Seattle area church w/ noon Mass?

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I will be arriving at Sea-Tac on a Thursday (in Nov) around 10:30am. Are there any local churches that have noon Mass?
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KCT:

Next time you’re online, check out www.masstimes.org . You can search by zip code and get schedules, directions, etc in no time.

Hope that helps.
 
Thanks, I found a 12:10pm weekday Mass. Hopefully my flight will be on time and I can make it 🙂 . There’s also an adoration chapel! —KCT
 
Thanks, I found a 12:10pm weekday Mass. Hopefully my flight will be on time and I can make it . —KCT
My word! Not only do they have 12:10pm Mass Tues- Fri, but there is confession for 30 min prior to each Mass! —KCT
 
I’m in love with this church! They sponsored a pilgrimage to Poland and Rome - in the footsteps of JPII. —KCT
 
Thanks, I found a 12:10pm weekday Mass. Hopefully my flight will be on time and I can make it 🙂 . There’s also an adoration chapel! —KCT
Give 'em a call first to make sure the information is current - can’t tell you the number of times I’ve come across very old and outdated mass times info on the internet for my area :nope:
 
I’m in love with this church! They sponsored a pilgrimage to Poland and Rome - in the footsteps of JPII. —KCT
What Church did you find? I don’t know of any in the Seattle area that have daily Masses at 12:10.
 
What Church did you find? I don’t know of any in the Seattle area that have daily Masses at 12:10.
Sacred Heard, a Redemptorist parish downtown. I got the info off their website, but will call to confirm. —KCT
 
Sacred Heard, a Redemptorist parish downtown. I got the info off their website, but will call to confirm. —KCT
This Parish offers many Spanish Masses so you may want to be sure the 12:10 is in English.

FYI: Be aware this in not the most “traditional” Church in the city!
 
This Parish offers many Spanish Masses so you may want to be sure the 12:10 is in English.

FYI: Be aware this in not the most “traditional” Church in the city!
I understand enough Spanish to get by if need be! —KCT
 
Even if the Mass were in Swahili, so what?
The Mass is indeed the same Mass whatever the language - but some people do prefer to hear it in English, and there may well be other alternatives where the OP can do so if that is what he or she wishes.
 
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