Clarence BakerRosarioMelvinJoseph

Nina LangBenedict Lui KwanLui Kwan Family

Marie BakerBubbie BakerSister GabrielSr. Mary Victo

Fr. Ti;rkFr. PhilemonFr. Nishigaya

Lui Kwan cousins,Dale Kendo

Susie Matsumoto. :.:_:.:

Vivian MatsumotoJean 1b g

Innis BabautaFanny Gora

Beamer Ohanarerluested by Val Lui-Kaan

Derek A. AibaradoEusebia Baron

Zacharras BaronCarmen Baron

Maron MakanuiRomana BaronRufino BaronEmilia Baron

Lorenzo BaronMaria Guieb

Benigno GuiebDelbert Albarado

Benjamine AlbaradoIda Albarado

Vincente AlbaradoCarmen Albarado

Ephfania CurammengIsmael CurammengAnna Curammeng

Marcos Curammeng

Juanito CurammengYalLhazo

Melcoir LagazoHazelAndrade

Fannie Gorarerpested by

Loraine Albarado

Federico C. CadizT.rry McGehee

Francesco GarciaClaudio GarciaNicolas Aceret

Anselma AceretAndres AgaploMrry AgpaloCrry Diniega

Ronald DiniegaMichael DiniegaLeo Aceret, Sr.

Pedro GarciaMaria Garcia

Anna Marie Herinkrequested by

Carolyn Hasegawa

George PerryDavid Perry

Lawrence PerryMamie PerryTom Fowler

Gladys FowlerMilton Gottardi

requested by Beu Perry

Zacarias BaronEusebia BaronCarmen Baron

Antone CaracoesRuth CaracoesHazel Andraderannle uora

Rufino Baron

Joseph JordanGussieJordan

David GonsalvesHazel LeRoy

Margaret GonsavlesFrank GonsalvesDerek AlbaradoBenigno GuiebMaria Guieb

rerperted by

Frank & CinnyJordan

Jane L. AkiJosephJ. Aki,Jr.

Creighton RichardsDuke'Watson

JosephJ. Aki, Sr.

Christopher M. AkiAlice Fujimori

FIazel KobayashiHannah DolickFrancis DolickPamela DolickMaurice Aki

Raymond AkiBonnie Aki

recluested by Steue AkiSl.r:r l

Ethel LeeMichael Lee

Lucille HeafnerWenely PitnerStephanie Lee

requested by Marcy Heafner

Chano V/lechClare Bell

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Saturday, November t7:

4 pm Vigil: f Carl ,A'kiu

Sunday, November t8:

7:15 am Mass: Parlsh Farnilies

9:3o am Mass: Parish Families

Monday, November l9:

8 am Mass: t Eduardo Z*banal &

souls in purgatory

Tuesday, November zo:

8 am Mass: t lgnacio Baba{.rta

Wednesday, November zr:

8 am Mass: t Eduardo Zabanal&souls in purgatory

Thursday, November zz:

8 am Mass: Thanksgiving

Friday, November z3:

8 am Mass, Serry Lee - healing

Saturday, November z4:

8 am Mass: + Ethel l-ee

For the sick & homebound:ROLAND 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

SANTOS, ETHEL LEE, JOHN

NASCIMENTO, WALLY CHANG,

FANNIE GORA, ELLEN SHAM, PATSY

TAM, GWENDOLYN JOSEPH, HAZEL

ANDRADE, MARIA GUIEB

r-1lr-8 Carl LesleyFrancis OyadomoriPeter DeMello, Sr.

::.l:g DemetriaElizabeth MeYer

Clarence Hong

rrlzo Dai Yai Lum

rrlzz Alice AkamineAllan Andrade

:r:.lz3 Esther VisayaYvonne lida

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l've never been creative, but I do enjoy baking. lt allows me to create something

while following a strict set of instructions, which appeals to my love of

organization. Most recipes I use come with a picture of the completed dessert in

all its delicious glory. However, even if I adhere religiously to the recipe, my

baked creations rarely look lie the pictures. Maybe I didn't whisk the eggs

briskly enough ortwistthe frosting tube just so.

It's frustrating not to know exactly how my dessert will look. However, as long I

put the right ingredients in, it usually tastes great. Desseft is dessert-sugar

always triumphs in the end!

The readings we're given at the end of the liturgical year are focused on another

kind of end-the end of the world. The varying descriptions of the"end time"

usually include cosmic battles between good and evil that can leave us felling

confused, Uncertain, and even frightened. As with baking, we can't know

exactly how the events of this end time will play out.

But what we hear consistently from Jesus is that no matter how the events

occur, good witl iriumph over evil. The world is ultimately in God's hands, and

God (and good) willemerge victorious.

Our challenge, then, is to trust God and be prepared to follow the recipe, so to

speak. The key ingredients: recognition of our mortality and a desire to

fervently follow the Lord. Our lives are brief, and we can't delay discipleship.

We need to be centered in God now.

By sticking to the recipe today, we can remain confident that God will welcome

us into his kingdom in the end. J an e I Esker s u n dayb u lleti n s @ Ii g u o ri. o rg

AL()YStrUS TOIVI FOOD PA.NTRY,.. . God,s affairs are accomplished gradually and almost imperceptibly and His spirit is

neither violent nor tempestuous. . " St. Vincent de Paul (t582-t66o)

,, . . But this one offered one sacrifice for sins, and took his seat forever

at the right hand of God; now he waits until his enemies are made his footstool '"Hebrews:.o:r3

Weekly Offerings(October z7 & 28, zotz)

Sat 4:oo pm Mass

7:t5 am Mass

93o am Mass

Ta*l affering

Donationsf Col lections

Votive Offering

All Souls Day

Hurricane relief:

686.oo

184.oo

1,222.0O

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Nov z5th -Classes

YO{ITT{

Nov z5th-Break, no class

Parish Scripfare Groups

Cancelled for Wed. Nov zt

R.C.t.A.

Information session Nov t8thDec z-Parish Feast Day

Dec. 9-Traditions of Advent &Christmas

Tuesday, Nov zo:

3:3o pm (Sat.) Choir practice

7 pm lnterfaith service

Wednesday, Nov 2t:Eucharistic Adoration until 9 am

Thursday, Nov. zz:

7 pm (Sun.) NO Choir practice

Next Week: Noa 24 €t 25, 2012

Altar server:

[SatJ rutariar':, Joi"rr: Fa*1,

Ce*rge F*cu,€

[SunJ zac:rary & Logan Choo,

Mackenzie Mai'tines

Lector:f- ,1 -. , . -

[5du Ktc:rard Leong/Hansy {om

[Sun] Sarz*"g W*ng/Bev Ferry

EMHC:

[SatJ rcr;styn &. t'/&aris t4u

[SunJ cwen Kurahara, Fran

Wo*g, Sandy W*ng

Collection Counting: Team 4

Church Cleaners: Christy Nakano, andCarolyn & Bernard l-lo

MIhSS OI\I TI-{ANKSGTVIh{G DAY-A,A.M

Our sacrificial banquet of remembrance is called 'eucharist' or thanksgiving."But true thanksgiving is not just a matter of words and warm sentiments.Gratitude for a gtft means offering a gift in return. .. The Mass is a celebration ofhis love and the freedom it won for us through his sacrifice. Through it, the love

of God is poured into our hearts and enables us to love with his love. ln the powerof that love, we offer ourselves back to him and enter into that sacrifice which we

celebrate. True thanksgiving means self-giving. This is the meaning "fEucharist." - D r. M arcelli no D' Amb rosi o

Thursday, November 22,2A12 at B:00 a.m. in the Church

ANIOINTING OF THE SICK

The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be administered this weekenddurirzg al! Masses. This is one of the Seven Sacraments Christ has given tothe faithful as a sign of the Father's healing love for his people.

PAR.ISH FEA.ST DAY CELEBRATtrON-Decernber Znd

Has it been ayear already? Time for the First Sunday of Advent and our Parish

Feast Day celebration. Join yout" parish family for their 79th anniversary. See

the sign up atthe front door ofthe church

PAR.ISH EVENTS FGFT T}ECEMtsER

November3oth - Replace hymnals in church.

Dec znd 9:3o a.m. Parish Feast Day Mass and luncheon to follow

Tues, Dec 4th 6:oo p.m. potluck dinner & at 6:45 movie "A Restless Heart"

Friday, Dec 7th 7:oo p.m. Vigil Mass for the Feast of the lmmaculateConception patroness of the United States (HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION)

Saturday, Dec 8th 8:oo a.m. Mass (church) Feast of the lmmaculateConception followed by Parish Advent Cleaning

Monday, Dec:.oth 7:oo p.m. Advent Penance Service

Sunday, Dec z3rd Christmas Caroling at Nu'uanu Hale & Christmas

decorations going up in the church (decorations come down Jan r3th)

Monday, Dec z4th Christmas Eve Family Mass 5:3o p.m.& Midnight Mass

Tuesday, Dec z5th Mass on Christmas Morning 8:oo a.m. in the chapel

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November zo (TUESDAY) at 7:oo p.m. at Honpa Hongwangi. Special speaker will be

TulsiGabbard. Join in a celebration of Thanks and giving.

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Hawe yoL, considered a Catholic Education?

Please make the effort to find out about these schools at their Open Houses fromnow untilJanuary. SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY (Kaimuki)Su nday, November :.8, zotz lnformation session at z:oo p.m.For more information call Karen Muramoto, admissions Director at 734-5o58, ext. 224

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an era when tribal chiefs who had to explain wLty people got skkwhen they ate uncooked clams or pork either made up a story or

inuoked the hnnd of a higfur power. How ca a text based on the

ualues and ignorance of a primordial nomadic socieQ serve as

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It is amazing, isn't it, to think that a book written fornomadic tribes thousands of years ago still conveys a

message that has value for us today. But it does.

Taken atface value, the clam/pork example you give-andmany others like it-would cause anyone to doubt his orher faith. But the Catholic Church isn't a fundamentalistfaith. 'V/e believe the Bible is the 'Word of God given forour instruction. While we don't look to the Bible forscientific facts, we do look to it for a much deeper truth.'When you reflect on the Bible, you see a God who loves us

dearly. Take this passage from L John: "Beloved, we are

God's children now; what we shall be has not yet been

revealed. We do know that when it is revealed we shall be

like him, for we shall se him as he is" (3:2). I don't knowabout you, Jo., but that passage alone glves megoosebumps.

So continue your search, and continue to question and

deepen your fait-but don't lose the forest for the trees.

Fr. Patrick Kryn, CSsR

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Questions like those above can be answered by searching theCatechism of the Catholic Church. by attending CCD (k thru 7th)

or Youth Faith Formation (Bth grade and up),Parish Scripture Groups (Wednesday q.m. and p.m.)

and RCIA (Sunday after 9:30 a.m. Mass).