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G#{}D rdr\trs z:t6, rg-zt lLuke 7:36-8:3 lf today's media circus had been alive and well in first-century Palestine, it would have pounced on the events in today's gospel reading. You can imagine the headlines: "Mystery Woman Crashes Elegant Dinner; Host Mortifled." Blogs would light up with sordid details of the woman's sinful past. Simon the Pharisee would visit talk shows expressing shock and threatening a lawsuit. The woman would be offered her own reality show: "Real Sinners of the Mediterranean.'t Of course; after two days of nonstop coverage, the whole event would be forgotten.

For Jesus, none of this drama mattered. His focus was solely on this woman who, though uninvited, made her way to him and publicly demonstrated her great r..puntun.". ln spite of Simon's protests and, most likely, the rest of the attendees' shock, Jesus gave her his full attention, and most important, his forgiveness. No gossip, no dramatic expelling of the woman, no show of great po*.t. Just a quiet and humble exchange between Jesus and a

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repentant sinner.

And so it can be for us, especially in the sacrament of reconciliation. Jesus waits with a calm and compassionate heart for our sincere repentance. We need only to name our sin, as the woman did, and ask forgiveness.

No matter what other voices complain against us, no matter how grave our sin, no matter how long it has been-Jesus'attention is on us and us alone.

No media circus, no expert analysis, no dredging up everything bad we've ever done. Just an honest, humble encounter between us and the Lord.

Listen. Can you hear Jesus say, "Your sins are forgiven?"

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STEW,ARDSHIP OF OUTq KORE SUOTE OF THE WETK I have been crucified with Christ; yet I llve, no longer l, but Christ lives in me; !nsofar as I now live in the flesh, I live by faith in the Son of God who has loved me and given

himself up for me.

4:oo p.m. Mass: + Siew Choo Ong Sunday, June r5: 7:15 a.m. Mass: All Fathers g:3o am Mass: All Fathers Monday, June t7: 8 am Mass: t Euardo Zabanal requested by Helen Luke

Tuesday, June r8: 8 am Mass: t Gioan Wednesday, June t9: 8 am Mass: + Janice Hendrix Thursday, June 20: 8 am Mass: + Patsy Tam (anniv) Friday, June t4: 8 am Mass, t Lowell Ornellas requested by Hana ThomPson

Saturday, June t5: 8 am Mass: + Raymond Tom

For the sick & homebound: ROLAN D ALBARADO, MARGARET ROBELLO, HARRY BENDER, GINNY STAHL, ETHELAU, MABEL LUKE For the recently deceased: IGNACIO BABAUTA, JANE AKI, MARTIN LUKE, IRENE JOHNSON, DAVID LIU, BOBBY LOWE, BEN

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OKLAHOMA RELIEF Mahalo for your generous contributions of $1,550 for the victims of the recent tornado in Oklahoma. A check was sent in the mail to Catholic Charitles USA for distribution. We continue to pray for them as they rebuild their town.

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"Who are the brothers and sisters of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts? What is their spirituality like? Come and find out at an overnight retreat on Sacred Hearts spirituality to be held on Friday and Saturday, June zrst and zznd, at St. Anthony Retreat Center, 335r Kalihi St., in Kalihi. Fr. David Lupo, ss.cc., will be the presenter.

The cost for the overnight retreat is $25, and includes breakfast and lunch. Please call Kimberly at 845-oo65, before r9 June. Mahalo!

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The Church celebrates life this weekend with special meetings in Rome and Mass in St. Peter's Square. The Year of Faith event in Rome will celebrate, affirm, and encourage all those who sacrifice time and energy tending to the needs of those who are elderly, disabled, sick, unborn, or dying, or to those who suffer in any way.

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THEOLOGY ON TAF-Over Z 1 First event was very successful. Two more to go in this enlightening event series. Dr. Steiger is known to be a very popular lecturer. So, whether you like to drink or don't drink at all, come enjoy the awesome atmosphere of Pearl Ultra Lounge. And though drinking is optional, we are keeping this one a zr & over event. So tell everyone you know lhat "Friendship I Happiness" is one they don't want to miss. June z3rd, & July 7th (5:oo-B:oo p.m.) Tickets are $15 or $2o at the door. Reg ister at http://www.tot- lfh.eventbrite.com

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Today's gospel is about forgiveness.

The new Act of Contrition is simpler and sorrier:

My God, I am sorry for my sins with all my heart. In choosing to do wrong and failing to do good, ! have sinned against you whom I should love above allthings.

I firmly intend, with your help, to do penance, to sin no more, and to avoid whatever Ieads me to sin. Our Savior .lesus Christ suffered and died

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After Jesus' resurrection and ascension, many of his followers were inspired by the Holy Spirit to go into the world and continue Christ's Gospel proclamation.

The apostles and disciples did this by word of mouth at first, but within a few decades they decided to commit the message of Christ's Good News to writing, giving us the Gospel books we know today.

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When Jesus says, "Repent and believe in the gospel," he is basically saying, "Repent and believe in the good news." For Jesus, the nature of that Good News is clear: Jesus is announcing the coming of God's kingdom, the initiation of the fullness of God's reign on earth. Jesus preaches this Good News in word and action and makes it real through his life, death, and resurrectlon.

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