11th Sunday In Ordinary Time “The Great Yes!”
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11th Sunday In Ordinary Time “The Great Yes!”
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11th Sunday In Ordinary Time “The Great Yes!” ! June!12,!2016! ! READINGS!! YOU ARE FORGIVEN In the biblical days, feet were surely the dirtiest part of the body with only sandals or bare feet to tread through the desert ! sand. Jesus suggests that water would have been the least that ! could have been used to bathe His Feet, which the Pharisee failed to do; but the woman goes beyond what would have been sufficient and gives her all by bathing our Lord's Feet with her tears, an acknowledgement of her own unworthiness to approach even His dirt-covered Feet. By kissing His Feet and anointing them, she accepts her own nothingness and submits to the superiority of her Lord and offers thanks for the gift of being permitted to wash His Feet. All this is done not because of some sort of protocol, but rather it is an expression of her love for Jesus. Metaphorically, this opens up a can of worms when considering our own expressions of worship – how we enter a church, bowing and genuflecting, maintaining a reverent silence before the Tabernacle, attentiveness to the proclamation of the Scriptures, spending a few moments after Mass to offer thanksgiving for the phenomenal gift of the Eucharist, etc. Also, when entering deeper into this particular scene, washing away dirt speaks of Confession and how when partaking of that sacrament we are not only repairing the wounds of the soul but are in a sense washing our dirt off of Jesus which covers His Flesh, thus inhibiting us from kissing His Feet or more comprehensibly, having His Flesh, His Eucharistic presence, pass our lips. It’s something to reflect on when understanding the Church’s teaching that the Blessed Sacrament should not be approached for consumption if there is mortal sin on the soul. In the ongoing daily battle of conversion, if it is a true conversion, pious dispositions like faith, hope, love, charity and sorrow are joined together. This is evident in this Gospel and clears up any controversial theological arguments concerning sins being forgiven because of showing great love versus being saved because of faith. It also shows that faith is not merely an intellectual ascent but rather an expression and attitude of the whole person. Sadly, because of our brokenness, what also cannot be ignored are our own prejudices and jealousies that can surface as portrayed here by the Pharisee. Depending on one's own willingness to love others, the pious expressions of others will either draw out admiration or even a sense of communion with that person or persons - or it will render a first impression laced with jealousy and envy. Sometimes envy and jealousy are rooted in the misjudgment that one lugs around on his/her shoulders sins that are unforgivable. Once again, our Lord said to Saint Faustina: “The greater the sinner, the greater the right he has to My mercy.” 1! First Reading - 2 Samuel 12:7-10, 13 The prophet Nathan told King David a parable that convicted him of his adultery and murder. Nathan recalled what God had done for David and asked, “Why have you despised the word of the Lord and done what is evil in God’s sight?” There would be terrible consequences for the house of David, but he acknowledged his sin and lived. Second Reading - Galatians 2:16, 19-21 Paul insists that trusting in Christ is what makes a person righteous, rather than the “works of the law.” Genuine faith in Christ means that a person is free from the constraints of a legal righteousness (keeping dietary and Sabbath laws) and finds life in Christ’s death and resurrection. Gospel - Luke 7:36-8:3 or 7:36-50 Some think the unnamed woman here is Mary Magdalene since she is mentioned in Luke 8. But the woman who anointed Jesus’ feet in an act of humility and love was probably a prostitute, who in Christ had found forgiveness. The point is not her identity, but the resentment of the Pharisee that Jesus had extended such grace to a wicked woman. Next Week: 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle C 1st Reading: Zechariah 12:10-11;13:1 2nd Reading: Galatians 3:26-29 Gospel: Luke 9:18-24 HOLY%FATHER’S%INTERCESSIONS%FOR%June%2016% Please&pray&for&the&sick&of&our&parish,&especially…….& Universal prayer intention – Human Solidarity That the aged, marginalized, and those who have no one may find– even within the huge cities of the world– opportunities for encounter and solidarity. Antonio Mary A. Robert Agpalsa, P. Almeida Anthony Alatan James Ariyoshi Edward Atalig Marjorie Atalig Jose Atalig Concepcion Atalig Emily Atalig Tony Bacani Dolores Bledsoe Helga Boettger Larry Cabrinha Betty Cecil Joelle Chamberland Wini Chow Louisa Comagis Emma Corrigan Ronald Costa Avon Czerwinski Regina Czerwinski Steve Dagali Bernanda DeGuzman Victor & Rita Dizon Odetta Doublet Tina Louise Duncan Jo Dowling Nicky Dresci Robert Fahl Sue Felix Douglas Ferreira Kevin Fong, Chris Foster Serena Fujii Paula Gambol Thomas Garcia Helen Garcia Joanna Gates Lorraine & Walter Gonzalves Sadie Gouveia, Magdalena Gualderama John & Barbara Hanao Stanley Ho Jill Ishikawa Frank & Sharla Jensen Christopher Johnson Christoph Jucewicz Jack Jucewicz Joyce Kaanapu Cash Kahoopii Stephen Kalili Renee Kam Sr. Roland & Debra Kamanao Mapuana Kapana Emily Kuhn Christiana Lai Anu Lau Evangelization- Seminarians & Novices That seminarians and men and women entering religious life may have mentors who live the joy of the Gospel and prepare them wisely for their mission. FATHER’S DAY CARDS STILL AVAILABLE! A reminder that Father’s Day is on June 19th and there will be Mass Intention Offering envelopes and Father’s Day cards available for you at the ! entrances of the church. Your special Father, living or deceased will be remembered on that day. To have your “Father’s” name listed, please turn in envelope with all information in collection basket or drop by the Parish office by June 12th. Names will be listed in the order they are received. Mahalo.! A%FRIENDLY%REMINDER!% % THERE%WILL%BE%NO%CENTERING%PRAYER%ON% WEDNESDAY,%JUNE%14%AND%JUNE%21.% CONGRATULATIONS% Father Danny Laeda, our Parochial Vicar celebrated his 34th Anniversary of Ordination on June 5th. Father Khanh, our Pastor celebrated his 19th Anniversary of Ordination on June 7th. Pray for Vocations as we continue to face a shortage of priests in our Diocese. We ask the Chief Shepherd to raise up those who will tend the flock and administer the life giving Sacraments of the Church. ! Pray&for&our&deceased&family&and&friends:& ✝ Florence Wanick ✝ Wilfred Tom ✝ George Gouveia, Sr. ✝ Keith Pederson ✝ Jimmy Borges 2! Herbert & Thelma Lee Uilison E. Leuta Jamieson Longoria Theodora Luke Thelma Lum Violeta Luna-Hill Jennifer & Santiago Maldonado Claudia Maldonado Stanley, Jr. & Marion Medeiros Wilma R. Medeiros Glenn Medeiros Sr. Tammy Medeiros Bob Mendoza Houghton Meyer Jim Meyer Thomas Mistysyn June Nakamoto Larry Nakamura Betty Ann Nault Sylvia Nelson Susan Nelson Leona Oliveira Dan O’Leary Shirley Onishi Judy Orlando Sherrie Pacatan-Gentry Michael Pacheco & Family Mila Perez Earl & May Phillips Cushman Pinao T.J. Pochinski Roseann Poyzer Elsie Quinn Neva Rego Alfred & Judy Robolledo James & Peggy Saballa James Sandobal Marilyn Sciortino Donald Secor Myong Soon Sim Charleen Sliger-Saucedo Clifford Smith Dorothy Suchar Theresa Sung Dolores Suredam Janet Tavares Kristen Tavares Mary Teves Ellen Tomita Fr. Dave Travers Soane Uiagalelei Peter Uiagalelei Jane Vasconcellos Betty & Art Watkins Eleanora Wedge Larry Wong, Sr. Teresa Yu, and your special intentions! STEWARDSHIP+ ! ! ! !! + TIME+–+TALENT+–+TREASURE+ OUTREACH TREASURE We are grateful to all who so generously contribute to our Parish. The Collections for June 4-5 are as follows: Total: $11,649.40 Envelopes & Loose Collections Mass Intentions, Baptisms, $9,777.34 Blessings, Weddings, Funerals Electric & Votive Candles 200.00 849.32 Total: $10,826.66 ENVELOPES IDENTIFIABLE 36% UNIDENTIFIABLE 64% Bldg Fund $164.00 Outreach 240.74 Donation 9.00 Father’s Day Cards 285.00 Good Friday 2.00 Ascension 5.00 Subtotal: $7.00 Peter Pence 5.00 Seminarian Fund 5.00 Misc. 100.00 Subtotal: Both our Kapuna and local farmers benefit from this program. Voucher distributions at Sts. Peter & Paul are scheduled for June 17th and August 18th from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Below are the requirements needed to qualify for this program and a list of items that must be brought to the distribution: Recipients! must:! $705.74 Special Collections: Catholic Communication Aloha, Sts. Peter & Paul will once again host the Hawaii Foodbank 2016 Senior’s Farmer’s Market Nutrition Program this summer. This worthy event provides qualifying low-income seniors with $50 in vouchers that can be redeemed for fresh fruits and vegetables at our local Farmer’s Markets from June 7th through October 14th. $117.00 SECOND COLLECTION Normally our BUILDING FUND COLLECTION is on the last Sunday of the month. During the month of June our Second Collection for June 25/26 is for the Holy Father Peter’s Pence. We are having it this weekend so that there will not be two Second collections on the same weekend. Thank you for your generosity and understanding. Mahalo.! 3! Be#60#years#of# age#or#older# Have#a# household# annual#income# of#less#than# $25,290#for#a# single#person#or# $34,096#for#a# couple## Age! Verification! (Bring!1):! Income! Verification! (Bring!1):! Current#Hawaii# Driver’s#License# and#Social# Security#Card# State#ID#and# Social#Security# Card# Certified#Birth# Certificate#&# photo#ID# Passport#and# proof#of# residency## EBT#Card# Medicaid#Card# 2015#Tax#Return# Form#1040# 2016#Social# Security#Checks# 2016#Pay#Check# Stub#(2#pay# periods)# ! ! Last year, over 1000 seniors received their vouchers at Sts. Peter & Paul and we hope we can assist at least that many Kapuna this year. This is certainly a worthy program and helps provides more nutritious foods to our seniors during the summer and fall. Mahalo. Geri O’Leary, Outreach Volunteer ! EUCHARISTIC!ADORATION! Now, every Friday after the 7:00 a.m. Mass we will have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament ending before the 12 noon Mass. There will be communal and individual adoration. International Rosary, Universal chaplet of the Divine Mercy and quiet time for personal adoration and meditation. A priest will be available from 10:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. for confession and spiritual guidance. Please sign up for a time for adoration. We need at least two people at each time. ✝ PARISH FEAST DAY ✝ STS. PETER AND PAUL, JUNE 29TH M – Main Church, U – Upstairs Parish Conference Room, Blue room (B), Green Room (G), C – Courtyard Sunday!! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!12! 11th$Sunday$in$Ordinary$Time$ $ 6:15 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 5:00 pm 7:00 pm – Choir Practice (U) – Religious Ed. Classes (C) – RCIA (U) – Choir Practice (U) – Young Adult Ministry (18+) (U) Monday! ! ! !!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!13! St. Anthony of Padua 6:30 pm – Charismatic Prayer Group (M) ✞ In anticipation of our Parish’s 47th Anniversary, we will celebrate the Feast Day on the weekend prior to June 29th ! Tuesday!! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!14 Flag day 8:00 – 10:00 am – Outreach (C) 5:30 pm – Women’s AA Meeting (C) 7:00 pm – Centering Prayer (M) 7:30 pm – AA Meeting (C) ✞ Friday, JUNE 24, the Youth and Young Adults will have a karaoke party! Check flyers in the church courtyard. ✞ Saturday, JUNE 25 will be Kupuna Night by invitation only. Dinner will be served by our Faith Formation and Pastoral Ministries. Music will be provided by our choral musicians. There will be music and dancing for all! We invite all Kupuna to check that their name is on the invitation list. See Iwalani White for the list. Wednesday!! $ $ $! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!15 $ 7:30 am – Novena to our Lady of Perpetual Help (M) 1:00 pm - Legion of Mary, Queen of Peace (C) 6:00 pm – Scripture Study Group (C) Thursday!! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!16! 8:00 – 10:00 am – Outreach (C) 5:30 pm – Choir Practice 6:00 pm – S.H.W.A.Y: Thematic Thursday (U) ✞ Sunday, JUNE 26, will be an International potluck for families, friends & visitors. Please bring your favorite international dish. Sign up will be at the Sunday, fellowship/refreshment table in the Courtyard. ! Friday!! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!17 ! 7:30 am – Eucharistic Adoration (M) 8:00 – 10:00 am – Outreach (C) 5:45 pm – Stations of the Cross Ministry (M) ! Saturday!! ✞ Wednesday, JUNE 29, is the Feast Day of our Universal Saints. We also celebrate the Feast Day of our patron saints, Sts. Peter & Paul. In anticipation of our Parish’s 47th Anniversary, we will celebrate the Feast Day on the weekend prior to June 29th. ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!June!18! BVM $ 10:00 am –S.H.W.A.Y. Youth & Children Household (M) 12:00 pm - Mass 12:30 pm – Rosary led by S.H.W.A.Y. (M) 3:30-4:30 pm Confessions (M) 4:00 pm – YYAM Workday 6:00 pm – Rosary led by S.H.W.A.Y. ✞ Please join us in these special activities celebrating our Parish Feast Day! !! Parish!Calendar!(June!12–!June!18,!2016)!! 4! FAITH&FORMATION&MINISTRY&SUMMER&SPLASH!& Sts. Peter and Paul’s Faith Formation Ministry will continue during the summer with weekly Children’s Liturgy Of The Word at the 9 a.m. Mass. Father will invite the children forward for a blessing. The children proceed to the reception area where a church like atmosphere is provided for them to hear the Word of God through prayers, song and readings that they are able to better understand and learn how to be disciples of Jesus. Children will rejoin their families at the Preparation of the Gifts. (Family Mass on break until September) Faith Formation classes will begin again on Sunday, September 11. Registration forms for Faith Formation Ministry, grades 1 through 7, are at the back of the church. Please mail in forms to the church office or bring them on the first day that classes begin. All new students must have a duplicate copy of their baptism certificate upon registration. !!!! ! Fly!away!to!Vacation!Bible!School! July!11—18! Sts. Peter and Paul Church is offering a six-day Vacation Bible School for all elementary through middle school children regardless of religious or parish affiliation. It will be conducted on July 11 through July 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with snacks and lunch included. There will be no fee charged for the faith-filled program. Registration forms are at the back of the church. Mail your forms to the church office or give them to Iwalani White or Yvonne Toma on Sundays at the Fellowship table.
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