The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

Corpus Christi

June 6 & 7, 2015

Parish Facility Use Schedule

Monday, June 8:

9:00-11:30am Outreach Center

6:00-9:00pm YAFM Planning Mtg. Rm

7:00-9:00pm Knights of Columbus Center

Tuesday, June 9:

10:00am Lucia Fernando Funeral Offsite

7:00 -9:00pm Samoan Choir Church

Wednesday, June 10:

6:00-7:00pm Y & YA Choir Mtg. Rm

6:30-9:00pm Charismatic Prayer Grp Church

7:00-9:00pm Youth Group Mtg. Rm

7:00-9:00pm PPC Center

Thursday, June 11:

9:00-11:30am Outreach Center

4:30-6:00pm BVM Prayer Grp. Church

6:30-7:30pm Neocatechumenal Way Mtg. Rm

Friday, June 12:

9:00-10:00am Xavier Club Center

5;00-6:30PM YAFM Family Event PC

6:30-8:30pm Boys Scout Center

Saturday, June 13:

8:30-9:30am Fellowship Committee Center

9:0010:30am Children’s Choir Church

10:00am-12:00pm PABS Mtg. Rm

2:00-4:00pm CPREP Center

7:00pm OLM PC 1

7:00-9:00pm Samoan Choir Church

Sunday, June 14:

7:30am Fellowship PC1

9:30am Fellowship PC1

12:00pm Fellowship PC1

12:15pm Baptism Church

Mass Intentions

Saturday, June 6

7:00am: For the eternal repose of the soul of Lucia

Fernando, Sharlene Suficiencia

5:00pm: Blessing & healing for Sheryl Daguio, Frances Palmyra

For the eternal repose of the souls of Betty Ann Lopez, Pedro &

Marcelina Reapicio, Antonio Amasol, Rupert Pocock, Fr. John

Niland, Tailoa Fuata, Ernest Espinosa

Sunday, June 7

6:30am: Blessing & healing for Sheryl Daguio, Fred Pa, Sr.

For the eternal repose of the souls of Lucia Fernando, Antonio

Amasol, William Terry, Joseph, Billy & Velma Soares, Anastacia

Medina

8:30am: Anniversary blessings for Mr. & Mrs. Roldolfo Angala

For the eternal repose of the souls of Harry Farnsworth,

Venancio S. Parengit, Virginia De Cambra

11:00am: Blessings & safe travel for the Silva family; Thanksgiv-

ing for Anita Tracey

For the eternal repose of the souls of Lorena R. Koki, Joseph &

Mary Moja, Sharlene Suficiencia

5:00pm: For the parishioners of Our Lady of Good

Counsel

Monday, June 8

Blessings & healing for Sheryl Daguio, Fred Pa, Sr.

For the eternal repose of the souls of Lucia Fernando,

William Terry Soares, Sharlene Suficiencia

Tuesday, June 9

Blessings & healing for Sheryl Daguio, Fred Pa, Sr.

For the eternal repose of the souls of Lucia Fernando,

William Terry Soares, Sharlene Suficiencia

Wednesday, June 10

Blessings & healing for Sheryl Daguio, Fred Pa, Sr.

For the eternal repose of the soul of Sharlene Suficiencia

Thursday, June 11

Birthday blessings for Ainee Silva, Blessings & healing for

Sheryl Daguio, Fred Pa, Sr.

For the eternal repose of the souls of Betty Ann Lopez, John

A. Terredanio, Sharlene Suficiencia

Friday, June 12

Blessings & healing for Sheryl Daguio, Fred Pa, Sr.

Holy Father’s Prayer Intention

For June 2015

Universal Intention: That immigrants and refugees may find welcome and

respect in the countries to which they come.

Intention for Evangelization: That the personal encounter with Jesus may

arouse in many young people the desire to offer their own lives in priesthood

or consecrated life.

The Body and Blood of Christ

Corpus Christi

June6 & 7, 2015

Exodus 24:3-8 This is the blood of the covenant that the Lord h as made

with you.

Psalm 116 “I will take the cup of salvation and call on the name of the

Lord.”

Hebrews 9:11-15 The blood of Christ will cleanse our consciences.

Mark 14:12-16,22-26 This is my body. This is my blood of the covenant.

Today’s first two readings focus on the blood of sacrifice, and even the Gospel dwells longer on

Jesus’ words over the cup. Often when we think of the Eucharist we think only of the bread,

the Body of Christ. As we listen to God’s holy word proclaimed today, it might be good to

focus on the blood of sacrifice and the Blood of Christ. What is the significance for you of the

Blood of the New Covenant? Do you consume the Precious Blood at Communion? Why or

why not?

11th Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 13 & 14, 2015

Ezekiel 17:22-24

Psalm 92

2 Corinthians 5:6-10

Mark 4:26-34

Stewardship Report You can gift wrap your tithe in a personalized envelope!

Please contact our Parish Office for details.

General Operating Fund

July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015 $ 766,650.00

Weekly goal $ 14,750.00

Collection for: May 30 & 31, 2015 $ 12,264.36

Tithing from collection envelopes: $ 8,745.53

Loose Collections: $ 3,743.83

Adjustment from May 17 collection $ (25.00)

Year to date budget: $ 708,000.00

Year to date receipts: $ 682,930.30

Difference: $ (25,069.70)

# of Tithing Envelopes Received: 284

Building Fund

Building Fund Balance $ 297,409.79

Collection for May 30 & 31, 2015 $ 505.00

Building Fund Expenses $ (43,605.67)

Phase III Construction Goal: $ 3,000,000.00

Amount to Goal: $ (2,702,590.21)

Church Maintenance Fund

Current Church Maintenance Balance $ 151,410.27

Collection for: May 30 & 31, 2015 $ 685.00

Thank you for your generosity! - Fr. Pascual

A FINANCIAL GUIDE FOR TITHERS

For those striving to tithe, the following guide will be helpful

ANNUAL WEEKLY MONTHLY QUARTERLY ANNUALLY Income 10% 5% 10% 5% 10% 5% 10% 5% $10,000 $19.23 $ 9.61 $83.33 $41.66 $250.00 $125.00 $1000.00 $500.00 $15,000 $28,84 $14.42 $125.00 $62.50 $375.00 $187.50 $1500.00 $750.00 $20,000 $38.46 $19.23 $166.66 $83.33 $500.00 $250.00 $2000.00 $1000.00 $25,000 $48.07 $24.03 $208.33 $104.16 $625.00 $312.50 $2500.00 $1250.00 $30,000 $57.69 $28.84 $250.00 $125.00 $750.00 $375.00 $3,000.00 $1500.00 $40,000 $76.92 $38.46 $333.33 $166.66 $1000.00 $500.00 $4000.00 $2000.00 $50,000 $96.15 $48.07 $416.66 $208.33 $1250.00 $625.00 $5000.00 $2500.00 $60,000 $115.38 $57.69 $500.00 $250.00 $1500.00 $750.00 $6000.00 $3000.00 $70,000 $134.62 $67.31 $583.33 $291.66 $1750.00 $875.00 $7000.00 $3500.00 $80,000 $153.85 $76.92 $666.67 $333,33 $2000.00 $1000.00 $8000.00 $4000.00 $90,000 $173.08 $86.54 $750.00 $375.00 $2250.00 $1125.00 $9000.00 $4500.00 $100,000 $192.31 $96.15 $833.33 $416.66 $2500,00 $1250.00 $10000.00 $5000.00 $125,000 $240.38 $120.19 $1041.67 $520.33 $3125.00 $1562.00 $12500.00 $6250.00

Catholic Charities

Many of our elderly live alone or are alone most of the day and are in need of someone to visit them on a regular basis. In addition

to visits, services to escort the elderly are also needed for doctor visits and other pre-approved destinations. Catholic Charities will

process applications from OLGC parishioners and will conduct 1 1/2 hour training. If you know of someone who can benefit from

these services, or if you are interested in being a volunteer, contact Catholic Charities program volunteer Coordinator, Maureen

Caracciolo, at Ph. 527-4780 or Maureen.caracciolo@catholiccharitieshawaii.org.

I love Catholic Sacraments; the Real Presence is important to my

faith. Therefore, I am deeply concerned when we Catholics

(usually unintentionally) talk about Eucharist and the Real

Presence in a way that divides rather than unites.

We are being divisive when we belittle nondenominational

Christians who pass around small cups of juice. We are divisive

when we forget that some Protestant denominations also believe in

the Real Presence. (These denominations primarily differ on when

the bread becomes Jesus or how long it stays Jesus.) Divisive

when we tell our less active Catholic brothers and sisters that they

just need to try harder if they don’t understand and/or believe in

the Real Presence.

Know that I am in no way questioning Catholic doctrine. Indeed,

it is our doctrine that tells me that Eucharist is first, foremost and

always a unitive Sacrament. Jesus unites himself to us and we

unite ourselves to one another. That we cannot share Eucharist

with non-Catholics is a reality that demands our grief. Yes, let’s

be proud of this special life-giving gift. But, we disrespect this

holy Sacrament of union when we use it to feel superior to others.

Dishonoring the Real Presence By: Kristina M. DeNeve

Adult Faith Formation Coordinator

Diocese of Honolulu

“The Gift: True Love Waits”

Chastity Retreat for High School Youth, grades 9-12

Our Lady of Good Counsel * Saturday, June 20, 2015

8:45am - Welcome * 9:00am - 4:30pm - Retreat

5:00pm Mass (Blessing and Receiving of Rings)

6:00 - 7:30pm Family Potluck Celebration

We will be celebrating a discussing a gift we have been

given by God: The gift of our sexuality. It will

challenge each teen to treasure their God-given gift by

living a life of purity and chastity in every relationship

that they have. We will challenge the teens to realize

that, although the world may say that it is best to feed our

hunger for relationships with sexual relationships and

experiences, ultimately this hurts us spiritually,

emotionally, and even physically. We will introduce the

virtue of chastity which is the integration of our

sexuality into our spirit and body, allowing the spirit to

control our body and desires. This is a very

counter-cultural idea to many teenagers, but is very

important because it allows us to practice true freedom.

There will be a special blessing over all youth

participants at the 5:00pm Mass and they will also

receive promise rings. After the Mass, youth and their

families will gather in the Pastoral Center for a family

Potluck. All youth participants MUST be registered to

attend the retreat.

Speakers: Leilani Asuncion-Tagupa, Alika Andrade,

Nellani Tabada, Nicole Tabada, Joshua Kapika, Malcom

Zara, Deacon Tom Miyashiro, Nicole Santos, Tiffany

Cezar, Pamela Falasco, Laurie Munoz and

The ARMS Retreat Ministry

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DEATH ANNIVERSARIES

Jun. 10

Stephen Anthony Leacock 1983

Maxiniino Galapia, Jr. 1995

Thomas Rosa 1998

James Russell DeCosta 2004

Pacifico Razon Sabio, Jr. 2008

Hilda Guanzon 2008

Jun. 11

Herman Sniffen 1977

Paul Gamalenda Rendon 1984

Alejandro Alipio Suguitan 1985

John Alvaro Terredanio 2003

Mauro Dulatre 2005

Jun. 12

Francisco Iano 1959

Asuncion “Ann” Rofoli Libed 2006

Edward Miller 2008

Buena Sabangan Baclig 2010

Lucy Mattos Vilanova 2014

Jun. 6

Clemence Mark Aison, Jr. 1974

Clyde James Howell 1983

Marion Almeida Costa 1987

Choi Ching Cheung 1997

Nicholas Joaquin Lopez, Sr. 2003

Jun. 7

Madeline Awong 1980

Katherine Laulinda Keopuhiwa 1997

Moses Belles 2000

Monique Gilbert 2001

Frederick Garcia 2001

Ernest Latorre 2002

Antonio Quilalan Nolasco 2003

John Elefante 2007

Jun. 8

Ramona Ramos 1982

Christopher Cushing 1984

June 9

Lydia Parker Wilber 1993

Clifford Anthony Freitas 2007