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Anointimg of the Sick, Hoty Communion to the Sick and Flomebouncl, Futrerals: Please call the Parislt 0ffice.

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lnfant Baptism: parents ilre to call the Parish oilice

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Sacrament of Matrimony: Tire proper and requirecl preparation for this Sacratnent is extensive. The time frarne is al least six [6) months. Couples are asl<eci to ;rtteflcl an Engaged Enccunter Weekend in preparation and cornplele Slate ancl Church paperwork. Do not set a dirle or prittt invitaliotts lor your *rarriage Llntil after ).'oti have spoi<en r,vilh a priest.

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Mass lntention Parishioners, Visiiors, and Friends of Sts Peter and Paul Anto I lqrrn

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Dear Parishir:ners, Visitors and Friencis, Celebrant

Fr. Khanh Fr. Khanh

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It's trard to r-1ei.irrve, ili.tl- 0rtober is atready hare. in ncrthtrn mcLrniainous.llnrospl'rere ai in CoLorado where lv,ras oi"laineC anc served is priesi: before llal^;aii, ociooei';s or+ cf ihr mcsi beaLitifuL rncnths. a tln':e of ti-ansiilor beiween suirmei- ;inci ';vinter. of beauiiful citange cf coLor aLL oi,,er C

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Fr. Khanh

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Jrll lshikawa (SI)

Fr. Khanh

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+Theresa Perreira

Fr. Khanh

7am

Fr. Khanh

Wed

7am

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noon

+Marjorie Ogoc Alcon

Fr. Khanh

7am

Fr. Khanh

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Thu

Anie LJsoro (Sl)

OctS

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+[steban Recel

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Fri Oct 6

7am

5it 5pm Vigil Mass

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Fr. Hewe Fr. Khanh

Anre Usoro (Sl)

Fr. Khanh

+Laakea Makananl BJ Nakanelua (Sl)

Fr. Khanh

Maria Shin (Thanksgiving)

Oct 7

Parishroners, Visiiors and Friends of Sts. Peter and Paul

Fr.

Fernandes Er. Khanh

'Si,s3n Abtr:sa'' +l'.iicholes !"iuynh & !\laiiha Dang

Fr. Khanh

+Carol Cab*nilla Guzman

Fr. Khanh

Jill lshikawa

(Sl)

Fr Khanh

Anie Usoro {Sl)

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Purgatory

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PASTORALTEAM

Past*r: Faroch{a{ l,ricar:

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aspens tn the Rocky Mountaln, bursr irto a varleiy of shiriing Eoid, bright oranges, ano brtllianl reds. 'ihe cnanqinQ cf the Leaves is lvloiner" Nature's signai to rrriinci us of life's cyci.es. "The:-e is an appcinted rirne foie;p:;;,:..1y

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Rev. Khanh Pham-Nguyen Rev. Scott Bush Rev. Pat Freitas Deacon Richard Abel Deacon Angken'Xymoon

Senisr Deaco{t:

Deacon Richard Port

Secretary-:

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Beqinnlng this 0rtcbei" untii.-fhanksgiving season. we wouLd iil<e lc present a series r.:f refieciions cn Ste',vardshin, in tne

U.S. Bishops'Paslo;-ai Leiter on Siewardship {isg:), our stev';ai-dship beg!irs,iiilh the recognilion inal eveiything we have lras been given to us by Cod . .. our time. cur talents. ,r,.ir ti?asJra. )eS. av€- i:'e itseif.

Llvinq srewardshi, as CathoIics is a grateful way oi f-rl,-ii-n;nq a portlor of Cod's many gifts to i:s. And lhe gifts v'ie reiui-rr aie clii" rime. our'lalenls anci cur treasuie. Each of us ili-, 1-his in our- o',vri way; some through i"nusic, teachinE, servlng varicus rnlnistries and cornmunitrv projects. We ieiLli-n ih0se !ifts ncl because Cod neecs or because cuiCh:ich asks iis to qiiie, but because r!'e feer an ov..uteLr,rinq need to show oui- apprecialicn and gratitucle tc,icc's nrany gifls given us. ln other words.'ive seTve oul commirnily.',,ve share our talent:j, we ccnii-ibute our money ic r:hurch or char"iiable crgarizations, nol because rhere is a need for us lc give to, bul rather because \,,€ need to give in

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in ihe Cospel of

L,.ike v',,e proclaim

al ThanksqivinE Ilass ihe siory oi tne i0 Leilei"s who were heaLed byJesus. Cne of iher€ nren relurned anC ihankecl iesus for healing him, bur the 'ttirer nine rJicn'r. We know that Cod is worihy cf cur praise ncw ancl vve shouLd lal<e every opportlrnity io lhark Irir,'r ior ali. ihe bi.esslngs vve have i-eceived.

Rt,ile:ipg on ihe beauty of autumr: and grar-itude to Cocl, w-. lhani< oilr parishioners. voLunteers, friends and vlsitot-s fer the generous shar"ing of time and tai.ents as vr:ell as faithfuI glving. lvay our spiril cf stewardship reflecl llie celei"i:sity cf oui" Coc ancl witness to the Love of Christ ir cilr-Lir,,:s.

As aLways, Mahalo nui Loa.

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Partners in Helping our children grow in their Catholic faith.

Thoughtful Moments St. Anthony Mury Claret St. Anthony Claret

was bom in Spain in 1807 to a poor cloth weaver. He was ordained a

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/1)\ priest in Catalonia land in 1849, he founded the Claretian order shortly before becoming the l' archbishop of Cuba. He served as confessor to Queen Isabella II and was e>riled with her. He defended the doctrine of infallibility at the First Vatican Council. He also had the gifts of prophecy and healing.

He is the patron of tortile weavers.

Prayer Bursts Prayer is how we connect

with

God, and a lifeline for much-needed graces. We all know we should "pray rnote", but it can be hard to find the time in today's busy world. Offering up brief prayers throughout the day makes it easier to stay focused on God having despite having a hectic schedule.

October 2017

Give children o love for fhe Rosory Teaching children how to pray the Rosary can be one of the most

influential and long-lasting prayer habits you give them.

Consider these ideas for helping children leam to Iove the Rosary: Share what you

value about the Rosary. Some

people love the calming rhythm of the Rosary prayers. l, Others enjoy meditating on Jesus' life, death, Resurrection and Ascension described in the mysteries. Still others enjoy the idea of praylng a centuries old prayer.

Help children to see what you find beautiful about this Catholic prayer.

Make Rosary time family time.

Give each child his or her own set of Rosary beads that work best for small hands (or make your own). Gather

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Baptism washes away the conveys sanctilring graces - a share in God's life.

Baptism is also the gateway to life in the Spirit, the Church, and the other sacraments, including the Eucharist and Confession. It starts one on

are your worlzs! My uery self you hnow"

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sacred.

Start small and let it grow If the Rosary is new to your family, introduce the full prayer by teaching the components. For example, practice making the Sign of the Cross and rehearse the

individual prayers,

Consider using the "call and response"

method, in which

a

leader begins a prayer and the rest of the group finishes it. Take turns being the leader. When children have mastered the prayers, pray a decade together. Then graduate to a

full family

Rosary.

Why do Cqfholics bopfize infonfs?

stain of original sin and

"I praise you

together in a favorite spot in your home, light a candle, play calming music, or do whatever you like to make this time feel special and

the surest path to salvation: "Whoeuer belieues and is baptized will be saued; whoeuer does notbelieue be condemned"

will

(Mark

16:16).

Catholic parents, desiring t}te best for their children, bapize them as infants to give them the best start in life.

Porfners in Fqith,"

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Hqve o holy Holloween Halloween can be more than a chance to dress up and collect candy. It is a chance to get in touch I with our Catholic roots.

AII Saints Day-Eve. In 835 pope Gregory tV moved the Commemoration of Martyrs from May 13 to November 1 - now All Saints Day. The night before became l.rnown as ,All Hallow s Even" or "holy evening,,, and eventually Halloween.

"Trick or Treat." Years ago, Irish farmers prepared forAll Saints Day and Atl Souls Day (November 2),

Sciafiire A lawyer went to debate

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Jesus

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In fact, theTen Commandments can be divided into two categories: those dealing with love for God (the first three) and those

dealingwith responsibilities toward others (the lastseven). In the

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coming to agreement on the answer. Encouraged by the Pharisees, rhe Iawyer asked in the

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My daughter, Teryr, came home one

dayfrom school in tears. She said a classmate, Virginia, promised to beat her up on the bus, and Terry was unnerved. The driver confirmed the story and reported it to the school. I assured Terry that the school

would keep her

end, it comes down to love.

Even the

arrested.

Iesus silenced them all by saying that everything starts and ends with love

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Angels. On this feast day, remember to thank the Guardian Angels for the work they have done in helping us.

Ocr- 7 - Our t ady of the Rosary (157L). Pope Pius V created this feast in thanlisgiving to Our Lady of Victory who helped the Christians defeat the Ottoman Turks. Since it was believed that they won after praying the Rosary the feast was renamed Our Lady of the Rosaryby Pope GregoryXIL OcL 18 - Sr l;uke the Evangelist (1st

with your children about how it is easy to love people who are nice to ut but that loving everyone, even if thqy're not nicq, is what God reallywants us to do.

Century). St. Luke was a Christian physician from Antioch.

His Gospel and Acts of the Apostles were probably written between 70 and 85 A.D. Oc/.-21- St Hilarion (371). An abbot from Palestine, St. Hilarion was bom near Gaza. He converted to Christianity A while studying at ['_rt '/co Alecandria. He tried to \7-

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live as a hermit but his reputation for working mirades drew crowds wherever he went. At lasi he retired to Cypru9 where he died at the age ofeighty.

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TALK safe and, sure

enough, we found out the next day that

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Pharisees couldn't argue with that.

What can a parent do? Talk

hopes ofgetting Iesus to say something against Jewish law so he could be discredited and perhaps

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Iove ofGod and love ofeach other.

generations without

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focus on three holidays. Learn about a saint

you didn't know visit the grave of a loved one, collect food for the poor. It's a time to remember the believers who have gone to Heaven before us and the hope we have of following.

Moffhew 22234-40.

Con'f qrgue wifh love.

toyed with him by asking for Jesus, opinion about which law was the most important. There are more than 613 commands in the law and ]ews had been debating

that question

honoring deceased loved ones, by going door-to-door the night before collecting food for a village celebration. Those who gave were promised prosperity; those who didn,t received threats of bad luck. Irish Catholic immigrants brought this practice of "trick-or-treating" here.

Holy holidays. Halloween is a chance to

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Virginia was suspended from the bus for three days.

Terry was happy to hear that Virginia was being punished. "I'm glad she got in troublq" she said.

"Now she knows how it feels to be miserable. I hope she gets expelled

from school."

I explained that Jesus'followers can never be happy when something bad happens to others. Even our enemies are God's children. We want justice, but not suffering. I asked Teryr to

work harder at being a friend to Virginia, or at least not to rejoice at her pain.

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READINGS Octolrer 1,2017 Twenty-Sixth Sund*y in Ordinary Time {A\&z L8:2528; Phil 2:1*11or 2:1*5; lVIt 2I:28*32

We can reaily relate to God when he repeats the people's blame and accusations at him for not being fair. ln moments of suffering or injustice, it's easy to pass judgment and blame it ail on God, lt's especially dif cutt when innocent and good people (ourselves included) suffer. We're tempted to ask, "Aren't you supposed to treat your friends better?"

We only need to look at Marco Palrnezzano's painting Chnsf Bearing /lre Cross to reconsider our complaints. How have we treated God? Jesus was and is the most innocent of souls; no other beir:g was or is as good as Jesus. No orre was asked to suffer like him, and he suffered not to gain for himself but tc pay our debt. Relating it to today's Gospel lesson, Jesus is the son whc, when asked to work in his Father's vineyard, promptly said "ye$" and went. Always obedient, always docile, always loving.

Watching Jesus, we hear the echo of St. Paul's let- ter. Jesus humbly regarded his brothers and sister$ a$ more than himself and was willing to go to the cross and win them back for the Father.

Keep in mind, those siblings had destroyed family unity, squandered away their inheritance, sold their birthrighi, sold him into slavery with their sin, and very often refused his love. Yet "God proves his love for us in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us" (Romans 5:8).

God knows his merciful justice well and can kindty and provokingly ask in Ezekiel 1B:25, "ls it my way that is unfair? Are not your ways unfair?"

Mark Haydu, l*C

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First Reading - Ezekiel T& 25-28 The Lord will judge each of the Israelites according to his ways. On this is glounded an exhorlatior: to repent, and to make them a new heart and a nerv spirit. Cod does not command whal oannot be done, but admonishes us to do what is in our power and to pray for what is not. Ordinances and means are appointed, directions and promises are given, that thase who desire this change may seek it fiam God.

Second Reading

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Fhilippians Z: 1-11 or 7-S

Paul exhorts them to live in unity and love so that they may enjoy the highest degrees of tbe consolations of the Spirit.

Gospel

Reading*Matthew 21: Z&-iZ

God expects us to do our work in the world as professed Ctristians. As Christians we aro called to readily follow in the footsteps of Jesus.

First Reading: Isaiah 5:1-7 Second fr.eading:Philippians 4 : 6-9

Gospel: Matthew

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STEWARDSHIP

TIME_TAIENT-TREASURE IU,rfU*ek-l Eyp-r:ts-{gctelryr

TBEA$URE Mahalo for your generous contributions and Faithful Steward shiP. The Collections for Sepfember 23-24, 2A17 are as follows:

IPIall$l-5-:l-a0-.17 Envelopes & Loose Collections Mass Intentions Baptism Electric & Votive Candles

$7,484.91 310.00 50.00

Total:

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68-6-.56

$8,534.47

IDENfiFIABLE

39"/"

UNIDENTIFIABLE

61%

Building Fund Outreach Catholic Care

Subtotal:

$2,771.25 280.00 20.00 $3,071.25

Special Collections:

$

468.00 1,872.00 20.00 105.00 900.00 70.45 79.00 Subtotal: $3,514.45

Hurricane Relief Fund Donation in Memory of Eleanor Chang University of America Scholarship Luncheon Tickets Scholarship Fund Star Advertiser Refund Catholic Charities

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2dh Sunday in Ardinary Time Respect Life Sunday 6:15 am 6:15 ani 4:30 pm 5:00 pm

- Choir Practice (B) - Rosary (M)

- Weekly Feliowship - Choir Practice (R)

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& Gathering

Q-ctp-ber 2 The HoIy Guardian Angels 6:10 am - Rosary (M) 11:15 am - Rosary {M) 6:30 pm - Charismatic Prayer Group (M) 12:00 pm - OFFICE CLOSED in the afternoon

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6:10 am 11:15 am 7:00 pm

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- Rosary (M) - Rosary (M) - Centering Prayer (M)

Wednesday

October 4

St. Francis of Assisi, Blessingof Animals

6:10 am 7:30 am 11:15 am 1:00 pm -

4:00 pm 6:00 pm 6:00 pm

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Rosary (M) Novena to our Lady of Perpetual Help(M) Rosary (M) Legion of Mary, Queen of Peace (C) Blessing of Animals (C) Drive Thru blessing of animals Scripture Study (R)

Thursday

October5

{r:iday St. Bruno, 81. Marie Rose Durocher

October 6

81. Francis Xavier Seelos Sukkot 6:10 am - Rosary (M) 11:15 am - Rosary (M) 6:00 pm - Choir Practice (M)

First Friday 6:10 am - Rosary (M) 7:40 am * Eucharistic Adoration/Sacred Heart Devotion 10:00 - 11:30 am * Confession and Spiritual Direction 10:45 am - Divine Mercy Devotion & Chaplet 11:15 am - Rosary 5:45 pm - Stations of the Cross devotion (M) 7:30 pm - Mass

Saturdav Our Lady

October 7

of the Rosary, First Saturday

am - Cleaning Church (M) - 11:00 * am Rosai'y :15 3:30 - 4:30 pm - Confessions (M) 6:15 pm - $unday 9am Choir Practice (B)

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To be a steward of serviee

means that we gratef,-rlly nanre and !lurture our" gifts from God' We then offer them to our Chu;'ch and to the world. With ihis in mind, we are called to reflect upon our oersonal calenctars and cortsider how we can best use our tin're end our gifts. Our" Church offers unique opportunities to serve wlthin our parish. ln additicr-l to your financial contribuiiorr, you can also signup to

volunteer for these opportunities.

Church Cleaners Our Church Cleaners clean the Church to maintain a reverent and attractive environment. Church cleaning days are every SaturdaY 8am -10am

Office Help On occasion, we need assistance in the Parish Office which handles the day to day business of the parish.

These tasks include, but are not limited to: Clerical duties including folding, stapling and collating; Entering data into a computer using various software; Taking photographs or videos at the various parish

activitiâ&#x201A;Źs and functions; Caliing parishioners for various parish functions; and/or answering the phones and taking messages when our Administrative

tram is not avaiiabie. lnterested in Volunteering to support these needs?

This is a great way to give back to our parish. Time commitrnent is only 1-2 hours per month or week !f your time allcws. Hours are very flexible and no special sklils needed. You will be grouped with others who share your desire to keep our worship space

tidy and inviting and help our office staff with clerical support.

Please contact our Parish Office [B0B) 941-0675 or Email us at st$ppt'*trurtee,r@$nlati,cptrt

for tnore information,

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lntentions of Pope Francis for the month of October 2017

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Elizabeth Grinder

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Bernondito Riyhoff

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Kylie Guerzoa

October 20th

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CON6RATULATION5 ON THEIR 5PECIAL DAY!

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PRAYER LIST FOR THE SICK Please pray for the sick in our Parish, especially.".

Loranzo Alota Becky Alota Larry Cabrinha Teresita M. Custodio Odetta Daublet Avon Czerwinski Purita V. Marcaida Robert MisWsW Michael Bartolome

OCTOBER 2017 BIRTHDI\Y and/or AN NIVERSARY CELEBRANTS !

Please complete this form with your pefiinent information, so that we may remember you at Mass and with prayers and blessings on your special day in OCTOBER. Fill in and complete this form (please print clearly!) and put it in the ccllection basket or return it to the Office no later than October 3,2417.

Tony Bacani Josefina Perez Wini Chow Tessie Dungo

Stanley I{o Regina Czerwinski

NAME:

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Betty Ann Nault Dolores Suredam Lolita A. Sutton Edwin Tagltra Vanessa Alcova loe Hansen Shirley Dungo Blanche Hansen lackJucewicz loannita Pangelinan Bona M. Macabare Christoph Jucewicz Rajr M. Olis Ephrem Perez AneIIa Rabauliman Lourdes Olis Patrice Nielsen Myong Soon Sim Maria Elena Jencks Ho Lun Big Janleen Maria Xymoon Robert K. t. Ho Yvonne S. Pangelinan Ho Shiu Yan Manzko Brady Yolanda Trejo Ho Chun Wah Pat Low lohn M. Masunaga ludy Arlando Oliver Shilling Myrna Vallespin Arthur Cababa Nancy Pang George & Blanche Charlene Lau

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Stand in back of church until fulass starts.

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YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY 'Ano'ai Kikou,

Our bishop came last week, for an audience with the youih and young adults. He asked about both what we're grateful for and what we wish for, what are our suggestions to help, and what questions everyone had.

Our latest efforts in helping the community are with the Mgl(i$p_y

$*qrrmun-l$ Schqd tn &dullu {M$_$A l*g-W_Aii). We are assisting students in the English Language Acquisition program or those trying to get their GED. We are also planning to start a Bible study specifically for people learning English as a second language. Native English speakers can assist with the evening classes, and those who speak other common languages here (e.9. Korean) can assist with tutoring on weekends.

The young adults will also assist with computers, for members of our parish that have not yet completed the $-hi-eldTheV-qJ.{}pj-qbl$,of$ program. lt is necessary for all volunteers who wish to help youth/families, to be completed every five years (it takes less than two hours to complete).

Anyone interested in any of the above (or if you have more ideas), please let me know.

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MONDAY, October 23 9am - LLam Courtyard Area Volunteers are asked to wear enclosed toed shoes and to bring a muitipack of toilet paper for the bags.

Greqt Family Friendly Project-Volunteers All Ages

God ls Love Project

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donations before Mass (arrive 30 rninutes before Mass to prepare). Greet donors and help carry their donations to our food bins. Commitment is once a month to cover one Mass. Project is great for all ages - Family Friendly

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Stop by our Catholic Care Project table after Mass to decorate grocery bags for our food distribution.

These will be used to pack groceries for deliveries to our homebound kupuna.

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Feed A Friend Project Volunteers are needed to deliver a bag of groceries to our hornebound Kupuna. You can pick up youi' bag for dellvery immediately following the Mass you attend and will take it directly to theii' home on October 24 - 25 This is a great Family Friendly Project that provides

individuals and fomilies with an opportunity to serve others together.

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rl-1he Eucharist makes present, in this nlorrent, the memorial sacrifice I of Christ; the source of tl-re Church's iife and the focus of the Church's prayer (see the Constitutiotr on the Silcred i,iti-rrgy fsacrosarrctunt Concilitlnrl, 10).

I,lass afi,vavs incllicles the inientions of a 1ocal community as well as the needs of all people throughout the world. In the er-rcharistic prayer, lve pray for the corlmunity anci those "scattered throughout the r,vorld." l,\ihat does a renelr,ed liturgical practice uean for specific Mass intentions?

Canon lar,l, speaks of applying tl-re l.'lass for anyone living and dead (see Canon 901). ]'he practice also has roots in history, especially dr-rring medleval tintes, r,vhen participation at lvlass rvas at a low. Asking tl-re priest to remember an intet-ition kept people active and connected their needs to those of the r,r'ider Chr,rrch. Vatican II stressed active participalion in its liturgical renewal, so asking specific iutenlions needs a rene,,ved understanding.

Speciai intentions provide a valuen e l;ecotne aware of others' neecls and troubies. If we are aware of how these troribles affect a tnentber of our parish, \,ve can not only pra-v fr:r that person trr-it rearh o,-rl and he1p. Hor,vever, the Eucharist does not give grace only to those named in special intentions. The grace God gives thl or-rgh the Eucharist is tneant for the whole Chr-rrci-r. God's grace bitilds us ttp it-t holiness. Since people find special intentions irnportant, the response from pastors is important in helping people understancl holv God's grace affects everyone.

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to obedience. An obedience to the Church in the hierarchy which gives us not simply the externatr ;..' ,. , u "' f ramework for our obedience."but also unian with God the Father, '".-. " the source of allf atherhaod. lt is Jikewise an obedience to the Church .;.:-: :';:.:':iir! 1'?:. '. in service...,The availability of her prests rnakes the Church a house s\i ,: Z 1".".' " ':"r with open doors, a re{uge for sinners, a home {or peaple living on ihe streets, a place o{ lovinE care for the sick, a cam1 {or the young..".Wherever God's people haye desires or needs, there is the priest, who knows how to listen and feels a loving mandate {ram Christ who sends him to reiieve that need with mercy."

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