All public Masses and organized gatherings are currently suspended
By order of Archbishop Etienne, all Public Masses are cancelled within the Archdiocese of Seattle until further notice. In addition, all classes, Bible Studies, social gatherings, and prayer groups that meet on church property are suspended. We will inform parishioners the moment these restrictions are lifted. Read more
Although the Church building and parishes offices are now closed, we will continue assisting parishioners' needs over the phone 360-458-3031 or over email parishoffice@sc-sp.org. Confessions and Anointing of the Sick are available by appointment only. Call 360-458-3031 Ext 6.
For assistance by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul please leave you name, phone number, and details of your need to 360-458-1904. Please be patient as our St. Vincent volunteers check voicemails and assist others.
How to continue giving your weekly offering to the church:
OPTION 1 (Preferred) Click here to go to our website and sign-up for Online Giving
How to view Mass online or on TV/radio
Register as a Parishioner
Register online or call us at
1-360-458-3031
Please fill out a downloadable registration form and turn-in to the parish office. Forms may also be emailed, however we may need to contact you to verify information.
Young Adults (Age 18-30s) Sign up to receive a weekly newsletter for Catholic Young Adults in the Archdiocese of Seattle:
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We belong to Christ, not ourselves.
We are a Catholic faith community that seeks to place God first, to know him, and to grow in holiness together. We strive to live the Gospel through the Eucharist, in our teaching, and way of life.
The Roman Catholic Church in our area gathers together at both St. Columban Parish in Yelm and St. Peter Mission in Tenino to minister to the communities of McKenna, Nisqually, Rainier, Roy, Tenino, and Yelm in southeast Thurston and southwest Pierce counties. We are a parish of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle.
Our community has grown since its origins at the former St. Margaret Mary Church in McKenna. Our current church is named for the Irish-born 6th century missionary to Europe Saint Columbanus.
