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OFFICE HOURS:
Tues-Sat:
Monday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm 9:00 am to 12:08 pm
PASTOR
Fr. Khanh Pham-Nguyen PERMANENT DEACON Deacon Ronald Choo
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Rosemary Hashimoto FA.ITH F'ORMA.TION 6-,4-l
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Velma Guieb-Mamuad
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Rosemary Hashimoto (interi m) ?t" q/, r" 11.
Debbie Fujiyama
WEEKEND MASS
.Far{*& Scrrp{arne Groups Francis Jordan
SATURDAY SUNDAY
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Virginia Jordan & Helen Luke , ru$lJazeetLl
(Saturday Vigil) (Sunday) Yee Donald -
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(Chapet) (Main Church).. WEEKDAY Chapel of St.
CONFESSION 4:oo
.... 7:15
pm am
9:3O am
MASS
DEVOTION & ADORATION Eucharistic Adoration ...... WED Mass
Catherine
MONDAY_SATURDAY
SATURDAY 3:oo-3:45 Pm 8:45 SUNDAY - 9:15 am
8:OO dM
Holy
Rosary
before Mass
Attar Se*s*r Nicole Heafner
{-iturgic*l Musie Leka Leaeno (Satu rday Vigi L) Stanley Wong (Sunday) {-ecto;r
Beverly Perry
Naty {amxnaz*iax at M*s* Jennifer Tamayo Saeristy Celine Asato & David Tom .ftzstiee TBA
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(Respect Life) (Aloysius Food Pantry) (Family Promise Hawaii)
Homebound Ministers are available to visit VISITATIONOFTHESICK: Priest and-I-
the infirm or hospitalized. Please contact the Parish. For
sacramental
emergency, call 595-3105 and press #2 BAPTISM: Sacramental preparation is required. If you are expecting or have a child to be baptized, please call the Parish office for more information MARRIAGE: The Diocese
of Honolulu requires couples to marry in the Church
to participate in the preparation for the Sacrament of Matrimony.
Couples
should contact the office for Marriage Preparation at least 6 months before the wedding
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Fastaral Cawacit Patricia Silva Ste ss*rds}"ipl fiiseipleskip {$ztncil Bernard Ho (interim) Finaczre Cowncil James Solidum (interirn) .tie$rgy C o *a rzzi*s i* n TBA Bwi{diNal Flax':iing e**zn:,:itte* Loretta Chee & Richard Leong S$ei&{ F*t{a*slxip Sui Kozuma & Kitchen Crew
Kokua! Please contact your Church prior to making arrangements with a funeral home {FuneraLs on Tuesday, Thursday or Friday) FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS:
PARISHIONERS:
When changing address/telephone,
or moving out of
the
Parish, please kindly notify the office
If you would like to become a parishioner of St. Stephen, please use forms available at the entrance of the Church or contact the office NEW PARISHIONERS:
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G(}OD NExAIS Jeremiah 3a:7-g / Hebrews 5:t-6 | Mark ro:46-52
Saturday, October z7:
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l'm generally a morning person, but l'm far from perky before I put in my contact lenses. That brief period in which I stumble out of bed toward the bathroom to "put my eyes in" is the closest l've come to being blind, and it's not
7:L5 am
pleasant.
g:3o am Mass:
Though I go through this ritual every morning, I unfortunately still take the gift of sight for granted. Probably many of us do. When we open our eyes each day, we simply expect to be able to see. What a shock it must be to gradually or suddenly lose that gift.
Monday, October z9:
We don't know how Bartimaeus lost his sight-whether it was gradual or sudden, whether he was born blind. But though he lacked physical sight, he possessed an even greater gift-the eyes of faith. Somehow he'd heard about Jesus, and he believed.
The crowds couldn't discourage Bartimaeus from calling out to Jesus. And when
"threw aside his cloak." As a beggar, Baftimaeus gathered alms in his cloak, so he was leaving behind all the money he'd gathered that day-such was his trust in Jesus. For his great faith, he was given his sight, and he responded in gratitude by following Jesus.
Jesus answered, Bartimaeus
l'm guessing we take for granted not only the gift of sight, but also the gift of faith. Having eyes of faith isn't our own doing-it's truly a gift from God. Are we using this gift as well as Bartimaeus did, trusting in God wholeheartedly no matter who or what discourages us? lf we need help, we need only call out to Jesus. If we're stumbling and need help "putting our eyes (of faith) in," we can say today with Bartimaeus, "Master, I want to see." Janel Esker sundaybulletins@liguori.org
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Tuesday, October 3o: 8 am Mass: t Eduardo Zabanal & souls in purgator/ Wednesday, October 3t: B am Mass: t Eduardo Zabanal & souls in purgatory Thursday, November t: 8 am Mass: A[-t- 5At].]75 lsc"l*m*ity] Friday, November z: 7 pm Mass,
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Saturday, November 3: 8 am Mass: All ti're Scck
For the sick & homebound: ROLAND ALBARADO, MARGARET ROBELLO, HARRY BENDER, GINNY STAHL, ETHEL AU, MABEL LUKE
Thomas Wong
Votive Offering
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WorldMission offering:
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Mass: Parish Farnilies t Dickson Young
KATHLEEN AWAKUNI, DEREK ALBARRADO, RAY TOM, DICKSON YOUNG, DOLORES & MARIANO BERENGUE, IGNACIO BABAUTA, JANE AKI, MARTIN LUKE, IRENE JOHNSON, DAVTD LlU, BOBBY LOWE, BEN SANTOS, ETHEL LEE, JOHN NASCIMENTO, WALLY CHANG, FANNIE GORA, ELLEN SHAM, PATSY TAM, GWENDOLYN JOSEPH, HAZEL ANDRADE, MARIA GUIEB
STE\fi/AF{DSHIP CF OUR LORD
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Sunday, October z8:
For the recently deceased:
"He always blesses humble beginnings much more than those accompanied by a lot of show.
4 pm Vigil:
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0ct*6er g&, g*rE ST. MARIANI\,}E We celebrated the canonization of Blessed Mother Marianne Cope. Mahalo to all who helped put together a wonderful celebration for Hawaii's second
CCD Nov 4th
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Saints
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movie
-Scary overnight
Parish Scripture ()roups
Wed. October 3tst
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7:oo p.m.
R.C.I.A.
Information session Nov t8th
Sunday, Oct 28: 6:oo p.m. RCIA meeting
Tuesday, Oct 30: 313o
pm (Sat.) Choir practice
Wednesday, Oct 31: Eucharistic Adoration Thursday, Nov.1: 7 pm (Sun.) Choir practice
Friday, Nov. z: 7 pm Mass
of Remembrance
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saint. By decree of His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVl, through the Apostolic Penitentiary, a PLENARY INDULGENCE is granted to any of the faithful who take part in any celebration honoring the Sainthood of Mother Marianne Cope, especially the veneration of her holy relic, any time during the Year of Faith (October :i:-,2ot-zto November 24, zot3). The usual conditions must be fulfilled, namely, sacramental confession, reception of Holy Communion, and prayers for the intentions of the Holy Father, with the Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, and the invocation "St. Marianne Cope, pray for us.." The Plenary lnduigence may be applied to oneself or to a faithful soul in Purgatory. Those believers who, due to old age, sickness, or for any other serious reason are incapacitated, will be able to obtain the pienary indulgence, if, abhorring any type of sin and with the intention to fulfill, as soon as possible, the three usual conditions, they are spiritually close to the celebrations in honor of St. Marianne Cope, through their own prayers and sufferings, or with the difficulties of their own life offered by them to the mercy of God. November 4,2oL2 - Mass & lnterfaith Ceremony . 12:oo noon - Mass of Thanksgiving - Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace . 1:3o PM - Procession from Cathedralto lolani Palace o 2:oo PM - Civic/lnterfaith Ceremony at lolani Palace . 3:3o PM - Procession back to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace . 4:oo PM-Evening Prayer -Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace
ALL S.A.INTS & ALL SOULS AII Saints Day- Nov. r is a Solemnity but not a Holy Day of Obligation. Mass will be celebrated at 8:oo a.m. in the Chapel. All Souls Day-Nov. z There will a 7:oo p.m. MASS OF REMEMBRANCE in the church (NO 8 am Mass)-Join your parish family in prayer for all who have died within the last 5 years, and to remember your own loved ones at our Mass. We pray for All Souls in the Month of November. See envelopes to submit names to be remembered at all Masses.
LIVING IN LOVE MINI RETREAT
A Living in Love Weekend will be presented by the best-selling authors of Passionate Parent Passionate Couple, Ed and Betty Coda, here at St Stephen
Church
on November 3-4. After they experienced this mini-retreat, they
learned ways to solve this mystery for their own marriage and now they want to share this good news with others. Please join them. See the website www.livinginlove.org for more information and to register. Or call 839-o837. (Partia I scholarships available for parishioners)
SPECI,AL COLI-ECTIONS Mahalo for your generous donation for World Mission Sunday totaling $ 8ro. Our faith is built upon those who gave their lives and Ieft their homes. We are truly grateful.
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Law says, "sacred objects are to be treated reverently and are not to be employed for profane or inappropriate use even if they are owned by private persons." To keep sacramentals and Bibles from being exposed to disgrace and vandalism, people have traditionally disposed of them by burning them, burying them, and even breaking them apart. All of these methods are acceptable as long as they're carried out with
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Matthew
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sale.
My advice is to askyour parish office for suggestions. They may know of a person or organization who can use your items and will treat them as the sacred
Friday, November 2 All Souls
Any readings from Ritual Mass for ihe Dead
objects they are. John Hamrogue, C S sR sundaybulletins @liguori. org
Satwrdag, Novcrnber 3 5t, Martin de Porres Philippians L78b-26 Luke 14:1,7-77
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7:23-28 Markl2:28b-34
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