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DAILY MASSES
Monday - Saturday 6:30am
Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00pm
Sunday 6:30am, 8:30am, 11:00am,
6:00pm
PARISH OFFICE
148-A Makawao St
Kailua, HI 96734
Ph: 266-2222 Fax: 266-2229
www.stanthonyskailua.org
Parish Office Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00am-4:00pm
(Located across the street from our
school, above the Preschool)
Mobile Office Hours
Sunday 6:00am-12:30pm
(Located on the Friendship Lanai)
SCHOOL (PS-8th)
148 Makawao St.
Kailua, HI 96734
Ph: 261-3331 Fax: 263-3518
www.saskailua.org
email: [email protected]
OUTREACH
THRIFT SHOP & ASSISTANCE
(Directly across from the Church)
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.
8:30am-2:30pm
FOOD DISTRIBUTION
9:00-11:00am
Closed Wednesdays
COMMUNION FOR HOSPITAL
AND HOME-BOUND:
Ph: 266-2222
Ministers bring Holy Communion to
our brothers and sisters who cannot
attend Mass.
ST. ANTHONY of PADUA Church and School
October is the Month of the Holy Rosary & Respect Life Month
“Master, I want to see!” “Master, I want to see!” This is what Bartimaeus, a blind man, begged of Jesus. He wanted to see. Jesus granted his request. Bartimaeus received his sight. What else best could a blind person ever ask than his sight? It is a blind person’s deep-est longing, to be able to see. In our gospel story, Bartimaeus did not only see literally, rather, he was able to see who Jesus really was and saw the need to fol-low Him. He was not only given eyesight but eyes of faith as well.
Like Bartimaeus, we have to pray the same prayer; “Master, I want to see!” We need faith to be able to see the beauty of God’s creation and the beauty of each person. We need faith to see the abundant blessings that we have received espe-cially those which are concealed by trials and difficulties. We need faith to see the loving presence of God in the worst moment of our lives.
On another note, this coming October 30th at 6:30pm will be the culmination for the month of the Holy Rosary. All are invited to come and join in praying the Holy Rosary and in offering flowers and leis to our Blessed Mother. Praying the Holy Rosary, we journey through the life of Jesus in the loving company of the Blessed Virgin Mary. There are four stages of the life of Jesus that we call to mind as we meditate the mysteries of the Holy Rosary:
1) The first stage on the life of Jesus is the Joyful Mysteries. It is the first 12 years of his life.
a. The Annunciation of the incarnation of Jesus by the angel (Luke 1:26-38)
b. The visitation of Mary to Elizabeth and Zechariah (Luke 1: 39-45)
c. The nativity of Jesus in Bethlehem (Luke 2:4-19)
d. The presentation of the infant Jesus in the temple (Luke 2:22-38)
e. The finding of the child Jesus in the temple (2:41-52)
2) The second stage is his public ministry, the Luminous Mysteries.
a. The baptism of Jesus in the Jordan river by John (Matthew 3:13-17)
b. The manifestation of Jesus at the wedding feast at Cana (John 2:1-12)
c. The proclamation of the good news of the Kingdom by Jesus (Mark 1:14-15)
d. The transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain (Luke 9:28-35)
e. The institution of the Eucharist at the last supper of Jesus (Matthew
26:26-30)
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PARISH CONTACT NUMBERS
CLERGY
Rev. Exsequel Tuyor: Parish Administrator 266-2232
Rev. Joseph Diaz: Parochial Vicar 791-6528
Rev. Marlon T. Belmonte: Parochial Vicar 266-2236
Deacon Ernest Carlbom 791-6526
Deacon Michael Weaver 791-6526
PARISH STAFF
Lucy Poueu, Business Manager
for Finance & Facilities 791-6523
Solinuu Topalian, Chief of Staff 266-2222
Dolly Ababon, Parish Secretary 266-2221
Cindy Kaul, Religious Education 791-6525
Valerie Haole, Director of Outreach 266-2227
Nichole DeWitt, Youth Coordinator 777-6187
Parish Bulletin Coordinator
SCHOOL STAFF
Bridget Olsen, School Principal 261-3331 ext 444
Patricia Barros, Vice-Principal 261-3331 ext 442
Betty Kam, School Secretary 261-3331 ext 441
DEVOTIONS
Rosary is recited Daily, 6:00am, Day Chapel. Rosary for Peace, Day Chapel, at 4:30pm on the first Saturday of the
month.
Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction: First Friday, 7:00am,
Day Chapel.
SACRAMENTS
Call the parish office or check our Website for information on:
RECONCILIATION: 4:00-4:30pm Saturdays in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Contact the parish office for an appoint-
ment at a different time.
BAPTISM PREPARATION—Infant & Adult
MARRIAGES & CONVALIDATIONS (at least six months in
advance)
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
FUNERAL MASSES & MEMORIAL SERVICES
FIRST RECONCILIATION & EUCHARIST PREPARATION
CONFIRMATION (Teens & Adults)
EMERGENCY NUMBER FOR ANNOINTINGS:
266-2222 (M-F 8am-4pm)
295-5738 (after hours)
MUSIC DIRECTOR
Kepa Stern: 808 - 551-4764
WELCOMING CATHOLICS HOME
Sr. Isabel Rabbon: 808-261-6356
This Week’s Sunday Readings — October 28, 2018
Jeremiah 31: 7-9 Psalms 126: 1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6
Hebrews 5: 1-6 Mark 10: 46-52
Next Week’s Sunday Readings — November 4, 2018
Deuteronomy 6: 2-6 Psalms 18: 2-3, 3-4, 47, 51
Hebrews 7: 23-28 Mark 12: 28B-34
Last Week’s Question: The third member of the
Holy Trinity is sometimes referred to as God the “Holy Ghost”? Does that mean God is a spooky spiritual being?
This Week’s Question: November is the month in which we pray
for the “souls in Purgatory”. What is “Purgatory”?
Ask...The Stewards! As Christian stewards we are called to devote a regular portion of our time to God in prayer. Perhaps we find it intimidating to find the right words when approaching our perfect and all-holy God.
Today's Gospel shows us we need to have our "act together" before we can spend time with Him in prayer. In this passage from Mark, we see that Bartimaeus received a powerful answer to prayer at a very low point in his life. His posture wasn't exactly reverent, and his prayer was-n't eloquent, just a desperate. "Jesus, son of David, have pity on me." But it was a sincere cry from his heart. And Jesus, heard it, and called Bartimaeus to come to Him. And right there on the spot, Barti-maeus experienced a profound moment of personal encounter with our Lord and the healing of his vision he desired.
How simple it is to encounter Jesus!! All we must do is reach out to Him in prayer and we can be assured that He will hear and call us to Him. So let's all take courage this week knowing that Jesus is calling us right now to spend time with Him just as we are, in all our weaknesses. Tell Him what your needs are and then, like Bartimaeus, follow Him, and keep on keeping on in this stewardship way of life. It's a life with the ultimate happy ending.
Answer: While in modern usage the English word “ghost” is used al-
most exclusively as a term for a deceased person who haunts an individ-ual, it didn’t always have this association. The word was derived from the Old English word “gast,” which is related to the German word “geist”, which simply meant “spirit.” For many years Holy Ghost and Ho-ly Spirit were used interchangeably to identify the third member of the Holy Trinity. Eventually Holy Spirit replaced Holy Ghost as the preferred translation of the Latin “Spiritus Sanctus.”(“Holy Spirit”). In reality, both words are valid ways to describe God, but because of the modern asso-ciation of “ghost,” it is no longer in wide usage.
October 30: Holy Rosary Culmination Ser-vice at 6:30pm
November 2: All Souls Day Service at 7pm November 17: First Penance Retreat
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Prayers for Healing:
Jan Rich Victoria Rivenburgh Frank Silva, Jr. Helen Sing Matthew Souza Megan Souza Steven Stiles Julie Strivens Jim Swoish Richard Teixeira Judah Finn Thacker Bob Trujillo Lydia Viernez Gloria Viveiros Lehua Weatherwax Janice Williams Olivia Wong Pua’ala Wong Howard Yannell
Dolly Ababon Rudy Ababon Betty Akeo Greg Brossier Teagan Brossier Ruth Cabrinha Sue Capello Laverne Lei Chow Linda & Niles Cravalho Joe Douglas Rachel Dupre Ella Gentry Maria Gorak Cynthia Branco Guy Ethan Hackner Wendy Hackner Wendell Haole Maybelle Helfrich Mary Ip Ed Lafleur
Denny Lau Randy Lichter Gordon Lowell Mary Mannion Marie Joy Mateo Catherine Matsumoto Maria McKinnon Charlene Medeiros Edward Medeiros Betty Mihlbauer Jim Miltier Sharon Odom Sharon O’Donnell Pam Olsen Margaret Peters Dennis Piwowarski Mika Poueu Florence Puana Maria Querubin Marie Ramirez Shirley Rezentes
Monday, October 29th:
9:00am Women Walking With Jesus Bible Study (Makai Room)
6:30pm Boy Scouts (Parish Hall) 6:30pm Rosary (Day Chapel)
Tuesday, October 30th: 6:30pm Culmination of Month of Holy Rosary
Service (Main Church)
Wednesday, October 31st: 6:30pm Rosary (Day Chapel)
Thursday, November 1st: All Saints Day
Friday, November 2nd: All Souls Day
7:00pm All Souls Day Service (Main Church)
Saturday, November 3rd: Funeral: Sharon George 9:00am Visitation 10:00am Mass Lunch to follow (Parish Hall)
Sunday, November 4th: 9:45am RCIA (Makai Room) Religious Ed (Classrooms) Faith Based Parenting Class
(Classroom) 5:00pm Youth Ministry (Parish Hall)
Monday, October 29th: 6:30 a.m. JT Ahkey (Birthday Blessings)
Tuesday, October 30th: 6:30 a.m. Frances Raiolo (RIP)
Wednesday, October 31st: 6:30 a.m. Leo Killion (RIP)
Thursday, November 1st: 6:30 a.m. Mika Poueu (Healing) Friday, November 2nd: 6:30 a.m. Donna Gaye Perreira (RIP) Saturday, November 3rd: 6:30 a.m. Lisa Rimsza (Healing) 5:00 p.m. Lily Terrado (RIP)
Sunday, November 4th: 6:30 a.m. Kevin Dudevoir (RIP) 8:30 a.m. Lily Terrado (RIP) 11:00 a.m. Tina-Marie Ababon (RIP) 6:00 p.m. Blessing for Parishioners
*Please submit Mass intentions by Wed at noon before bulletin publica-tion*
Lord’s Share Weekend of 10/20/18 & 10/21/18
Thank you very much for your generosity.
May God bless you a hundredfold.
All Masses $ 9,650
Funeral Donations $ 1,310
Wedding Donation $ 500
Donations sent to the office $ 3,600
R.E. Fees $ 70
Walking w/Purpose Bible Study $ 600
Donation for candles $ 39
Donation for Outreach $ 123
Loan Reduction Donation $ 477
Total $ 16,369
World Mission Collection $ 1,778
For updates to the names on our Prayers for Healing or Military Deployed list please email [email protected]
Prayers ~ Parish Military & Deployed
Paul Rivers • Timothy Bonham • Gaby Espino • Justin L Calhoun
Mario Espino • Christopher Jozwiak • Capt. Jimmy Richardson II
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Outreach could use the following items: Cup of Noodles (Chicken or Beef Flavor), Canned Soups (Chicken Noodle), Tuna, Peanut Butter and Jelly, Pork and Beans, Saimin (Chicken or Beef Flavor), Plastic forks and spoons
Thank you so much for all of you who continue to sup-port us and the families we help.
God's blessings, The Outreach Gang
Great interest has been forming in the area of Young Adult
Ministry here at St Anthony’s! If you would like to learn more
about what Young Adult Ministry is and how you can help see
this program get off to a great start, please contact Emalia or
Jacob:
Outreach Ministry
Emalia Cobb Adams
(808) 341-2620
Jacob Cobb Adams
(808) 266-0443
Sunday, November 4th, our newly trained lectors and extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist will be com-missioned at the 8:30 Mass.
Liturgical Corner
“To the survivors of abuse and the families who have lost a loved one to abuse, I am sorry. You are no longer alone.” – Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, President of the USCCB
“President of U.S. Conference of Cath-olic Bishops Renews Commitment for
Greater Effectiveness and Transparency in Disciplining Bishops,” August 27, 2018 - http://bit.ly/2NkMNzd
Respect Life
The school gathered to pray a beautiful Holy Rosary on Fri-day, Oct. 19. Student representatives from kindergarten through eighth grade took turns leading the entire student body in prayer. The school ohana also had the opportunity to lead the evening Rosary for four evenings this past week. The school would like to congratulate Father Jo-seph Diaz (Fr. Bong) on the Anniversary of his 24th year as a Priest. God Bless you Father and thank you for all you do!
Students have been learning how to have a heart-healthy lifestyle and raising funds to support the American Heart Association through the "Kids Heart Chal-lenge". On Monday, Oct. 29th, a culminating event with basketball, jump rope, Zumba and more will take place that will have all the students exercising and having fun! Thank you for all your donations to such a worthy cause!
Halloween fun will be kicked off with a wear orange and black dress day! The "Littlest Warriors", children from the Early Learning Center will bring excitement to the school with their Annual Halloween Costume Parade on Wednes-day, Oct. 31s at 9:30 a.m. The entire school comes out to cheer them on and distribute some treats.
On November 1st, All Saints Day, the First Graders will be dressing up as Saints and parade in at the morning assem-bly to the tune of "Oh When the Saints Come Marching In." Let us always remember to look to our Saints for guid-ance and inspiration. The annual Food Drive to support those in need also begins for the month of November.
Thank you to our PTSG for a wonderful Fall Festival! More pictures will be coming soon!
St Anthony School News
The Welcoming Committee of St. Anthony’s Parrish would like to invite anyone new to St. Anthony’s to stop by our Welcoming Table on the lanai, Ohana Sunday (4th Sunday of each month) after the 8:30am and 11:30am masses so we can personally welcome you. At this time we would love to take a picture of you/your family for our New Parishioner’s Bulletin Board. Please stop by, we are looking forward to meeting you!
Welcoming Committee
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Family Connection Today’s Gospel offers us a powerful example of faith and persistence in prayer. Those around him rebuked Bartimaeus for his efforts to attract Jesus’ attention. When silenced by the crowd, however, Bartimaeus called out all the more. He is persistent and bold in his confidence that Jesus will show mercy on him and do what he asks. His persistence and great confidence that Jesus would help him reminds us of the confidence with which our children bring to us their needs. In their faith and trust we can find an example of the attitude with which we might approach God in prayer.
As a family, recall a request that has been made repeatedly by one family member to another. Talk about why the request continues to be made if the answer continues to be no. Then read together today’s Gospel, Mark 10:46-52. After reading the Gospel, pose questions such as these to your family: Why must Bartimaeus be persistent in calling out to Jesus? (Some people in the crowd are telling him to be quiet.) What does Bartimaeus do when some try to stop him? (He calls out to Jesus all the more.) When Jesus stops and calls for him, what does Jesus do and say? (He restores Bartimaeus’s sight; Jesus tells Bartimae-us his faith has saved him.) When we pray, God wants us to be so confident he will help us that we don’t permit anyone to keep us from bringing our needs to God in prayer. Invite family members to identify the things they need most from God. Pray these prayers of petition together as a family, confident that God will hear and answer your prayers. Respond to each petition, “Jesus, Son of David, have pity on us.” Conclude by praying the Glory Be to the Father.
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Padre Pio is the well-known 20th-century Italian mystic with miraculous healing powers who
bore the stigmata, the wounds of Jesus Christ.
Six relics, which have been touring the United States since last year, will be at the Cathedral Ba-silica of Our Lady of Peace, 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Nov. 9, with a Mass at 6 p.m. celebrated by Msgr. Gary Secor.
The relics of St. Pio to be displayed for public veneration are the saint’s glove, crusts of the wounds, cotton gauze with bloodstains, lock of hair, his mantle, and Pio’s handkerchief soaked with his sweat hours before he died.
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3) The third stage on the life of Jesus is his suffering, the Sorrowful Mysteries.
a. The agony of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane (Mark 14:32-41)
b. The scourging at the pillar (John 19:1-3)
c. The crowning with thorns (Matthew 27:27-31)
d. The carrying of the cross of Jesus to Golgotha (John 19:17)
e. The crucifixion of Jesus (Matthew 27:33-44)
4) The fourth stage on the life of Jesus is the Glorious Mysteries, his resurrection and ascension to his Father in heaven.
a. The resurrection of Jesus from the dead (Matthew 28:1-10)
b. The ascension of Jesu to heaven (Mark 16:19-20)
c. The descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples and Mary (Acts 1:6-12)
d. The assumption of Mary, body and soul, into heaven (Psalm 45: 7,9,14-15,17-18)
e. The coronation of Mary as queen of heaven and earth (Revelation 12:1-18)
Let’s continue to pray the Holy Rosary and contemplate the great mystery of God’s love for giving us his Son, our savior, Jesus Christ, and Mary, our blessed mother.
Fr. Exsequel Tuyor
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October is the Month of the Holy Rosary!
Please join us this month in the Day Chapel
for a daily recitation of the Holy Rosary
Monday—Friday 6:30pm
Saturday—Sunday 6:00am
All are invited to a culmination of the Holy Rosary service Tuesday, October 30th at 6:30pm
in the Main Church Followed by a potluck and fellowship in the Parish Hall
5-Yr Maintenance Plan Weekend of 10/20 & 10/21/18
Mahalo nui loa for your generosity.
May God bless you a hundredfold.
Friday, November 2, 2018 at 7pm
In the main church
Please join us as we remember all the faithfully depart-ed! Candles will be provided for all those who wish to remember someone who has passed in the last year
Feel free to add the names of any loved ones who have passed in the “Book of the Names of the Dead” in the main church at the side entrance near the baptismal
font.
Total from Sundays, 12/3 - 31/2017 $47,012
Total from January 2018 $29,190
Total from week 02/04/2018 $ 250
On Line Donations Dec, 2017 $ 9,500
On Line Donations Jan, 2018 $ 3,900
Total from Sunday 02/11/2018 $ 7,100
Total from Sunday 02/18/2018 $ 1,500
Total from Sunday 03/04/2018 $ 1,000
On Line Donations Feb 2018 $10,100
Total from Sunday, 3/18 - 5/20/2018 $ 1,550
Total from Sunday, 5/27/2018 $ 100
Total from 6/3/2018 $ 4,850
Total from 6/10/2018 $ 0
Total from Sunday 6/17/2018 $ 1,000
Total from Sunday 6/24/2018 $ 200
Total from Sunday 7/01/18 $ 100
Total Online for June 2018 $ 275
Total from Sunday 7/22/2018 $ 500
Total from Sundays 8/5 - 8/12/18 $ 350
Total online for July 2018 $ 175
Total from Sunday, 8/26 - 10/21/18 $ 1,725
Total to date: $120,377
