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Providing Compassion and Support for Families with Loved Ones in Prison

LACEY — A new ministry in the Archdiocese of Seattle Aims to provide compassion and support for families who are silently addressing with a loved one in prison.Tami Rillera and her daughter, Christine Martincic, are spreading the word about Families of the Incarcerated, which they began at Sacred Heart Parish in Lacey in spring 2025.“Having a loved one who is incarcerated can be a difficult and long journey,” the program’s page on the Sacred Hea…
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LACEY — A new ministry in the Archdiocese of Seattle Aims to provide compassion and support for families who are silently addressing with a loved one in prison.Tami Rillera and her daughter, Christine Martincic, are spreading the word about Families of the Incarcerated, which they began at Sacred Heart Parish in Lacey in spring 2025.“Having a loved one who is incarcerated can be a difficult and long journey,” the program’s page on the Sacred Hea…

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Northwest Catholic broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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