St. Jude Catholic Church

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1 St. Jude Catholic Church Makakilo Drive, Kapolei, HI Phone: (808) Fax: (808) January 23, RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME No. 04 Fr. Joseph Diaz Administrator John Coughlin Permanent Deacon Ed Vargas Permanent Deacon PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 9:00a to 5:00p Closed on weekends and Federal & State holidays MASS SCHEDULE Saturdays: 5:00p Sundays: 7:00a, 9:00a, 11:00a, & 5:00p Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 8:00a Wednesdays: 7:00p First Fridays: 7:00p Holy Days: 8:00a & 7:00p SACRAMENTS Baptism: Last Saturday & Sunday of each month during the 5:00p Mass Marriage: Please call the parish office six months prior to wedding date. Anointing of the Sick: In case of emergency, call Ext. 3 Reconciliation (Confession): Saturdays at 4:00p or by appointment. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (September - May) Grades K-8: Sundays 12:30p RCIA for Children: Sundays 12:30p RCIA: Thursdays 7:00p Confirmation 1: Mondays 6:00p Confirmation 2: Mondays 7:45p Adult Bible Study: Mondays 7:00p ST. JUDE YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY adopting the SHWAY model of life Youth Choir: Tuesdays 5:00p Young Adult Community: Fridays 7:00p Youth Community: Saturdays 6:00p IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM FR. JOE Reply to questions asked regarding guidelines of materials/ documents that can be circulated on the premises of the parish. For pastoral guidelines, the church prohibits individuals to circulate any documents/materials or campaign ads intended to benefit personal gain. In fact, proper permission must be acquired from the office of the Pastor/ Administrator or to whomever the authority is given to before any documents/materials are circulated on the premises of the parish. Particulars of this guideline includes, but are not limited to the following: 1. Campaign Ads Political party Business ads - unless they are doing a specific project/fundraiser intended to support a cause of the parish. Businesses, however, may publish ads in the parish bulletin as sponsors. Ad space must be obtained from our printing source, ARMAC. 2. Petitions Petitions civil in nature against an individual who happens to be a member of the parish. Court orders acquired by individuals against a particular person. Though they may sometimes be public documents, still they are not permitted to be distributed on the premises of the parish. Groups or individuals not having proper permission are therefore acting on their own and not on the church s behalf. Page

2 PARISH ADMINISTRATION Administrator - Rev. Joseph Diaz Parochial Vicar - Msgr. John Mbinda Permanent Deacon - Deacon John Coughlin Permanent Deacon - Deacon Ed Vargas Administrative Assistant - Caren Sue Argenzia Parish Secretary - Grace Balderas Director of Religious Education - Bonnie Boquer Coordinator of Youth & Young Adult Ministries - Keith Febrero Ministry Coordinator - Tony Boquer Chief Accountant - Lucy Pascual Sacristan - Alfred Simbahon, Sr. Building Committee - William Aiu Finance Committee - Kalani Frank SUPPORT STAFF Janitorial - Mary Lou Anacan, Ferdinand & Mary Jean Reglos Landscaping - Ferdinand Reglos & Peter Penascosas PASTORAL COUNCIL Mike Brown, Tony Boquer, Ray Datzman, Socorro DeGuzman, Steve Fredette, Daryl Huff, Tere Hunt, Mike Leskovec, Homer Rabara PARISH MINISTRY CONTACTS Ministry Coordinator - Tony Boquer Liturgical Altar Servers - Keahi Teson & Grace Balderas Eucharistic Ministry - Connie Cruz Lectors - Connie Cadiz Liturgical Environment - Germaine Meyers Music Coordinator - Jovina Canopin Wedding Coordinator - Grace Balderas Religious Education Baptism Prep - Mike & Michelle Brown Children s Liturgy - Flo Garza Confirmation - Bonnie Boquer RCIA - Tony & Bonnie Boquer Social Ministries Bereavement Ministry - Gerry Kimokeo Food Pantry - Carolyn Won Homebound - Michelle Brown Outreach/Hospitality - Judy Datzman Parish Vocation Team - Estrella Estillore Ushers - Sonny Aquino Widows - Rose Lastimado Page 2

3 01/24 Monday: St. Francis de Sales Heb 9:15,24-28; Ps 98:1-6; Mk 3:22-30 Readings for the week of: January 24-30, /25 Tuesday: THE CONVERSION OF PAUL, APOSTLE Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22; Ps 117:1-2; Mk 16: /26 Wednesday: St. Timothy; St. Titus 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5; Ps 96:1-3,7-8,10; Mk 4: /27 Thursday: St. Angela Merici Heb 10:19-25; Ps 24:1-4ab,5-6; Mk 4: /28 Friday: St. Thomas Aquinas Heb 10:32-39; Ps 37:3-6,23-24,39-40; Mk 4: /29 Saturday: Heb 11:1-2,8-19; (Ps) Lk 1:69-75; Mk 4:35-41 Today s Readings: 1st Reading: Is 8:23-9:3 2nd Reading: 1 Cor 1:10-13,17 Responsorial: Ps 27:1,4,13-14 Gospel: Mt 4:12-23 or 4: /30 FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Zep 2:3;12-13; Ps 146:6-10; 1 Cor 1:26-31; Mt 5:1-12a ST. JUDE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUDGET July 1, 2010 June 30, 2011 General Operating Fund July 1, 2010 June 30, 2011 $ 624, Weekly Goal $ 12, Week of 01/15 & 01/16/2011 $ 10, Year to date Budget $ 348, Year to date receipts $ 331, Difference $ (16,677.12) Building Fund Mortgage Balance 12/31/2010 Adjusted $ 172, Week of 01/15 & 01/16/2011 $ Year to date received $ 30, CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS Filipino Catholic Club - Judy Datzman Knights of Columbus # Stephen Fredette St. Jude Cursillo Prayer Group - Fred Cruz St. Jude Golf Club - Ed Campos St. Jude Quilt Club - Genera Buza Campos Comfort & Healing Billy Ingalls Joey Ingalls Francis Jordan Cathy Moher Catherine Cabudol Darlene Oakes Klara Yee Lee Van Dickson Kepa Matanane Pray for Repose of Soul Pedro Braceros & Phyllis May ST. JUDE MISSION STATEMENT We, the community of St. Jude, commit ourselves to Jesus Christ our Savior, His teachings and the Tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. With the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we embrace and nurture our culturally diverse community through worship, evangelization, renewal and service. Page 3

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6 Liturgy Matters: Anointing of the Catechumens From Fr. William Kunisch, Office of Worship During the period of the catechumenate, a rite of anointing the catechumens, through the use of the Oil of Catechumens, may be celebrated whenever this seems beneficial or desirable. These weeks of Ordinary Time prior to Lent may be an opportune time to do so. The anointing with oil symbolizes their need for God s help and strength, so that, undeterred by the bonds of the past and overcoming the opposition of the devil, they will forthrightly take the step of professing their faith and hold fast to it throughout their lives. The anointing with the Oil of Catechumens ordinarily takes place after the homily in a celebration of the Word of God (see no. 89 in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) and includes a Prayer of Exorcism prior to the anointing. Other rites proper to the period of the catechumenate include celebrations of the Word of God, minor exorcisms, and a blessing of catechumens. All of these can be found in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Hawaii Catholic Community Foundation Update From Cynthia Lallo, Office of Development and Stewardship Team The Department of Development and Stewardship and the Hawaii Catholic Community Foundation would like to inform you that we are undergoing a financial audit for the With Grateful Hearts capital campaign conducted by CW & Associates-Certified Public Accounting Firm. As part of the auditing process, the CW & Associates team will be sending out letters of confirmation to a random sampling of donors. The team may seek to confirm information pertinent to the With Grateful Hearts campaign such as pledge amounts and payment amounts. At no time will CW & Associates be asking for specific financial institution information such as bank account or credit card numbers. In the event that any of your parishioners have questions or concerns, please assure them that this process is intended to insure that their contributions are being accounted for to the highest standard. Additionally, you may provide them with our contact information and we will be happy to assist them and address their concerns. Cynthia Lallo or clallo@rcchawaii.org Gloria Romuar or gromuar@rcchawaii.org Ramsey Higa or rhiga@rcchawaii.org Celebrating the Four Pillars of Our Catholic Faith From Sharon Chiarucci, Office for Parish Resources In partnership with the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership and the National Association for Lay Ministry, Ave Maria Press is pleased to present this free webinar presented by Msgr. Peter J. Vaghi on January 25, 2011 at 10:00am Hawaii time. Register at Register today as space is limited. Join Msgr. Peter J. Vaghi for an informative reflection on the four pillars of the faith--creed, sacraments, morality, and prayer--as set forth in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the United States Catholic Catechism for Adults. His presentation is sure to enliven and equip RCIA leaders and all those who faithfully seek to pass on the treasures of our Catholic faith in adult formation. Page 6

7 *Note regarding Mass Intention requests: Requested dates and times are not guaranteed. If the requested date is unavailable, your Mass intention will be said during the next available Mass. Request for dates which fall on a Solemnity will be said at the next available Mass. Mass Intentions for the Week of 01/24/2011 Tuesday, January 25th 8:00a Stella Timson Wednesday, January 26th 7:00p Pedro & Flora Domingo Thursday, January 27th 8:00a Phyllis May Saturday, January 29th 5:00p Eliseo Ambayec, Sr. Louie Austria (HB) The Calderon Family Sunday, January 30th 7:00a The People of St. Jude 9:00a Dominador & Magdalena Gullermo 11:00a The People of St. Jude 5:00p The People of St. Jude Mon 01/24 8:00a Communion Service Tue 01/25 8:00a Mass 9:00a Sr. Exercise 3:30p Food Pantry 5:00p Youth Choir Practice 7:00p Combined Choir Practice Wed 01/26 6:00p Holy Hour Children s Liturgy Meeting 6:45p Novena to OLPH 7:00p Mass Thu Fri Sat 01/27 8:00a Mass 3:30p Food Pantry 7:00p RCIA 01/28 8:00a Mass 6:00p Environment 7:00p Young Adult Community 01/29 4:00p Confessions 4:45p Novena to St. Jude 5:00p Mass/Baptism 7:00p YYAM/Parish Rosary Youth Community Important Message from Our Accounting Dept. In an effort to reduce the cost for printing & mailing the Parishioner Annual Contribution Statements, the following accounts were excluded from the printing process: Candles, Reimbursements, Religious Education, Retreat, Youth Ministry, & Youth Music Ministry. The preceding accounts are considered Non -tax deductible. If you know you made a contribution(s) & would like to know how much you contributed to any of the preceding accounts please call the Parish Office & leave a message with, if applicable, an address or name & contact number. Mahalo for your understanding. Sun Page 8 01/30 4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 7:00a Mass 9:00a Mass 11:00a Mass 12:30p Religious Education Classes 5:00p Mass/Baptism *Our calendar is subject to change without notice. AARP Tax Services AARP tax services will not be available at our parish this year. If you need assistance with your taxes, they will have offices open in both the Waipahu & Waianae community centers. Visit our parish website: