felak of the UW's Department of History will discuss how the Pope employed the saints during his visits to Poland and elaborate on the importance of the Communion of Saints for Catholics.