SJPS PARENT NEWSLETTER October 21, 2017 Volume 2, Is sue 1

Father Efren Tomas, MS

Pastor

Sunday (October 29, 2017) Scripture: Matt 22: 34-40

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

St. Joseph Church

Schedule of Masses 6:30 am Monday-Friday

6:30 pm 1st Tuesday of

the Month-Healing Mass

with Anointing

6:30 pm Wednesday,

OLPH Novena/Mass

6:30 pm 1st Friday Mass

7:00 am Saturday

Morning Mass

6:00 pm Saturday Vigil

Mass

Sunday Masses 6:00 am, 8:00 am, 10:00

am, 12:00 Noon,

5:00 pm and 7:00 pm

3:00 pm 3rd Sunday-

Tagalog Mass

3:00 pm Last Sunday—

Ilocano Mass

REFLECTION Love for God and love for neighbor are complementary. It is hard to believe that our love for God is sincere if the treatment of our neighbor is unjust. If we receive communion every Sunday, if we are devoted to Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Wednesday, or First Friday Devotion or pray everyday, but we refuse to greet a neighbor, avoid our mother-in-law or do not talk to a brother, our mass and prayers are defective.

On the other hand, love for neighbor cannot last long without love for God. At times we see nothing lovable in someone for we experienced only frus-tration and hurt feelings in our contacts with him. Without God's help we give up on an unfaithful husband or the person who committed an injus-tice against us. As Chris-tians however, who love God, we follow his teach-ings instead of our bad feelings. We forgive and look for peaceful and ef-

fective ways to contain or solve a problem.

Important Upcoming Dates

Monday,

October 30th

Morning Prayer

Service led by 1A

Culture Day

Dress Up for

Pre Kindergarten

Wednesday,

November 1st

ALL SAINTS DAY

SCHOOL MASS AT

8:15 AM

Sponsor: Grade 2

All students are

required to wear their

formal uniform.

Friday,

November 3rd

SCHOOL MASS AT

8:15 AM

Sponsor: Grade 6B All students are

required to wear their

formal uniform.

STUDENTS ARE

REQUIRED TO WEAR

THEIR FORMAL

UNIFORM.

We also are asking

students to bring

flowers to be offered

to our

Blessed

Mother

after the

Fifth

Sorrowful Mystery.

Please also remember

to have your child

bring

their

rosary.

and Career Day Dress

Up for KA and KB

Tuesday,

October 31st

Schoolwide

Rosary

at 8:15 am

How can we honor our Veterans

on November 11th?

Golf Tournament at Royal Kunia Golf Course: Tee time 7:21 am

Mass at 5 p.m. Honoring the Veterans, past and present

Fundraiser: Outdoor concert headlining Frank De Lima, Rebel

Souljahz, former members of the Society of Seven, Glenn Medeiros,

and St. Joseph Glee Club Proceeds from the concert will help in

the much needed Church renovations. A portion of the proceeds

will go to the U.S. Veterans.

How can you help?

Invite Veterans who are friends and family to join our Mass at 5pm

and attend the Concert to follow.

There will be a special commemorative book “Honoring Veter-

ans.” If you or anyone you know would like to put a photo and

message in honor of Veterans in your family or friends, please

see the Souvenir Booklet form.

Friday, November

3rd

Pickup of Uniform

Orders and Selling

of Remaining Stock

of Uniforms from

Campus Creations

Cherie Fikani will

be at the school

office area from

2:45 –3:30 pm

Saturday,

November 4th

VOLUNTEERS

NEEDED for the

pick up of

fundraising

products.-pizza

and sausage. CLICK LINK TO VOLUNTEER

YOUR TIME TO HELP.

https://goo.gl/forms/YQGdOlF9JUm9rKf43

NATIONAL VOCATION AWARENESS WEEK

National Vocation Awareness Week (NVAW) is an annual

week-long celebration of the Catholic Church in the United States dedicated to promote vocations to the priesthood, diaconate and consecrated

life through prayer and education, and to renew our

prayers and support for those who are considering

one of these particular voca-tions. NVAW began in 1976

when the U. S. bishops designated the 28th Sunday

of the year for NVAW. In 1997, this celebration was

moved to coincide with the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, which falls on January

13 in 2013. Beginning in 2014, NVAW was moved to

the first full week of November.

Our Special Intentions We pray for…

Our La Salette community.

The Congregation of the Sisters of St.

Paul De Chartres.

Family members of Sister Judith

Abique, SPC

Mr. Pio Guerrero.

Mrs. Irene Sandry, grandmother of

Tania Ma’afala (Gr. 8).

Mrs. Tokuda, mother of Ms. Grace

(Cafeteria Manager).

Ms. Sandobal.

Dr. Rick Yamashiro and family.

(Counselor and Dean of Students)

Yukie, aunt of Mrs. Eileen (3-5 Paraedu-

cator).

Stanley and Genny Inase, cousins of

Ms. Sandobal.

Elizabeth and Jimmy Sandobal, aunt

and uncle of Ms. Sandobal.

God’s healing mercy on Rea Abique,

Dayen Aguit-Baraero, Anaziel Sua-

sin-Linao, and Renante Fuentes.

Leilani, sister of Ms. Capinpin and Bel-

larose and Trinity, her nieces.

Molina Family

Repose of the soul of Regina

Salisbury.

Bryce, Jason, and their families.

Peter Akuna.

Mrs. Eileen, (3-5 Paraeducator).

Trinity Rodrigues, granddaughter of

Loretta Rodrigues. (Former SJPS

Office Assistant).

Restituta Abique, mother of Sister Ju-

dith Abique, SPC, Vice Principal and

Religious Education Director

Mrs. Bibiana Gouveia, volunteer of

SJPS.

For Everett Davis, grandson of Ms. Da-

vis (Junior High Teacher).

Jason Wintjen, husband of Mrs.

Wintjen (Chief Executive Finance

Officer).

Repose of the soul of Wendell

Apostol and Mr. Amarozo.

Family members of Sr. Mercedes

Namayan, SPC, (Music and Religion

Teacher).

Repose of the soul of Annette Young,

friend of Ms. Sandobal.

As a disciple of Jesus,

it is our Kuleana (responsibility)

to live out the Gospel

by serving the community.