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Nov 16 & 17November's Song: a play aboutMother Marianne
*'lotbar Warlann€ Cape, O$q{Q.3 f}arwanl 1E38 - I !1[ugusf /WS]
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and is confined lo no one place.
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Saturday, october zo:
4 pm Vigil: f Carl Akiu
Sunday, October zt:
7:15 am Mass: Parish Farnilies
9:3o am Mass: t Maria Guieb
Monday, October zz:
8 am Mass: Homelessfamilies
Tuesday, October z3:
8 am Mass: Patrick Low (healing)
Wednesday, October z4:
8 am Mass: t Eduardo Zabanal &souls in purgatory
Thursday, October z5:
8 am Mass: f Eduardo Zabanal &souls in purgatory
Friday, October z5:
8 am Mass: f Eduardo Zabanal &souls in purgatory
Saturday, October z7:
8 am Mass: t Ethel Lee
Forthe sick & homebound:RO LAND ALBARADO, MARGARET
ROBELLO, HARRY BENDER, GINNY
STAHL, ETHELAU, MABEL LUKE
For the recently deceased:JANEAKI, MARTIN LUKE, IRENE
JOHNSON, DAVID LIU, BOBBY LOWE,BEN SANTOS, ETHEL LEE, JOHNNASCIMENTO, WALLY CHANG,FANNIE GORA, ELLEN SHAM, PATSY
TAM, GWENDOLYN JOSEPH, HAZELANDRADE, MARIA GUIEB
rolzr John Felix
:.olzz Bo Chun
ro/24 Joseph CampbellJames Anderson
ro/zr John Felix
tolzz Bo Chun
rol24 Joseph CampbellJames Anderson
ro/25 Lorraine Castro
ro/26 John LadeiraMariano Berengue
tolzT Frank Spinola, Jr.
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Did you ever say "Yes, sure I can!" to something, only to realize moments later thatyou should never have said those words? A friend asks you to join a volunteercommittee.
"Yes, sure I canl"-and then you remember you have absolutely no time to spare.Or a buddy shooting hoops with you bets you can't make the next shot. "Yes, sure I
can!"-and then you realize you're way too far from the basket to have a chance. Oryour spouse asks if you can fix the leaky faucet. "Yes, sure I canl"-and then afterone twist of the wrench, you know you should have called a plumber.
I wonder whether James and John had that same feeling of regret after theyinstantly replied "We can!" to Jesus' question, "Can you drink the cup that I drink?" I
wonder whether they saw a knowing look on Jesus' face-and then realized theyprobably shouldn't have answered so quickly.
Jesus knew they didn't understand how difficult drinking that cup would be. Theirfocus was on gaining a place of honor for themselves rather than on the self-sacrifice required to drink Jesus'cup.
lf Jesus asked us "Can you drink the cup that I drink?," would we be as quick toanswer "Yes, sure I canl"? We should answer so confidently only if we're fullyprepared to do as Jesus did-to live as a servant. Parents, do you serve yourchildren? Bosses, do you serve your employees?
Teachers, do you serve your students? lt's a completely different model ofauthority than we're taught in our culture.
Yet it's the cup we're asked to drink if we are to follow the Lord.
"We should have no other object but God in our actions and seek to please himalone in all things. " St. Vincent de Paul (t58t-t66o)
STE\^/ARDSHIP OF OUR LORD
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"" whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to befirst among you will be the slave of all. For the Son of Man did not come to be served
but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.r'. . ."Marl< ro:45
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Collection Counting Team 4Church Cleaners:
Sui & Elmer Kozuma, Patti Silva, MaryKano, Rose Paraz and LeonaAuerbach
PRAY FOR CIUR FAMILV & FRIENDS
Please pray for Maria Guieb who died on Friday and for her family. Funeralservices will be October 24 & 25. Visitation from 6:oo-7:oo Wednesday andRosary at 7:oo p.m. The next day, Thursday we will celebrate her Funeral Massat ro:3o a.m. with visitation from 9:3o a.m.
C,A.NONIZ.ATION OF MOTHER MARI,ANNE COPE
St. Marianne Cope: We celebrate today theMother Marianne Cope. Mahalo to all whowondertul celebration for Hawaii's second saint.
canonization of Blessed
helped put together a
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
By Baptism, all Catholics are called to participate in the mission of the Church, calledto share their faith as missionaries. World Mission Sunday gathers support for thepastoral and evangelizing programs and needs of more than r,r5o mission dioceses inAfrica, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and remote regions of Latin America. The fundsgathered on World Mission Sunday are distributed in the pope's name by the Societyforthe Propagation of the Faith-a Pontifical Mission Society.
FAITH FOR.MATION N=WS
CCD-Celebrating Mother Marianne's canonization with a Saint partyYouth-Mahalo to Mary Rose Timmons for helping our teens get excited about therosary.RCIA-For allthose interested in Baptism sessions begin on Nov. rSth
NOVEMBER EVENTS
November z at 7:oo p.m. MASS OF REMEMBRANCE-Join your parish familyin prayer for all who have died within the last 5 years, and to remember yourown loved ones in prayer.ALL SOULS-We pray for All Souls in the Month of November. See envelopesto submit names to be remembered at all Masses.
LIVING IN LOVE MINI RETREAT
A Living in Love Weekend will be presented by the best-selling authors of PassionateParent Passionate Couple, Ed and Betty Coda, here at St Stephen Church onNovember 3-4. After they experienced this mini-retreat, they learned ways to solve
this mystery for their own marriage and now they want to share this good news withothers. Please join them. See the website www.livinginlove.org for more informationand to register. Or call 839-o837. (Partial scholarships available for parishioners)
OCTOBER 25
Chaminade University is presenting a special lecture and discussion by Dr. MichaelGalligan-Stierle, President and CEO for the Association of Catholic Colleges and
Universities in Washington D.C. His provocative and lively discussion on CatholicEducation is titled "The Marianist Contribution to the Gifts and Challenges of CatholicHigher Education." This free lecture open to all will be held at Chaminade UnviersityChing Conference Center located in Eiben Hall on Thursday, October z5 at 5 PM No
RSVP is necessary, refreshments will be served following the lecture. For moreinformation contact Fr. George Cernigilia at 69-8339
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years old. My parents were diuorced last year, and thq'regetting an annulment. They told me this will mean that in the
eyes of the Church, they were neuer married. Is that true? Aftertlrcir marriage is annulled, will the Church consider me to be
born out of wedlock? JoAnne
DearJoAnne,
No. Annulment is not a declaration by the Church that a
marriage didn't exist. It's a declaration that the marriagewas never sacramental, which is different from saying itwasn't legal. Couples must get a civil divorce before theycan apply for annulment, because annulment doesn'taffect the legality of their marriage
Catholics believe marriage is a sign of God's never
ending love and faithfulness. Therefore, marriages are
indissoluble; a marriage ends only when a spouse dies-unless the marriage wasn't sacramental, which is wherethe annulment comes in.
Contrary to popular belief annulment is not a liturgicaldivorce. It's an investigation into a marriage to see
whether it was sacramental. If the Church determinesthat something essential was missing from the marriageright from the start, it grants the annulment. TheChurch is saying that although the couple were legally
married, they were not sdcrdmentally matned.
Your parents were legally married in the eyes of thestate, so you were not born out of wedlock in either thestate's or the Church's eyes.
2012 Liguori Publications, Liguori, MO 63057-9999. Printed in U.S.A.Imprimatur: Most Rev. Robert J. Homlann, Archdiocesan Administrator, Archdiocese of St. LouisUsed withpermission
