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SUNDAY-Kopoihan 8-9-Aug-2020 TADAU MINGGU’ KO-OPOD OM SIZAM’ DO TIMPU’ TOOMOD DO TOUN A 10.00 AM WOORI JIB [BM] FR. JEFFRI G “Ii Ohou Disido Ii Moboos Do Pibabasan” 8.00 AM KOLOPIS [BM] FR. GILBERT M MISA OM SAMBAYANG ID SUANG MINGGU BAINO, 08 & 09 AUGUST 2020 16.08.2020 10.00 AM MININTOD FR. GILBERT M TADAU JAAM PANAMBAZANGAN FAADO / KATIKIS (Minggu) 8.00 AM LIMBANAK KATIKIS 08.08.2020 PENAMPANG [BI] FR. GILBERT M 8.00 AM KINARUT KATIKIS (Koonom) KOLOPIS FR. WILFRED A 8.00 AM SUKANG MABPAI KATIKIS 6.00 PM th Sunset LIMBANAK [ENG] FR. JEFFRI G 20 SUNDAY OF 8.00 AM MAANG KATIKIS (Green) KINARUT KATIKIS ORDINARY TIME 8.00 AM LABAK KATIKIS 7.30 AM PENAMPANG [KDZN] FR. JEFFRI G (Green) 8.00 AM PUNSON KATIKIS 10.30 AM PENAMPANG [BM] FR. GILBERT M 10.00 AM SUGUD KATIKIS 2.00 PM PENAMPANG [KOREA] FR. ANDREW KIM 8.30 AM TERIAN KATIKIS 5.00 PM PENAMPANG [BI] FR. JEFFRI G 8.30 AM TIKU KATIKIS 8.00 AM PUNSON FR. GILBERT M 8.30 AM TIMPAYASA KATIKIS 8.00 AM KINARUT [BM] FR. WILFRED A 9.00 AM BUAYAN KATIKIS 10.00 AM WOORI JIB [BM] FR. WILFRED A 10.00 AM SUGUD [BM] FR. ANDREW KIM 09.08.2020 5.00 PM MONFORT FR. GILBERT M KOPOIHAAN NGAAVI DO PISASAVAAN (Minggu) 8.00 AM LIMBANAK KATIKIS Nuhudan ngaan ii misasavo ngaavi id Parish do PENAMPANG [1,2] 8.00 AM KOLOPIS KATIKIS 1 RAYBENSON DANNY BIN MANJUIN tnk di Manjuin Bin Gitik om Minah Bt Jokit mtd Kg. 19th SUNDAY OF 8.00 AM SUKANG MABPAI KATIKIS Mook Kinarut, Papar; X BETSY J SIKUIL tnk di Julius Sikuil om Hai Lin @ Helen Lee mtd ORDINARY TIME 8.00 AM TIMPANGOH SUGUD KATIKIS Lok Kawi Height, Jln Lok Kawi Papar. (Green) 8.00 AM MAANG KATIKIS Nuhudan ngaan ii misasavo ngaavi id Parish do PENAMPANG [1] 8.00 AM LABAK KATIKIS 1 ADDREY ARTHUR JUDE tnk di Jinidi Jinolih om Bibiana Bte Joanis mtd Kg. Tombovo, Ppg; 8.00 AM BISUANG KATIKIS X SHERRY VERUS tnk di Verus Sikul om Morusia Lanog mtd Kg. Kibunut, Ppg. 10.00 AM MININTOD KATIKIS 2 RONNIE JAMES CHANG tnk di Chang Fook Loi om Mariana Joanis mtd Kg. Sungkadon, 8.30 AM TERIAN KATIKIS Papar; X ZETA SOTIBUN tnk di Sotibun Bin Tayan om Airin @ Irene Binti Danag mtd Kg. 8.30 AM TIKU KATIKIS Mook, Kinarut. 8.30 AM TIMPAYASA KATIKIS 3 JEVAN ELSON JIMMY LOWSON tnk di Jimmy Joseph Lowson om Joyce Majawin mtd Kg. 9.00 AM BUAYAN KATIKIS Dambai, Ppg; X ANDREA MAXELINDA TAMIN tnk di Celestine Tamin om Susan Johnius 10.08.2020 MISA PISASAVAAN mtd Kg. Potuki, Ppg. (Koiso) 11.00 AM PENAMPANG [BM] FR. WILFRED A 4 MARCELLUS FOO tnk d George Foo om Mouma Diman mtd Kg. Tomposik Inobong; X 12.08.2020 MISA PISASAVAAN JESSICA PIUS tnk di Pius Bolinggi om Lucia Rose Ali mtd Taman Kesigui Ph 2, Ppg. (Kotohu) 11.00 AM PENAMPANG [BM] FR. GILBERT M 5 GLENN GEORGE KINSIM tnk di Bonising Kinsim @ George Kinsim om Wijayah Bte KK Nair @ Wijaya Elsie Clarice KK Nair mtd Kg. Kituau, Ppg: X ELLISA TESSA FILIUS 13.08.2020 MISA PISASAVAAN GEORGE tnk di Filius George Soluku om Mathelda Sipajan mtd Kg. Bahang, Ppg. (Kaapat) 11.00 AM PENAMPANG [BM] FR. GILBERT M 6 JANSON JASNI tnk di Jasni Igot om Jalini Enduku mtd Kg. Sumbilingon, Ranau; X LAWRENCIA CASEY GAMBURUD tnk di Stephen Bin Gamburud om Connie Fay Komilus TADAU MINGGU’ KO-OPOD OM SIZAM’ DO TIMPU’ TOOMOD DO TOUN A mtd Kg. Nambazan, Ppg. “Kosianan Doid Saviavi’ Tinau’-Tuhun” 7 MATTHEUS MICHAEL D. AKANG tnk di Michael Maikol B. Donny Akang om Jovinia Bte MISA OM SAMBAYANG ID SUANG MINGGU DUMONTO, 15 & 16 AUGUST 2020 Pius mtd Tmn Nosoob Jaya, Ppg; X YVONNE WILLIAM TONDUBA tnk di William Joseph TADAU JAAM PANAMBAZANGAN FAADO / KATIKIS om Esther Jane Lijawah mtd Kg. Dungkahang. PENAMPANG [BI] FR. WILFRED A 15.08.2020 8 LESTER JOSEPH tnk di Joseph Ola Thomas om Judith Toisin mtd Kg. Natai, Telipok; X (Koonom) KOLOPIS KATIKIS 6.00 PM MICHELLE JINISON tnk di Jinison Jinon @ John om Adina Binti Gunting mtd Kg. Maang, Sunset LIMBANAK [ENG] FR. GILBERT M Ppg. (Green) KINARUT FR. JEFFRI G 16.08.2020 7.30 AM PENAMPANG [KDZN] FR. WILFRED A (Minggu) 10.30 AM PENAMPANG [BM] FR. ANDREW KIM 2.00 PM PENAMPANG [KOREA] FR. ANDREW KIM 20th SUNDAY OF 5.00 PM PENAMPANG [BI] FR. GILBERT M ORDINARY TIME 11.00 AM BISUANG FR. WILFRED A (Green) 8.00 AM TIMPANGOH SUGUD FR. JEFFRI G .
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