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RAMENTAL II\IFORMATtrO N : Amointing of the Sick, Floly Conirnunion to the Sick and Homebound, Funerals: PIease call the Parish SAC

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lnfant Baptism: Parents are to call the Parisir olfice during business hours to schedttle a Baptistn meeting.

Sacrament of &latrimony: Tire proper and required preparation for tl'tis Sacrantent is extensive. The time frame is al Ieast six (61 months. Couples are asked to attend an Engaged Encounter Weekend tn preparatios and complete S[ate and Church paperwori<. Do not set a date or print invitations for your marriage rintil after you have spol<en with a priest.

ru Saturday: iSunday Vigill 5:00pm Sunday Morning: 7:00 arn 9:0{Jam & 11:00am Faith Formation Family lst $ Jtd Sunday at 9:00ant [Ohana Mass every Zn't Sunday at 11;00ami Sunday Evening: 6:00 pm Saturday: 12:00 noon Monday - Friday: 7:00 am & 12:00pm

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Last Salurday of the Month at the 12:00 noon mass

Friday 10:15 - 11:30 a.m. Saturday 3:30 - 4:30 pm or by appointment Fridays: Alter the 7:00 am mass and lst Fridays: 7:30 * 10:00 pm Sunday: 5:15pm Monday - Saturday: 11:l5am

ADDRESS: 800 Kaheka St. Honolult-t, Hawaii 96814 OFFICE F{OURS: IvlorT. - B:30 - 1,2:00pttt Tues. - Fri. B:3Oanl * 1"2pmlL:00 - 3:30pm PF{CINE: (BOBJ 941-0675 FAX: [B0B] 945-0689 OFFICE EMAIL: sspeterpaul@hawaii.rr. com WEBSITE:-1.ylyy{.f,s_p_q_tcrpaldhjuya.u._o_Lg

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This Week's Mass Schedule Dear Parishioners, Visilors and Friends,

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Tirne, Ta[ents & Treasure are being presented to

Parishianers, Visitors, and Friends of Sts. Peter and Paul

Fr. Khanh

+Bernardiia Rr;nolf Anie Usrro lSli

Fr. Scott

+Alan, Raipt'i Si:imabuko

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+Theiesa Perrei;'a

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+For ail Souls in Purgatory

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+Raymond Setik

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+Foi-ail Souls in Purgatory

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+Jin Sun Krm

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Christine Gy'res (BD)

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llluminate the heart of our caltto be good Stewards, to manage the gifts given to us by cod.

The foItowing reflection is shared by Yvonne Toma, Faith Formalion Coordinator and Parish Secretary. The questions asked of her were, 1. lf you l<new you were going to die tonight, wou[d you rearrange your day differentiy? z. lf the person who influenced you most in iife were lrl *r.rril-,:,r;.1 :.1i:Z:1..-,,-1.,.'.-....-; ,1.. j., t,-ll'!;'ilsiâ&#x201A;Źia:liâ&#x201A;Źaj' I am reminded of the poem entitled, "The Dash." lt shares in a funeraL program that the dash refers to the beginning and end of life. However, what matters most is the dash between those years which represented all the time spent alive on earth.

I ask myself, how wouLd I spend that dash in my life on my last day? I wouLd find a spot with grass and trees and spend the day in reflection and quiet time. ln the siLence that cocoons me, lgive thanks for the all the amazing works 6od has provided me in my life and for the world. I am extremely grateful that ny teaching career calLed me to be a mentor for teachers spanning the special education to gifted LeveLs in grades kindergarten to Twelfth. lt is a blessing to teach side by side with fellow catechists and assist my former students with their drama education program, called Ahana Arts.

Cailng for my 90 year old and legatl.y blind mother, tested my skiLLs as a teacher and my patience as well. Through her I Learned that the process of aging is not an easy concept to grasp. lt requires one's understanding of self-dignity, peace and acceptance.

lt is a journey with its constant "ahahs!" now that

I am a kupuna and meet them at church daily.

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As shared [ast week, a series of i'eftection on

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moments that make the difference. Teaching and learning are PASTORAL TEAM

Fast*r: ilarochiai Vicar: Seniar Pniest:

Rev. Khanh Pham-Nguyen Rev. Scoli Biisir

Rev, Pal Freilas

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GCICD N]EWS October 15,2017 7'wentj'-fiiglrth Sunday iru Ordhrcry Time (A) trs 25:6*tr0a; Phii 4tl?-*74,19*20; NIt 22:1*14 Life can make us think we are in canirol of our iives. We

alar, think, execute, and succeed {or fail). Then aiong Lomes an iilness, an accident, a jcb loss, or one of cuurrtless other lhings, and we reaiize we really aren t in ccnt;'cl of n"lucii. ?his farnous phrase sums it up: Man proposes, Gcel dispose;.

We can iransfer this same f*lse assumptlcr into our reiationship with God and expect Mass, prayei, and liturgy to work for us, ali us, and entertain us. Bui iiturgy and prayer are about giving God his glory atrove all else. \f/hen we pray, and especially when we enter into communal iiturgy, we are reminded once again that it is all about what God is doing. isaiah says the Lord will provide for all people. God will provide! We might prepare, serve, or participate, but the director, producer, and main actor is God. We are the su:pporting cast" That is v;hy liturgy is not so rnuch about our ptanning, pariieipation, or enteriainment but about entering into harmony with God's actian and praising him as he asks.

The same point can be found in the Gospel. The king send; out invitations for his son's lt:eclding anil prepares ihe feast. He adjusts to the unexpecled lack of interest and invites others. The ones who arrive are the ones the mastei" has invited.

It v,rould be foolish for one of the invited guests to vaunt their impartance. Their role is to humbly enjoy and gracefully help the king and the newlyr*.eds to shine on their night!

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READINGS

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Isaiah 25:6-7Oa

isaiah tells us that the reign of God over his recreated rvorld is to be ushered in with a tbast, a coronation fbstival. It is for everyone because the coveliant of mercy is aii-inclusive. With an amazing ieap of lait}l, the poer transcends all nationai bar:nds and sees the rrations of the earth "bound by s*lii chains about tht; feet of God."

Second Reading

- Philippians

4:72-74, 19-20

Paul tells the people that they learn to be content in all circumstances. He assures thern that God will supply whatever they need through the grace of His son, Jesus Christ.

Gospel Reading

- Matthew 22:I-t4

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We i'ead in these verses that God's invitation goes out to everyone, however, not everyone will respond to the invitation. We all have the powsr to refuse God, but none of us are excluded from God's love unless we intentional refuse it.

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STEWARDSHIP

TIME-TALENT-TREASURE This Week's Events (October 15 - Octolrer 21)

TREASURE Mahalo for your generaus contributions and Faithful Stewardship.

The Collections for October 7 - October 8, Z01T are as follows:

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Envelopes & Loose Collections Mass lntentions Blessing Electric & Votive Candles

Total:

$8,161.98 265.00 65.00 663.70 $9,155.68

ENVELOPES IDENTIFIABLE UNIDENTIFIABLE

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Building Fund Outreach Donation Rice Bowl Catholic Care

$371.00 1,600.00 300.00 1,606.65

Subtotal:

lea.ga $3,997.65

Special Collections: Hurricane Relief Fund World Mission Catholic University Catholic Charities All Saints Day All Soul's Day Donation for the Facility Use Scholarship Fund

Subtotal:

15.00 5.00 s.00 5.00 10.00 20.76 40.00 100.09$200.76

sEcoNp ggLLEcTroN THts WEEKEND! TODAY IS WARLD MISSION SUNDAY - A day rtrat to the heart of our Christian faith - leads us to mission! Your generosity on World Mission Sr.rnday supports the work of priests, religious and lay leaders in the Missions who share our t'aith rvith those most in need. This year we can even "chat" with oru chief missionary, Pope Francis, and learn lnore about his missions and m issionari es. Learn more at C h at Wi thThe Pop e. o rg. leads us

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- Pray- Give this World Mission Sunday.

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Suqday ._ ........ ..2f Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:15 am - Choir Practice (B) 6:15 am 4:30 pm 5:00 pm

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Tuesday

October 17

St- Ignatius of Antioch 6:10 am - Rosary (M) 11:15 am - Rosary (M) 7:00 pm - Centering Prayer (M)

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St. Luke 6:10 am - Rosary (M) 7:30 am

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- Rosary (M) - Legion of Mary, Queen of Peace (C) - Scripture Study (R) Thursday October 19 11:15 am 1:00 pm 6:00 pm

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- Rosary - Stations of the Cross devotion (M)

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qffiMffi wW'N*JFSTEWARDSHIP: THE VALUE OF A VOLUNTEER We have always known that the many parishioners who volunteer to serve in our various parish ministries, organizations and events are most valuable.

our hulletin insert for a list of ourmos{ needed food i(ems, Please bring your tood .See

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But do you kpow how valuable?

Based on the average hourly wage given by the National Independent Sector, it is curently estimated that one hour of volunteer time is worth $23.65. However, to us your volunteer

time is invaluable. Through the gifts of time and talent that our parishioners so generously share, we are able to not only function better as a parish and keep our overhead costs down, but are truly the hands and feet of Jesus Christ here in Honolulu, as we serve our community in need.

Mahalo AIui to all those faithful and generous stewards who volunteer in our parish!

Your time is worth eveqrthingto us!

Please see our brochure at the back of the church for more information on how you can hetp.

NutritionAssistance Program - SNAP), given out in a lump sum at the start of each month, tytrrically run out for many individuals and families before they reach the end of the month. ffre ar"er*ge famdf of t&ree gefg.$.Sf-{.e*{&s$-{Jr r.yfijc.t tsn'{ enougr}r for a monf},s wor{ft ofmeaJs. By your generosity, our Catholic Care project can provide individuals and families supplemental food at their most vulnerable time of the month _ when their food stamps have run out. We have chosen the 3'd weekend for our food collection, so your donations can grive the gift of food to filI the gap until their next month of SNAP assistance begins again.

Piease help us help others in their time of need by purchasing some of the items on the list found in our bulletin and bring your donations to IVIass next week. Our Catholic Care project will ensure the food Eets to those in need which include our kupuna, parishioners and those who come to our door.

If you knaw.someone in our parish wha'iould benefit from receiving a lood bag to help them make ends rneef pJease tell them to contact Our church office at (g0S) 94 t _0Z65.

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PRAYER LIST FOR THE SICK

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Prayers bring our parish community together and I this is true especially when we pray for those I parishioners who are ill arnong us.

I We would like to update the list above for the I month of OCTOBER. We will remove the names at the I end of every month and have a new list for the following I month. lf you wish to have your name or the names of I your loved ones included on the list, please fill up the I form below. The prayer list will be published for the I whole month and will be updated at the end of each I month. (Becouse of privacy laws, only person themselves or immediate famity member may submit o request.) I I Mahalo for your cooperation.

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

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Larry Cabrinha Teresita M. Custodio Adefta Doublet Avon Czerwinski Purita V. Marcaida Robert Mis$syn Michael Bartolom* Lolita A. Sutton

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this form with your pertinent information, so that we rnay remember you at Mass and with prayers and blessings on your , speciai day in NOVEMBEk. Fill in and culnplete g this f';rm (please print clearly!) and pur ir in the I coller:iicn basket or retu.:n it lo the Oftice ni-: later 1 than 0ctoher 29, ZCI17. !

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ALL SOUL'S DAY REMEMBRANCE ENVELOPfiS

Ali Soul's Day is around the corner and it is a special time to remember our ioved ones in prayers. Please find All Soul's Day envelopes on the table at the entrailce of the church.

. Place envelopes with the names listed in the offertory baskets during mass or bring to tiie parish office by Friday, October ?7.

Names submitted by Friday, October Z7 be written in tire Eook of Remembrance. This book will be placed by the statue of our Blessed Mother on h{onday, October 30.

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On Monday, October 30, a Remembrance Scroll will be available by the statue of our Elessed Mother for those who wish to write the names of their deceased loved 0nes.

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HOMEB OUND ACCOMPANIMENT

MINISTRY Invites you to an Ongoing Information Session with Hyun Underwood, M. Ed., MpT, Board Certified Chaplain On Friday, NovemLr er 3, Z0l7 from 3:00 * S:00pm Potluck Snacks to follow The Homebound Accontpaniment Ministry includes homebound visitation, providing suppCIrt to farnilies who have suffered a loss, If you are hospitalized, homebound or if you are unable to attend mass due to illness or infirmity, please call our Parish Office at {S0S) 941-062s

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FAITH FORMATION Children's Liturgy of the Word Children's Liturgy of the word is done every second and fourth Sunday of the month

at the 9:00 am mass.

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makes connections to that includes historical context or explanation that is age appropriate. Fun activities such as games, crafts and song are implemented to help

the young children's life experiences

solidify the Gospel teaching.

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RCIA is liturgical Beginning with the Rite of Acceptance for unbaptized catechumens and going through the minor rites through to the Rite of Election on the First Sunday of Lent and then the Flites of the Sacraments on Easter Vigil, the process of entering into the faith for Adults is powered by prayer and the grace of the Liturgical celebrations. RCIA aims to lead participants to become liturgical people, moving them toward full and active participation in the worshipping community around the one Table. "The liturgy gives what it teaches." You are invited as well to enler into the Rites and fully participate in the new life brought about in these powerful Liturgies.

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'Ano'ai Kdkou, As always, we are in need of volunteers. We are assisting students in the English Language Acquisition program and those trying to get their GED. All Native English speakers can help, as well as anyone that can speak a common language here (cuirently our studJnts speak Korean, Cantonese, Pofiuguese, Japanese, and others). We ire glad more and more students sign up each week, but we are lacking volunteers to help keep up.

For other ongoing programs, we enjoyed our first ESL {English as a second Language) Bible study last Friday, September 29th at 5:30 pm. Native speaker" oi rcJr""r, rtr"l"v"Lm, and portuguese, as well as English, all came together for an English bible study. tt was all tearned a tot. Our next one will be october 28th- Allyoung adults, and anyonl interested in both the Bible and improving their English, are highly encouraged to attend

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