First Sunday of Lent by Tom Low

I;'irst Srrnel :tv

'.*r

o lt 1,* t: t 1!;rtclr Ilr ,j{) l!}

M NTAL INFORMATION: Anointing of the Sick, Floly Communion to the Sick and Homebound, Funerals: Please call the Parish 0ffice, Infant Baptism: Pare*Is are to call the Parish office during business hours t* schedule a Baptism meeting. Sacrament of Matrimony: The proper and required preparation for this Sacrament is extensive. The time frame is at least six [6) months. Couples are asked to attend an Engaged Encounter Weekend in preparation and cornplete State and Church paperwork. Do not set a date or pri;'lt invitations for your marriage until after you have spoken with a priest. SACRAM

WEEKEND MASSES:

WEEKDAY MASSES: CO M IVIUNAL AN NO INTING: RECONCILIATION: EUCHARISTIC ADORATION PARISH ROSARIES:

Saturday: (Sunday VigilJ 5:00pm Sunday Morning: 7:00 am 9:00am & 11-:00am Faith Formation Family 1st & 3rd Sunday at 9:00am [Ohana Mass every 2na Sunday at 11:00amJ Sunday Evening: 6:00 pm Saturday: 1,2:00 noon Monday - Friday: 7:0A am & 12:00

Last Sacurday of the Month at the 1"2:00 noon Mass

Friday 10:15 - L1:30 a.m. Saturday 3:30 - 4:30 pm or by appointment Fridays: After the 7:00 am Mass and 1't Fridays: 7:30 - L0;00 pm Sunday: 5:15pm Monday - Saturday: L1:15am

ADDRESS: 800 Kaheka St. Honolulu, Hawaii 9681.4 OFFICE HOURS: Mon. - B:30 - 12:00 pm Tues. - Fri. B:30am - 1,2pm/1:00 - 3:3Opm PHONE: [B0B) 941-0675 FAX: [808J 94s-068q OFFICE EMAIL: sspeterpaul@hawaii.rr.com WEBSITE: www.sspeterpaulhawaii.org

JI st". Peter & Paul Church Honolulu

CHURLH IS OPE

MONDAY-THURSIAY: 6:00am - B:00am

FRIDAY: FIR.ST FRIDAY: SATURDAY: SUNDAY:

L1:00am - 1:00prn 6:00am - 1:00pm 7:3Opm - 10:00Pm 11:00 am - 1:00pm & 3:00Pm - 6:30Pm 6:00am

1:00pm

& 5:00pm - 7:00pm

tfils

Dear Parishioners, Visitors and Friends,

weet,'s Mass scfief,u{e Mass lntention

Celebrant

Parishioners, Visitors, and Friends ofSts. Peter and Paul

Fr. Khanh

Tim

+Msgr. Luis Antonelli +Kenneth Ayat Tessie Dungo (H) Shirley Dungo (H)

There has been tremendous growth in this neighborhood since our church's founding 5o years ago.

Fr. Sieg

We felt

Because

must

undertake, we have requested the assistance from a

+Henry Parenio, Jr.

Fr. Khanh

reputable consultant firm to guide us through this process and to assess the potential of Sts. Peter &

Fr, Sieg

Paul Church so that we can successfully achieve a capital campaign.

+Leah Caoile Fr. Sieg

Petrocila Caramancio IH)

Fr. Sieg

Denis Chao (BD)

Fr. Khanh

Carlos Miranda, Jr. (BDl

Fr. Khanh

Olivia

Glegaraio (Hl

Ricardo Vigil [BD)

We have retained the consulting firm, The FundDevelopment Group, to determine the feasibility of this endeavor. And we will be wcrking closely with Patti Look in this mission.

I'r. Sieg Fr. Sieg

+lsabel Lopez

Fr. Khanh

+Peter Jovero

Fr. Khanh

Patti has over j5 years offundraising experience and

is the principal of The FundDevelopment GrouP, one of the few full-servicc, locally-owned consulting

Parishioners, Visitors, and Friends ofSts. Peter and Paul

Fr. Sieg

firms in Hawaii.

+DeSilva & Nakanelua Ohana

Fr. Sieg

Patti is the former Vice President of the Kuakini Foundation and has considerable experience in

+Kenneth Ayat Matilda Correa [BDJ

Fr. Khanh

capital campaigns, major gifts and mass appeals. She

Vincent Arriola

Fr. Khanh

Seal Society of Hawaii and the Honolulu Symphony.

Fr. Khanh

The Parish Leadership believes a feasibility study is needed to determine the church's fundraising

(H )

+Cheon "Sonny" Chee

+Mary Illen Alsip

of this huge decision that we all

Fr. Khanh

+Kanistus Rewein

ayro.

great responsibility to our parishioners and

+Kenneth Ayat

+Cheon "Sonny" Chee

ii. rllir

blessing came our way: Our offer was accepted.

Fr. Sieg

+Cheon "Sr:nny" Chee

future of this church to act upon the prospect of acquiring the ProPark propertl, the former Credit Union Banh next door. In November a great

Fr, Khanh

Terisita orta & David Jake (Th)

to many others who have invested in the life and the

Fr. Khanh

+EIipidio Enriquez +John Correa +Robert Ho

1,1'

has served as dlrector of development for the Easter

of; Hr Healing; BD/ Ilirthday; SI / Special Intentions; T'k iT'hunksgiving

Repose of the soul

potential to purchase this property so that we will enable continued vitality and growth of our church. Because of this endeavor, parishioners and friends

of Sts. Peter and Paul church will soon be called upon to be interviewed and to be asked to state their r.:' r

gitar Arrangements

durtng t{re Season of Lerxt

opinions and thought on this cause. We hope you will help us in this undertaking.

to inserted letter for further Submitted by, information.

Please refer

Anna Fiores A member of Feasibility Sfudy feam

SAIII'TS PETER

& PAUL First Sunday of Lent March 2019

Dear Parishioners and Friends in Christ,

There are times in life when we are called upon to act. At the beginning of this year, my sister informed me that my mom's health was rapidly declining. struggled with the decision to rush home to embrace and comfort my mom or carry-on my responsibility as a parish priest. When the news of her passing came a week later, my heart led me to fulfill the duty of a son. I

Today, our parish is faced with the reality of the acquisition of the 771 Amana Street property, the former HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union, adjacent to our church. Many of you may recall, the property was offered in 2009 and while the decision body of the church acted on the opportunity, their efforts fell short.

However, in 2A09, our former pastor, Fr. David Travers developed a plan to address the expansion over the parking lot or expand the upper floor without taking any parking space. The estimated cost of this renovation plan was $4.8 m

illion.

God often works through obvious circumstances. When he closes one door, he oPens another. The 771 Amana Street prope.rty was again offered to our parish in July 2A18. Marlene De Costa, Diocesan Real Estate Director had this to say, "This open door may never come again, ever."

the Lord to guide us, the church responded and made an offer on 771 Amana Street. ln November, we were notified that our offer had been accepted and we are now actively pursuing the required due diligence. We are nervous in this decision and not blind about the risk involved and the financial burden it carries. But we will make the best effort to walk through this door of new opportunity as we are called upon to act. Last year, with

For these reasons, we need facilities for our Faith Formation classes and more parking to accommodate those who come to our weekend Masses. Currently, we rent the 2"d floor in the 771 Amana Street building for our Faith Formation classes every weekend as well as a meeting place during the week for various ministries and church activities.

tjfi)

Knkrkn Srnrer o Honrollltr, Hnwnii 9b814 o {ttolt) 941-Obl,

ln addition to the 50 stalls that we have in our church parking, the current owner has allowed us to use 25 stalls on his property.

Should the property 771 Amana Street, and the adjacent neighbor with whom we have had a parking agreement, be purchased by another owner or developer, we may not have the same generosity that is provided to us. Then the question will be, where will we house our Faith Formation program and where will we offer additional parking to at least 250 parishioners who attend each Sunday Mass on the iueekend? Where would Sts. Peter and Paul b,e with the changes that would greatly impact us? Just as I was called to act upon my mom's death, we are now collectively called upon to act on the future and the life of our community of St. Peter and Paul church, so as to secure the continuation of the legacy of our people. Let us pray as we embark on the feasibility study and the preparation of our Sts. Peter and Paul's Golden Anniversary, that we may have the strength to nurture the vitality as we journey the next decade together. As Mother Theresa said, "God does not ask us to do great things, but oniy little things with greater love." Gratefull y Yours,

Fr. Khanh

'*out $sue.s

are significant,

end

noi.the the op-:

but

posite.

knt

:\fiL should asand enrich words is

I-"ord's

erflpty stornach.

tent 'liaue life

-;:*John 10:10 shoutrd

give up

do I need

giftswe lack paTiue blessedness does not arrive chocolate, but by firlfilling our hungpr the

The Tools of Lent You are aruxiow and wowied about mdny things.

There is need of only one thing.

-Luke

lo:Zt-+z

Once we determine what we lack, only then do we turn to the heartand soul are much like quesrion of self-denial. The our computers and garages; tney fill up with junk very quickly' The role oiself-sacrifice irto discard the superfluous in order to clear aspace for life's real treasures.-\fle live in a culture that is often distracted by rroir., materialism, and self-absorption. \7e use the three disciplinary tools of lrnt-prayer, fasting, and almsgiving-to open our hearts and rnindr to others and to make room in our lives for God.

l"*T

&fiafr,stin s4ff,?nanfr

ta.

&nt

The Three Basic Lenten Diciplines

Prayer life by integrating the body, mind, and soul in your prayer life. Increase the quality, not the ffi#:'1.H"q quantiry of your pruyet Enhance meditative "unplugging" from the modern dis,:,ri- .,r:, prayer by Balance your spiritual

'mr Sy*#"k

$"e-t

Color: Violet (purple) is the usual color for Lent, symbolizing repentance and prayerful reflection. Red on Good Friday relates to Jesus sacifice, while white is the color for Easter.

t,:-:t't' ?* '$ l+

Ashes placed on the forehead hint at an anciaent ritual-covering oneself with ashes in penitence. Receiving the cross-shaped "smudge" reminds us that we are dust and is a public statement of repentance.

Use your fasdng, not to impress God

The Forty Days of Lent parallel the 40 days which Jesus spent in fasting and prayer in the wilderness (among many "40" references in the Bible). Sundays are not counted as days of Lent. Good Friday and Easter Vigil, while technically not in Lent, are counted as part ofthe 40 days.

tractions. Create spaces where God's voice can be heard. For more active or external prayer, keep a ' . .''.,', journal, ' '. read the psalms aloud, or sing the sacred music from your worship. Let your body express your prayer by trying Yoga, Thi Chi, or dance.

Fasting with your discomfort,

but to feed on the gifts for which you hunger most. Let your fasting serve the lives of others as well as your own. It does little good to give up dessert, but then to grumble at your childrent need for attention. Fast from some of your private pursuits to become food for your family and friends. Fast from anger, blame, and entitlement; feast on forgiveness, affirmation, and the common good.

Alr-nsqivir"rc: Connect your almsgiving to your fasting so that self-denial becomes other-enhancement. If you skip a daily latte, give the money to a local food bank. If you have limited financial means, supplement your alms by giving ofyour time and talent. Volunteer at a soup kitchen or become a minister of care at your parish. Let your own poverty, whatever it may be, enrich the lives of others. Give generously, not just from the leftovers, but from the "first fruits" of your table.

PaIm branches in ancient times signfied victory and were used in triumphal processions by Romans and Jews.

Stations of the Cross: In the early Church, Christians would make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land to retrace the steps ofJesus on his way to the cross. As the Church grew, such a pilgrimage became unrealistic and a tradition was born to retrace the steps of Jesus by reflecting on pictures that depicted those steps. During Lent, especially on Fridays, Catholics reflect on the crucifixion ofJesus by praying the Stations of the Cross, which has become a time-honored tradition.

fud*gsf.n@Zote Ash'Wednesday

J\2:12-18'2 Cor 5:20-6:2 ' Mt 5:1-6,

16-18

lst Sunday Dt 26:4-10' Rom 10:B-13' Lk 4:1-13

l-enlerr [i.e.gulaticns for F.rstinq and AL]-slinent-e The Church teaches that Catholics in good health are to observe the following practices during Lent unless for some serious reason they are unable to do so:

2nd Sunday Gn 15:5-12, 17-18

3rd Sunday Ex 3:1-Ba, 13-15

' 1

Phil 3:77-4:1

Lk 9:2Bb-36

Cor 10:1-6, 10-12

4th SundayJos 5:9a, 10-12 . 2 Cor 5:17-21

' Lk l3:1-9

'Lk l5:l-3, 11-32

5th Sunday ls 43:1.6-21' Phil 3:B-14 'Jn B:1-1 1

Catholics berween the ages of 18 and 59 are obliged to fast on Ash \Tednesday and Good Friday. In addition, all Catholics 74 years old and older must abstain from meat on Ash \Tednesday, Good Friday and all the Fridays ofLent. Fasting as explained by the U.S. bishops means partaking of only one full meal and two smaller meals that do not equal the main meal. Abstinence forbids the use of meat, but not of eggs, milk products or condiments made of animal fat.

Palm Sunday Lk 1928-40

'Is 50:4-7 ' . Ll<22:1.4-23:56

HolyThursdayEx 12:1-8, 1l-14'

Phil 2:6-11

Corll.:23-26 'Jn 13:1-15

' Heb 4:14-16; l9:l-19:42

Good Friday Is 52:13-53:12

. Jn

EasterVigil Gn 1:7-2:2

Gn 22:1-18

5:7

-9

Ex 14:15-15:1

.Is54:5-14. k 55:1-11 'Bar 3:9-15, 32-4:4 . L2 36:16-17a, 18-28' Rom 5;3-11' Lk24:l-12

TheSeasonofLent@Copyright20l9bvAll SaintsPress.POBox190825,St.Louis,MO63119(1100)923-86l8andAllSaintsPress.com.

17-213

First Sunday of Lent Learning From Jesus’ Temptations Sts. Peter and Paul Church

March 10, 2019

GOOD NEWS! Every Lent, priests, nuns, monks, and many laypeople pray the following: “Be sober and vigilant. Your opponent the devil is prowling around like a roaring lion looking for [someone] to devour” (1 Peter 5:8). Jesus encountered this truth in his temptations in the desert, another place in his ministry where he experienced Reading I - Deuteronomy 26:4-10 the struggle of humanity. Moses delivers a series of exhortations The temptations begin, “If you are the Son of God.…” All to his people. Moses retells the stories of how God’s care was always present. He our temptations begin by doubting and challenging Jesus to asks the people to be faithful to the will prove himself. Although Jesus is all-powerful and all-good, of God as revealed at Sinai. They should we struggle to make sense of suffering and tragedies. never forget that they must obey God in The temptations continue as Jesus is invited to satisfy order to receive God’s blessings. himself, impress others, and skip suffering. But Jesus responds repeatedly in humility. In the desert he doesn’t turn stones into bread. Later, he does something far Reading II - Romans 10:8-13 greater; he turns bread and wine into himself. When Paul proclaims that everyone will tempted, we cry out to him to soften the hard realities of our receive God’s approval – there is no lives. And Jesus does just that. He suffers in his passion, distinction between Jew and Greek. The dies, and rises again to become life-giving bread for us. He same Lord is Lord of all and is generous becomes manna in our desert. to all who call on Him. But the people are disobedient and do not do the will of When we wish for power, Jesus promises we will reign the Lord, and they need to be faithful. with him if we also let him suffer for us and we with him. The devil would have us take matters into our own hands, doubt God, and make him prove himself by our measures. Reading III - Luke 4:1-13 Yet if we listen to Jesus, look at his answers, and learn from his life, then true power will be ours. Jesus was tempted in every way but did — Fr. Mark Haydu, LC

For Reflection: What makes me question God the most? How can God’s word and Jesus’ passion, death, and resurrection respond to that doubt? © 2019 Liguori Publications, Liguori, MO 63057-9999. Printed in U.S.A. Imprimatur: “In accordance with c. 827, permission to publish has been granted on December 1, 2017, by the Most Reverend Edward M. Rice, Auxiliary Bishop, Archdiocese of St. Louis. Permission to publish is an indication that nothing contrary to Church teaching is contained in this work. It does not imply any endorsement of the opinions expressed in the publication; nor is any liability assumed by this permission.” No part of this work may be used in any form without the prior written permission of Liguori Publications. Scripture texts in this work are taken from the New American Bible, revised edition © 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Inc., Washington, DC. All Rights Reserved. To order Liguori Sunday Bulletins, call 800-325-9521

not give in to the temptations. Purity of heart such as Jesus maintained in himself requires us to love God, do His will and serve the people.

NEXT WEEK’S READINGS 2nd Sunday of Lent 1st Reading– Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18 2nd Reading – Philippians 3:17-4:1 Gospel - Luke 9:28b-36

MARCH Prayer Intentions from Pope Francis Recognition of the Right of Christian Communities. That Christian communities, especially those who are persecuted, feel that they are close to Christ and have their rights respected.

MARCH BIRTHDAYS

Akiyo Morimoto Christina Cristobal Sumulong

March 12th March 24th

May God richly bless you this coming year and give you a year of grace, healing and peace.

Kia Rose Adams Loranzo Alota Becky Alota, Darlene Amoro Olivia Mia Blake Arthur Cababa Susie Cababa Milanie Cleofas Avon Czerwinski Regina Czerwinski Aida Diao Shirley Dungo Tessie Dungo Yuriko Enomoto Encornita Esteban Charles Goo

Robert Heisler Stanley Ho Maria Elena Jencks Jack Jucewicz Christopher Jucewicz Charita A. Mabon Richard McCrea Jr. Edwin C. Munalem Betty Ann Nault Olivia B Olegario Judy Orlando Manuel C. Ramirez Rita Stocker Andrea Pontillas Ruth Tavares-Toma Theresa Yu

STATIONS OF THE CROSS A prayer form that is most often associated with the season of Lent, the Way of the Cross (as it is formally called) is a prayer for all seasons. The idea of this prayer came from the ancient practice of pilgrimage. Some who had particular spiritual burdens to discharge, penances to do, or needs to intercede for would make the long journey to the Holy Land on foot in search of the special graces attached to the land where Christ had walked. Obviously, this took considerable time and resources to accomplish, and not everyone could make the journey even once in a lifetime. But the spiritual benefits of a pilgrimage were enormous, not the least of which was the community that often spontaneously formed along the way for protection, mutual encouragement, and fellowship. The final leg of the journey was to follow the Via Dolorosa, or Way of Sadness—the route that Jesus presumably took through Jerusalem to Calvary with his cross. It was this final stage of pilgrimage that led to the idea of the stations, or stops, that Jesus took along that last sad street. from LoyolaPress.com Schedule of Stations of the Cross (Ministries leading prayer) March 15th 11:15AM —Legion of Mary 6:00 PM—Kupuna & Faith Formation Families March 22nd 11:15 AM—Devotional Team 6:00 PM—Hospitality Ministry

PRAYER LIST FOR THE SICK Prayers bring our parish community together and this is true especially when we pray for those parishioners who are ill among us. We have updated the list for this year. If you wish to have your name or the names of your loved ones included on the list, please fill the form below. (Because of privacy laws, only the sick person themselves or immediate family members may submit a request). Please complete below so that we may remember you in our prayers for the month of March. You may place your request in the collection basket or return it to the office.

Mahalo for your prayers & concern. Please print clearly. NAME of the Sick:______________________________ Name of Person Requesting : __________________________________ (Relationship): ________________________________

March 29th 11:15AM—Knights of Columbus 6:00 PM—Faith Formation Children & Altar Servers

Phone: ______________________________ 2

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME - TALENT - TREASURE

Life and Dignity of the Human Person

Our Catholic Care Brown Bag Collection is

Next week: March 16th & 17th 2019. Please see the list of needed items. Sorting and packing - March 18th, 9:00 a.m. Distribution - March 19th & 20th.

The Lenten season is a good opportunity to practice sacrifice for others. Mahalo for your sharing food supplies with those who have less. Your donations help us to help others.

***************** The next Hawaii Food Bank Distribution will be Friday March 15th @ 1:15-2:45 p.m. If you would like to receive the Hawaii Foodbank box see the website to register. There are age and income qualifications.

Catholic social teaching inspires and guides how we are to live and work in the world. In this principle, Life and Dignity of the Human Person, Jesus reminds us that we are all made in God's image and likeness. That means that every human being has a special value and a purpose. We need to care for each other so we can be the people God calls us to be.

Encounter Norma For young families living in the mountains of Guatemala, raising a baby can be hard. Most families grow corn and beans for a living, but a long-standing drought has caused harvests to shrink. There are few job opportunities, which means putting food on the table is a daily challenge. That’s why when Norma discovered she was pregnant, she wondered how she would manage. “When I was young, my mom and dad didn’t have money to buy much food,” she says. “My mom would split one egg among four children.” Norma wanted more for her son, Victor.

But at age 20, she didn’t have much experience beyond If you are able to volunteer please come at helping her mother around the house. So, she looked for help. She found it in a CRS-sponsored program that 11:00 a.m. to check in. We need help teaches young mothers how to raise healthy children, registering people, passing out water and grow nutritious food in small gardens and manage a refreshments, translators, showing kindness to healthy diet. Plus, CRS provided Norma with food strangers. Strong bodies needed to help carry throughout her pregnancy and monthly medical checkboxes to the cars. ups during Victor’s first two years of life. Do you know someone in our parish who would benefit from receiving a food bag to help them make ends meet? Please tell them to contact our Catholic Care Helpline (808) 941-0675 All information we receive remains confidential.

“I learned a lot of beautiful things,” Norma says. “I learned how to take care of my boy and what foods to feed him so that he can grow healthy and strong.” Now, Norma is sharing what she learned with others as a “mother monitor.” “It makes me proud to share the experience I had and the lessons I learned with other women,” she says. It makes Norma proud—and makes her community a better place to raise a family. 3

FAITH FORMATION YOUTH MINISTRY

RCIA

This semester at youth ministry we will be diving deeper into each Fruit of the Holy Spirit which will be themed with different superheroes to recognize the good qualities and lessons to be learned from things in popular media. This past week (March 8th) we focused on charity and generosity. The youth learned about them through the fun example of Supergirl and, ultimately, through the example of the great love and generosity of God the Father and the Death of Jesus Christ. The youth shared how the workings of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives can help us be better people and live in a way that deepens God’s presence within us as children of God.

We celebrate the Rite of Election today with the Bishop. As we get ready for the Easter Sacraments we will be celebrating the Rite of Scrutinies, so please keep us in your prayers.

Youth Ministry meets every 2nd and 4th Friday evening of each month. The next gathering will be on Friday, March 22, 6:30-8:30pm. Youth Ministry Recap Friday, February 22, 2019 "Fruits of the Holy Spirit"

At our last meeting, we discussed the workings of the Holy Spirit in our lives. The youth learned that the Holy Spirit was sent to all of us by Jesus through our Baptism and Confirmation to be our Comforter and Guide. We reviewed the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit and discussed how they can help us be better people and live in a way that deepens God's presence within us as children of God. This semester, we will be diving deeper into each Fruit of the Holy Spirit which will be themed with different superheroes to recognize the good qualities and lessons to be learned from things in popular media.

Elect: Larry Akiyama and Erleen Edward Candidates for full reception: John Graff, Danny Limon, Marie Maumoynier, and David Roberts Candidates for completion of Sacraments: Erlas Abadicio and Neal Blas

History of the Scrutinies The rites of the third, fourth, and fifth Sundays of Lent don’t have the most comforting of names. On these days we engage the elect in rites and prayers called scrutinies and exorcisms. In the earliest ritual books of the church, the exorcisms and scrutinies seemed to be separate events sometimes celebrated on a daily basis. By the 12th century, the elect participated in only one exorcism on Saturday morning. With the renewal of the initiation rites, the scrutiny is meant not simply to critiques and assess one’s readiness, but “to uncover, then heal all that is weak, defective, or sinful in the hearts of the elect” and “to bring out, then strengthen all that is upright, strong, and good” (RCIA 141). At its core, the scrutinies are not about the sinfulness of the elect but about the overwhelming grace of God in Christ. Schedule of rites First Scrutiny—March 23 at 5 PM 2nd Scrutiny—March 31 at 7AM Mass 3rd Scrutiny—April 7 at 11AM Mass

Note: The readings for these Masses will follow the Cycle A readings (Option for RCIA) in our Breaking Bread.

STEWARDSHIP TIME – TALENT – TREASURE TREASURE

This Week’s Events March 10 –March 16, 2019

Mahalo for your generous contributions and Faithful Stewardship.

M – Main Church, U–Upstairs Parish Conference Room, R – Reception room, B - Blue room, G - Green Room, C – Courtyard

The Collection for March 2-3 is as follows: $12,840.75 Envelopes & Loose Collections Mass Intentions Electric Votive & Candles

Sunday First Sunday of Lent

$9,833.05 430.00 826.34 Total: $11,089.39

ENVELOPES 34% 66%

Monday

Tuesday

$547.00 46.36 75.00 472.00 Total: $1,140.36 Special Collections:

Ash Wednesday 5th Anniversary Operation Rice Bowl Catholic Relief Services

6:15 am —Rosary (M) 8:15 am — Youth choir practice (B) 10:15 am—R.C.I.A. March 11

6:30 pm – Charismatic Prayer Group (M)

IDENTIFIABLE UNIDENTIFIABLE

Building Fund Outreach Donation Stained Glass

March 10

47.00 500.00 59.00 5.00 Total: $611.00

March 12

6:10 am – Rosary (M) 11:15 am – Rosary (M) 7:00 pm – Centering Prayer (M) Wednesday

March 13

6:10 am – Rosary (M) 7:30 am – Novena to our Lady of Perpetual Help (M) 11:15 am – Rosary (M) 1:00 pm – Legion of Mary, Queen of Peace (R) 6:00 pm – RCIA (B) 7:00 pm – Scripture Study (B)

Thursday

March 14

6:10 am – Rosary (M) 11:15 am – Rosary (M) 5:15 & 6:00 pm – Choir Practice (M)

SECOND COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND!

Our Collection will be for the Building Fund March 16-17. Your contributions are greatly appreciated, as we are continuing to improve and repair our Parish Church. Catholic Relief Service The CRS collection on March 30-31 is different than the Operation Rice Bowl that is usually turned in during Holy Week. This collection helps those facing crisis due to storms, earthquakes or war. 5

Friday Abstinence

March 15

6:10 am – Rosary (M) 7:40 am - Eucharistic Adoration/Sacred Heart Devotion 10:00 – 11:00 am Confession and Spiritual Direction 10:30 am – Divine Mercy Devotion & Chaplet 10:45 am—International Rosary 11:00 am—Benediction 11:15 am — Stations of the Cross 5:15 pm —Prayer: An Intimate Dialogue (video) 6:00 pm — Stations of the Cross Saturday

11:15 am – Rosary 3:30 – 4:30 pm – Confessions (M)

March 16

AROUND THE PARISH AND THE DIOCESE

We are looking for creative minds who can interview, organize and write for the church 50th Anniversary book

Chrism Mass with Bishop Larry Silva The Chrism Mass is the annual liturgy where oils for use in administering the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick are blessed. Representatives from island parishes, and military and ethnic Catholic communities, bring their oils to the designated parish for that island in baskets and sleek glass containers.

and video. Please contact the office at 941-0675.

Thursday, April 4th at 7 p.m., Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa, Honolulu

Car Wash + Blessing & Malasada Sale March 16, 2019 8:00 am to 2:00 pm You may have your car blessed from 9-11 am Suggested donation $10.00 The funds raised will finance the projects to prepare the church for her 50th Anniversary

Ilil

t.i u

\Ii

APRIL B, 9, ]"0

On t!':e TR}flAY 5 a{ Lf NT STATION5 OT THT CRO55 A STUDIrS ON PR,AYTK

14ondq.v:

A Loving Gad: The Cause of our Joy

Stations of the Cross are prayed twice a day {11":L5 & 6:00 pm) Below are che times & ministries respansible for leading. > A video presentqtion an Prayerfar Lent

MARCH 8TH

o o

11:1"5 AM Homebound Accompaniment Ministry > 5:15 PM Prayer: An Intimate Dialogue (video)

5:OO

PM Parish Scripture Group

ffi

Tuesdsy: The Gift af Mercy Lenten Penance Service Wednesday: Caring for aur Cammon Home, Mercy for our Brothers and.Sisfers and for all God's Creatures

MARCH 15TH

o o

1"1:L5

AM Legion of Mary

> 5:15 PM Guigo's Ladder: A Way of Ascent {video)

6:00 PM Kupuna & Faith Formation Famllies > 6:30 PM Movie: Finocchia

FR. JOHN ANGLIN, OFM Ministry of the Word

XARCH 2zND o 11:15 AM Devotion Team > 5:15 PM Lectio Meditatio Climbing the First Rungs (video) o 6:OO PM Hospitality Ministry .T,IARCH 29TH

o o

CATHOLIC

11:15 AM Knights of Columbus > 5:15 PM Oratio: Conversation with God {video) 6:OO PM Faith Formation Children & Altar Servers > 6:30 PM Movie: Aladdin and the King of Thieves

40th ANNIVERSARY APRIL

o o

STH

Sacristans & Extraordinary Ministers > 5:15 PM Contemplatio: The Gaze of Love {video) 6:O0 PM Liturgical Planning Team & Lectors 1"1":15

APRIL 1?TH o L1-:15AM PriestslDeacons/Religious > 5;15 PM Resolutio: Putting Love into Action (videa) o 6:OO PM Parish Social Mission APRIL 19TH o 11:15 AM > 3:00 PM GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE o 5:15 PM > 6:0A PM GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

W}IAT Y*U GIVE UP IOR LTNT ChiANGTS LIV*s,

Ilil

t.i u

\Ii

APRIL B, 9, ]"0

On t!':e TR}flAY 5 a{ Lf NT STATION5 OT THT CRO55 A STUDIrS ON PR,AYTK

14ondq.v:

A Loving Gad: The Cause of our Joy

Stations of the Cross are prayed twice a day {11":L5 & 6:00 pm) Below are che times & ministries respansible for leading. > A video presentqtion an Prayerfar Lent

MARCH 8TH

o o

11:1"5 AM Homebound Accompaniment Ministry > 5:15 PM Prayer: An Intimate Dialogue (video)

5:OO

PM Parish Scripture Group

ffi

Tuesdsy: The Gift af Mercy Lenten Penance Service Wednesday: Caring for aur Cammon Home, Mercy for our Brothers and.Sisfers and for all God's Creatures

MARCH 15TH

o o

1"1:L5

AM Legion of Mary

> 5:15 PM Guigo's Ladder: A Way of Ascent {video)

6:00 PM Kupuna & Faith Formation Famllies > 6:30 PM Movie: Finocchia

FR. JOHN ANGLIN, OFM Ministry of the Word

XARCH 2zND o 11:15 AM Devotion Team > 5:15 PM Lectio Meditatio Climbing the First Rungs (video) o 6:OO PM Hospitality Ministry .T,IARCH 29TH

o o

CATHOLIC

11:15 AM Knights of Columbus > 5:15 PM Oratio: Conversation with God {video) 6:OO PM Faith Formation Children & Altar Servers > 6:30 PM Movie: Aladdin and the King of Thieves

40th ANNIVERSARY APRIL

o o

STH

Sacristans & Extraordinary Ministers > 5:15 PM Contemplatio: The Gaze of Love {video) 6:O0 PM Liturgical Planning Team & Lectors 1"1":15

W}IAT Y*U GIVE UP IOR LTNT ChiANGTS LIV*s,

"FB

:,-.--:::-::

F*##€#,,

M*nd*y MARCH 11 L**ten We*krlay Lv 19:1*?, 11*18

In so:n* l:c*ks and movies, the deviX is depicted as an all-pslverf$tr, uricsnquerable force" trs this the trrie ircage cf $atan? What should be the Christian rfspa&s€ t*wer*i the devil?

Mt 25;31-46

Tue*day MAR"CH 12

Ienisn Weekday Is 55:10*11

{1r vr-r.. i-l'pi icsth*rcl, 1 1r:1r..* infreqr-re ntlv elicountrred sit:"::-rtiorrs in wl'licl': 111," pr.r.ircc r;1er.il i,r,as paipabie. T;rpiralli, tirey invclved rhe abuse of son:eone ir:nccenl ancl vi-rlr":ruil:1e. I hese ir:cirieirls i'emind n"le aimy need for a de*per lrust i:": {]oC, and l}re strength ol someon* spirilually:,r,iser th.i;: i, ii' such evil is to be repelled. Itloweve ;:, the usual wa;* S:rlar-t operates is b-v suirtl_v seducing i:s inlo ronlusion, cor:rpl;rrenry, and self-tvi1l. Indeed, isn't tirat tlte c*se 1n today's G*spe,l of f esus' teniplations in tlre desert? ]esr"ts experie*ced not ot11.v a irr:nlai assauh b-v the de:;il, l:ut also fhe I'iunger, fear" ancl isolatio:r thal make all of us vulnerabie to false gods of greecl" security, cr: pcurer. Wi"ren the devil adclressed him in his privation and

Mt 5:7-15 Wednesda-v N,{ARCH i3 lenlex ?l€ekda;: Ion 3:1-I0 Lk i1;29-32

Ttrrursday h,,lARCH 14

Ltt$e.n Vle&drzy

i4-16, 23*25

Est C:12,

l,1r 7:?*12

vul:-rerai:ility, ]esus found ways ta cail upcr"r God's word and por,ver. Satan's attack was vanqr:ished in the

Friday },IARCH 1; l,errler? 11,e*J<rJa],

deser

Iz 1li;21-28 &.{t

5:20-26

Saturday 1V1ARCH 16 {..

cttte

idr' e

ekd *.,i

Dt 26:15-i') il,lr.5:43,48

Sunday VIARCTJ 17

Secold Surrd*y ofIerI Gn 15;.i-12, 17-18

Phil3:17--4:1 or Fhil 3:20

- 4:l

-r

:; o ,:l

Likewlse , olir ellcoullters nrlth this rea1, faller-r angel r,vii1 persist. We rsill always be vulnelable, rvitl'r the devil always watching firr an opportune time. "One day at a ti:-ne" cai-r slrmnlarize our approach lr: evi1. 1,Ve need to rel.v on God's pow'er daily to 1e:rd us through a maze ol choices. ?he nexI day r,ve must again seek tire same God-bestowed grace of wisdom ald collrage? calling cn Cocl lc le;rd us i:'r Gr:d's u'a.vs. ln other words" God's grace 1s sufficient and availabie if u,e callr-rpcn it dailv. 1:rrn: l;corlltrirr': Quc.riiorr.r {irlklir's.,tsk,,O S

L::-rdri'htr

2(10,c

l,igulri

PuhliErtrirLr-r

llt I in iiill, iguori.olg

I-k 9:28ir-3<;

X Wa,A,y**

?a.po fre*ni,e Ihe dev:J wants you to quarrel amo*g yourseives, because in this way he divides yau, he defeats yau, and he robs you o{ f*ith" Iierefore, solrda rity among brothe rs and sisters to defend the faithj.... Go fcrward and don't Jet the devil divide youl to Beiado Norte, Paraguay, February 1q 2S17

-Visit

..'

'fr.

Usuon (-L,r.nuc*rous