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Nov 03 Bulletin PAGE 4 ST. PIUS X CATHOIC CHURCH, MANOA NOVEMBER 3, 2019 St. Pius X November 3, 2019 Thanksgiving Basket Gift Cards Malama Manoa Oral Histories Catholic Church, Manoa People who are interested in the history of 2821 Lowrey Avenue Honolulu, HI 96822 Manoa Valley may enjoy reading the oral histo- Phone: (808) 988-3308 Fax: (808) 773-7794 ries including that from 91 year old Ramona Email—[email protected] Website: www.stpiusxmanoa.com Noelani Akiona-Teves. Also, residents of Outreach Ministries will be collecting $10.00 Manoa, who have an interesting story to share, Supermarket Gift Cards. Gift Cards will be are encouraged to contact Harry Spiegelberg at distributed to Food Pantry families, Our Lady of 988-3285. Keaau Outreach, the Mary Jane Program and placed in family baskets requested by our parish- ioners for needy neighbors. Gift cards not used Birthday Blessings at Thanksgiving will be used throughout the year. Envelopes marked "Thanksgiving" are provided on the back table of the church and can be Mission Statement: dropped into the collection baskets. Living the Gospel Mahalo for your generous support. of Our Lord as a Community of Faith. CHURCH SCHEDULE Pumpkin Pies for Sale Glenn Tengan and Jack Nguyen OFFICE HOURS Order your Pumpkin and Pumpkin Monday - Friday Custard Pies now. Order forms are on the table in 8:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. the back of the church. Fill out the order form, place it along with your payment in the envelope provided Closed all State & and drop it in the collection basket or place your or- Federal Holidays der by phone at 988-3308. FOOD PANTRY Please make all checks payable to: Tuesday, Wednesday St. Pius X Church 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Friday Pick up times will be: 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Tues., Nov. 26th from 12 noon – 4:00pm Wed., Nov. 27th from 12 noon - 4:00pm. WEEKDAY MASS Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. OPEN HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS All Souls Day Remembrance Adoration & Benediction Envelopes First Friday Damien Memorial School 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, November 6, 2019 at 6:00pm Just a reminder… Be sure to pick up an envelope for Phone: 440-9527 All Souls Day available on the table at the back of the Padre Pio Devotion Email: [email protected] Second Saturday church. After 4:00p.m. mass Sacred Hearts Academy Mahalo Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 11:00am WEEKEND MASS Phone: 734-5058 ext. 224 Saturday, 4:00 p.m. Email: [email protected] Sunday, 8:30 a.m. Sunday, 11:30 am St. Louis School National Vocation Awareness Week CONFESSIONS Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 1:00pm November 3-9, 2019 The Dedication of the Saturday Phone: 739-4832 Observe this week with Email: [email protected] 5:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Lateran Basilica focus on the family as the or by appointment If interested, please contact directly for more information. foundation for vocations Feast Day: November 9 PAGE 3 ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, MANOA NOVEMBR 3, 2019 PAGE 2 ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, MANOA NOVEMBER 3, 2019 Story of the Dedication of St. John Lateran Readings Most Catholics think of St. Peter’s as the pope’s main church, but they are Letter from the Bishop of Honolulu for the wrong. St. John Lateran is the pope’s church, the cathedral of the Diocese of Rome where the Bishop of Rome presides. Week The first basilica on the site was built in the fourth century when Constantine donated land ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE STATE OF HAWAII he had received from the wealthy Lateran family. That structure and its successors suffered fire, earthquake, and the ravages of war, but the Lateran remained the church where popes Sunday, November 3 Upcoming Events DIOCESE OF HONOLULU were consecrated. In the 14th century when the papacy returned to Rome from Avignon, st WITNESS TO JESUS the church and the adjoining palace were found to be in ruins. 31 Sunday in Ordinary Time NOV 4 - NOV 10, 2019 Nat’l Vocation Awareness Week Pope Innocent X commissioned the present structure in 1646. One of Rome’s most impos- October 23, 2019 Wisdom 11:22-12:2 ing churches, the Lateran’s towering facade is crowned with 15 colossal statues of Christ, 2 Thessalonians 1:11-2:2 4TH - MONDAY John the Baptist, John the Evangelist, and 12 doctors of the Church. Beneath its high altar 6:00 AM Outreach - Hall/Kitchen Luke 19:1-10 rest the remains of the small wooden table on which tradition holds Saint Peter himself cel- 7:30 AM MASS - Church Reverend Thomas Joseph ebrated Mass. 8:00 AM Micronesian Election - Hall St. Pius X Church Monday, November 4 10:00 AM Bible Study - Church Cry Rm 2821 Lowrey Avenue St. Charles Borromeo Romans 11:29-36 5th- TUESDAY Honolulu, HI 96822-1644 GUESS WHO??? Luke 14:12-14 7:30 AM MASS – Church Dear Father Joseph, 9:00 AM Crafty Ladies - Conf. Rm 10:00 AM Food Pantry - Hall Tuesday, November 5 Peace be with you! 5:00 PM Hula - Hall 8:30 am - Sun. Nov. 3 31st Week in Ordinary Time 5:00 PM Bell Choir - Church Mason Kieschnick + In light of your request for a three-month medical leave from all duties at St. Pius X Romans 12:5-16b Luke 14:15-24 Parish so that you can fully engage in and recover from your cancer treatment, I 11:30 am - Sun. Nov. 3 6th - WEDNESDAY 7:30 AM MASS - Church hereby grant you such leave, effective November l , 2019 through January 31, 2020. Pro Populo 9:00 AM Crafty Ladies - Conf. Rm Of course, if you need more time to recuperate, we will by all means see that you Wednesday, November 6 10:00 AM Food Pantry - Hall have it. Please be assured of my prayers for you that your recovery will be speedy 7:30 am - Tues, Nov. 5 31st Week in Ordinary Time and complete. Nancy Nebel + Romans 13:8-10 7th - THURSDAY Luke 14:25-33 6:00 AM Outreach - Hall/Kitchen At your request, you may continue to reside at St. Pius X Rectory while you are 7:30 am - Wed, Nov. 6 Matilda Souki + 7:30 AM MASS - Church on the medical leave. You have assured me that you will have people who can Thursday, November 7 9:00 AM Fr Don’s - Hall/Kitchen care for you there. If you do need any other assistance, however, please do not 7:30 am - Fri, Nov. 8 31st Week in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM Haw’n Quilting Club - Hall hesitate to ask. Winifred Gaud + Romans 14:7-12 9:00 AM Crafty Ladies - Conf. Rm Father Thomas Joseph Luke 15:1-10 4:00 pm - Sat. Nov. 9 8th - FRIDAY I will be assigning Father Rico Bernadez as the Temporary Administrator during With Pope John II the time of your leave. Daria Young Longhlin + Friday, November 8 6:00 AM Fr. Don’s – Hall/Kitchen In 1988 7:30 AM MASS - Church 31st Week in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM Crafty Ladies - Conf. Rm He will continue residing at the Dever House, which, as you know, is located very Romans 15:14-21 9:30 AM Food Pantry - Hall close to St. Pius X. While he will have full responsibility for the pastoral care of Luke 16:1-8 the parish, I will caution him not to make any major decisions that would affect 9th - SATURDAY the parish in the long term without consulting you. * WANTED * Saturday, November 9 7:10 AM Rosary - Church HELP… we are in need of 7:30 AM MASS - Church SUNDAY COLLECTION The Dedication of the 8:00 AM Church Cleaning - Church flowers, leaves, ferns, etc. Lateran Basilica October 26 & 27, 2019 for decorating our Church 1:00 PM - Choir Practice - Church Sincerely yours in Christ, Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12 4:00 PM MASS - Church Total Collection…………..$ 1,912.35 each week! If you have any 1 Corinthians 3:9c-11, 16-17 5:00 PM Confessions - Church Building Fund.…………....$ 155.00 of these available please Candles…………………....$ 67.18 drop them off at the church Sunday, November 10 10th- SUNDAY All Souls………………...…$ 646.00 or call the parish office at 2nd 8:30 AM MASS - Church 3 Sunday in Ordinary Time Most Reverend Larry Silva World Mission………….…$ 11.00 988-3308 and leave a mes- 2 Maccabees 7:1-2, 9-14 11:30 AM MASS - Church Thanksgiving Donations.....$ 365.00 sage for the Indoor Environ- Bishop of Honolulu 2 Thessalonians 2:16-3:5 Donations (Logan fruits).....$ 1,355.00 ment Ministry. We can also Luke 20:27-38 come to you to cut and pick Total Weekly Deposit…..$ 4,,511.53 (or Luke 20:27, 34-38) Office of the Bishop • Diocesan Chancery • 184 Bishop Street, Honolulu, HI 96813-2859 up your flowers. Phone: 808.585.3356 • Fax: 808.537.1860 • Email: [email protected] • Mahalo www.catholichawaii.org .
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