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The readings we're given at the end of the liturgical year are focused on another
kind of end-the end of the world. The varying descriptions of the"end time" usually include cosmic battles between good and evil that can leave us felling confused, Uncertain, and even frightened. As with baking, we can't know exactly how the events of this end time will play out. But what we hear consistently from Jesus is that no matter how the events occur, good witl iriumph over evil. The world is ultimately in God's hands, and God (and good) willemerge victorious. Our challenge, then, is to trust God and be prepared to follow the recipe, so to speak. The key ingredients: recognition of our mortality and a desire to fervently follow the Lord. Our lives are brief, and we can't delay discipleship. We need to be centered in God now. By sticking to the recipe today, we can remain confident that God will welcome J an e
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For the sick & homebound: ROLAND ALBARADO, MARGARET ROBELLO, HARRY BENDER, GINNY STAHL, ETHELAU, MABEL LUKE
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PAR.ISH FEA.ST DAY CELEBRATtrON-Decernber Znd
it been ayear already? Time for the First Sunday of Advent and our Parish Feast Day celebration. Join yout" parish family for their 79th anniversary. See the sign up atthe front door ofthe church Has
Tuesday, Nov zo: 3:3o pm (Sat.) Choir practice 7 pm
lnterfaith service
Wednesday, Nov 2t: Eucharistic Adoration until 9 am Thursday, Nov. zz: 7 pm (Sun.) NO Choir practice
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Friday, Dec 7th 7:oo p.m. Vigil Mass for the Feast of the lmmaculate Conception patroness of the United States (HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION) Saturday, Dec 8th 8:oo a.m. Mass (church) Feast of the lmmaculate Conception followed by Parish Advent Cleaning Monday, Dec:.oth 7:oo p.m. Advent Penance Service
Sunday, Dec z3rd Christmas Caroling at Nu'uanu Hale & Christmas decorations going up in the church (decorations come down Jan r3th) Monday, Dec z4th Christmas Eve Family Mass 5:3o p.m.& Midnight Mass Tuesday, Dec z5th Mass on Christmas Morning 8:oo a.m. in the chapel
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Questions like those above can be answered by searching the Catechism of the Catholic Church. by attending CCD (k thru 7th) or Youth Faith Formation (Bth grade and up), Parish Scripture Groups (Wednesday q.m. and p.m.) and RCIA (Sunday after 9:30 a.m. Mass).
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