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2021 Christ the King
MISSION STATEMENT
“Christ the King Parish is a Welcoming
Community united through prayer,
teaching and service to God’s people."
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 4th, 2021
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Nazareth did not accept him as a prophet
Today’s readings introduce Jesus as a prophet because they “knew” Jesus and the family.
and explain how prophets and other They also “knew” that this “son of the
messengers from God inevitably suffer carpenter” could not be the promised Messiah
rejection. The readings challenge us to face who would come from Bethlehem as a
rejection and hardship with prophetic courage. descendant of David’s royal family. Besides,
they were angry when Jesus not only did not
The first reading, taken from the book of the work any miracles in Nazareth but chided them
prophet Ezekiel, tells us about his call from God with prophetic courage for their lack of Faith,
to be a prophet. Yahweh warns Ezekiel that he then left them, to proclaim God’s message,
is being sent to obstinate and rebellious through a preaching, healing ministry to those
Israelites in exile in Babylon. Hence, as God’s who would receive it and believe.
prophet, he will have to face rejection and
persecution for giving God’s message. This Life message: Today’s Scriptures challenge us
reading warns us that, as Christians who to face rejection with prophetic courage and
accept the Way of Jesus and seek to follow it, optimism. Very often our friends, families, or
we also may face indifference, hostility, childhood companions fail to listen to us and
contempt, scorn, weakness, hardship, refuse to accept the words of grace, love, and
persecution, insults, and rejection. encouragement that we offer to them because
they are so familiar with us that they are unable
In the second reading, St. Paul gives us the to see us as God's appointed instruments, the
same warning from his own experience, that agents of God's healing and saving grace. But
not only prophets, but apostles and we have to face such rejection with prophetic
missionaries will encounter hardships and courage because by our Baptism we are called
rejection in their preaching mission. Paul to be prophets like Jesus, sharing Jesus’
confesses that God has given him a share in prophetic mission. As prophets, our task is to
Christ’s suffering – a chronic illness which “speak the truth in love,” and to oppose the
causes physical suffering -- a "thorn in the evils in our society without condoning or
flesh," -- so that he might rely solely on God’s encouraging sinful behavior even in our dear
grace in all his work and might glory in the ones. Let us also acknowledge, appreciate,
power of the strengthening God Who alone and encourage the prophets of our time who
sustains him. The apostle invites us to rise stand for Truth and Justice in our society with
above our own weaknesses and disabilities, the wisdom of God in their heads, the power
cooperating with the grace of God and and love of the Holy Spirit in their words, and
proclaiming His message by word and example the courage of God in their actions.
as Paul did.
“Rejection resulting in a resignation”: There
Today's Gospel passage, Mark 6:1-6, shows was a feud between the Pastor and the Choir
us that many people of Jesus' hometown of Director of a Southern Baptist parish. The first
hint of trouble came when the Pastor preached free country, and for those who are now
on Dedicating oneself to service, and the Choir engaged in the fight against terrorism in other
Director chose to have the choir sing: "I Shall countries.
Not Be Moved.” Trying to believe this was a
coincidence, the Pastor put the incident behind 4) It is day to remember the basic principle
him. The next Sunday he preached on Giving. underlined in the constitution, that “all men are
Afterwards, the choir squirmed as the director created equal, that they are endowed by their
led them in the hymn: "Jesus Paid It All" By this Creator with certain inalienable rights, that
time, the Pastor was losing his temper. Sunday among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of
morning attendance swelled as the tension Happiness.”
between the two began public. A large crowd
showed up the next week to hear his sermon 5) It is day to remind ourselves that we have a
on the Sin of Gossiping. Would you believe the duty to protect these God-given rights by voting
Choir Director selected for the choir: "I Love to into power leaders who believe in God and who
Tell the Story"? There was no turning back. The have character, integrity, experience, and
following Sunday the Pastor told the strong belief in inalienable human rights.
congregation that unless something changed
he was considering resignation. The entire 6) It is day to pray and fight for the fundamental
Church gasped when the Choir Director led right to life denied to pre-born children to grow
them in: “Why Not Tonight?” Truthfully, no one and develop in their mothers’ wombs and to the
was surprised when the Pastor resigned a sick and the elderly to die gracefully without
week later, explaining that Jesus had led him fearing euthanasia.
there and Jesus was leading him away. The
Choir Director could not resist having the choir 7) It is day to pray for and work for liberation for
sing, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." all those who are still slaves in our free country
– slaves to evil habits and addictions to
QUESTION OF THE WEEK nicotine, alcohol, drugs, pornography,
How is Christ made manifest in me promiscuity, and sexual aberrations.
through my own weaknesses?
8) It is a day to take a pledge to become
recommitted to doing something about our own
July 4: U. S. Independence Day:
growth in Christ, and to living as Americans
Synopsis of Independence Day
who contribute something to our religion,
Church, country, and the lives of others.
1) This is a day to thank God for the political
and religious freedom we enjoy and to pray for
9) It is a day to remember Whose we are,
God’s special blessings on the rulers and the
where we came from, what we stand for, and
people of our country.
the sacrifices that thousands of our countrymen
have made on our behalf.
2) It is a day to remember with gratitude the
founding fathers of our democratic republic,
10) It is a day to raise our voice of protest
especially, Thomas Jefferson, the author of the
against liberal, agnostic, and atheistic political
Declaration of Independence, and James
leaders, media bosses, and activist, liberal
Madison, the architect of the Constitution, who
judges who deny religious moral education to
believed that all power, including political
our young citizens, and to pray for their ongoing
power, came from God and was given to the
conversion, as well as for our own.
people who entrusted this power to their
elected leaders.
11) It is a day to offer our country and all its
citizens on the altar of God, asking for our
3) It is a day to remember and pray for all our
ongoing conversion and for His special
brave soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice
providential care, protection and blessings.
of their lives to keep this country a safe and a
STEWARDSHIP WEEKEND OF
2021 June 26-27
Offertory $ 6,439
Online Offertory $ 778
Spanish Mass $ 563
Occasional Offerings $ 70
HAVE SAFE AND BLESSED Candles/Religious Items $ 473
WEEKEND EVERYONE…. Facility Maintenance $ 61
Food Pantry $ 10
th
Readings: Week of July 11 , 2021 Maui Catholic Schools $ 83
1stReading: Amos &: 12-15 Mass Intentions $ 380
Responsorial: Psalm 85
2nd Reading: Ephesians 1: 3-14 Peter's Pence $ 45
Gospel: Mark 6: 7-13 Seminarian Educational $ 15
TOTAL $ 8,917
THANK YOU FOR YOUR STEWARDSHIP
The Weekday Morning Masses COMMITMENT OF YOUR TALENT, TIME, AND
at 7am is held in the Church. TREASURE
EFFECTIVE JULY 3RD
Parents wishing to have their child Seating in the Parish Hall for mass.
Baptized – call the Parish Office and Effective July 3rd, mass time 5PM on
inquire. 877-6098 Saturday and 8AM on Sunday is on a
1st come 1st serve basis. No contact
tracing needed. Please follow all
All are Welcome to attend the Hispanic protocols for social distancing and
mass on Sundays at 12 noon and
wearing your facemask throughout
Monday evenings at 6pm in the Parish
Hall. Wear face masks and practice 6 the Mass.
feet social distancing at all times.
MAHALO TO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MEMBERS: JOE GAGE AND HENRY PARILLA
This Weekend
FOR WASHING DOWN THE PARISH HALL
Second Collection
WINDOWS.
July 3-4, 2021:
Facility Maintenance All are Welcome to participate in the Adoration
Fund and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament which
will be held on Friday,
July 2 at St. Anthony
OFFICE CLOSED ON Church of Padua,
Wailuku from 12 noon
Monday, July 5th, 2021 to 7pm. Hosted by the
in observance of the 4th of July Women and Men of the
Cross. Anyone
Holiday interested in
participating please call Malyntha at 419-5944.
Anyone wishing to have the bulletin
sent to you via email please call the
office or email
MChargualaf@rcchawaii.org
Many of you that who has reserved seating
are not checking in before entering the
Registration School Year 2021-2022 for
church for your mass. If you have 2-3 weeks
straight of being absent, you will be taken off Grades 1 through 12, that need the
reserved seating. It is important that you call Sacraments of: First Reconciliation,
the office if you do are unable to attend your First Communion and Confirmation
mass that you have originally requested. only. Also for those needing Baptism in
There are many who want to attend a mass,
but it is difficult when you do not show up for Grades 1 through 12. It is a two-year
mass and do not notify the office of your process to receive all sacraments. You
absence. may register at the Parish Office
beginning Monday, July 12th, 2021.
Weekly Bible Reflection Fees: 1 Child $40 Additional Fee:
2 Children $45 $10 per child
“As the Lord spoke to me, the spirit entered me
3 or more: $55 Confirmation
and set me on my feet, and I heard the one who
was speaking say to me, ‘Son of man, I am
sending you…’” EZEKIEL 2:2-3 TEACHERS
NEEDED FOR
God has a plan for each of us. He calls us to RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION.
do something for Him. But, He doesn’t leave
CALL SISTER
us on our own to figure it out. He gives us the
ANGIE 877-3674
resources we need to do His work. Are you
OR Shirley 877-
listening for God’s call? When you hear it, do
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you get on your feet and do the work He asks
of you? Do not be afraid. God doesn’t call the
equipped, he equips the called. Answer His
call.
PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE SICK:
PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY SERVICE: May the Lord’s healing and life-
giving touch be upon those
Jayen Acosta, Joshua whose cross is too heavy to
Aquinde, Kimberly Arcilla, bear. Amen.
Jesusito Bato, Jay Blanca, Celeste Acorda, Felisa Asuncion,
Jerome Blanca, Reese Flor Corpuz; Alvin, Robin and Glen
Blando, Beau Brown, Raena Cortez; Joni DeMello, Richard Duenas, John
Camara Bulusan, Zhyre Fernandez, Norman Franco, Ena Housel, Wainry
Cardines, Mario Cortez, John, Valentina Lindholm, Deacon Stephen
Kapiolani Davis, Nolan Felipe, Ryan Gaoiran, Robert Maglente, Eduardo Miguel, Judi Nalani Mondragon,
Garo, Reinalyn Golino, Jonathan Gutierrez, Kaesen Danny Natividad, Mercedes Neri, Marie Osaki,
Ibera, Reychelle Lapuebla, Bruce Luis, Joshua Luis, Epifania Paet, Jimmy Gabriel Paet, Carmelo Patoc,
Frank Maldonado, Jr., Kent Wycliffe A. Matillano, Chaunsey Pinheiro, Jeffrey & Arlene Ruffato, Gary
Joshua Navarro-Nishiki, Elmer Ocampo, Michael Sagayaga, Sajolan Family, Father Marvin Samiano,
Paranada, Arturo Pedro, Patrick Wayne Ramos, Cru Silva, Crystal Silva, Rosie Patao-Tavares,
Michele Saiki, Samantha Santiago, Nainoa Silva, Maricela Vega, Jacque Waki. *Please call the office
Riley Kanani Smith, Lutoviko Taai, Xavier Tongson and keep us updated. Names will be deleted at the
and Sage Valdez. end of this month.
Adult Faith Formation
BECOMING CATHOLIC?
Are you thirsting for God? Do you know
The Charity Walk is back!!! We invite you
someone not baptized or baptized in a non-
to join this annual fundraiser to help Christ
Catholic Christian tradition who is thirsting for
the King Outreach Ministry, which benefits
what it means to become Catholic? Perhaps a people in need.
family member, friend, co-worker or
acquaintance has asked you questions about
the Catholic Church? Do you know someone The Charity Walk 2021 will be a two-week
already Catholic but has not yet received the VIRTUAL WALK experience beginning on
sacraments of Communion and/or August 30 through September 12. There
Confirmation? They may be thirsting too! will be two mobile or online platforms used:
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
(RCIA) is a place of welcome, no matter a MOVE SPRING - Participants online will be
person’s personal history, background, able to track walking activity, race to the
spiritually, or marital situation. It is a place to finish line, and be eligible to win prizes.
ask questions and seek understanding about
“things Catholic” such as what do Catholics MOBILE CAUSE - Participants register and
believe and what do Catholics do? Those who donate online directly to Team Page (Christ
have never been baptized can investigate what the King Church) at
it means to be Christian. Those baptized can https://app.mobilecause.com/vf/Maui.
investigate what it means to be Christian. Those The minimum registration fee is $50.00 per
baptized in another Christian tradition can person which includes a T-shirt and a
explore the process to come into full chance to win prizes. Upon registering, an
communion with the Catholic Church. And email will be sent to join the interactive
those baptized Catholic as infants but never virtual walk-through Move Spring.
raised as Catholic can “re-engage” with their
faith tradition and received the sacraments of If one just wants to donate go directly
Eucharist and Confirmation. We welcome all to Team Page online to same site above.
inquirers and hope you will consider being part If one does not have access to
of our spiritual home. internet or prefer to fill forms, these forms
Inquire within by calling the Parish are available. If you have any
Office and ask for Mildred or Shirley at 877- questions or need forms, please call Anita
6098. Fernandez – 281-4703,
or Nancy Tanji – 385-1180. Forms
will also be available at the church office.
to help Christ the King Outreach
Ministry, which benefits people in need.
YOU
ROCK
A one-day retreat focused on discipleship.
Young people are often challenged to be leaders in their world, and find themselves in positions of leadership at
school (ie. on the student council, organizing a group project for a class, etc.), on their sports team (ie. as the team
captain, assisting younger children, etc.), or at church (ie. leading the altar servers, as a member of the pastoral
council, etc.). This retreat will challenge them to understand what it means to be a Christian disciple and what that
has to do with being a leader.
When and where?
• July 17, 2021
• Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish & School grounds (1525 Waimano Home Road, Pearl City, Oahu)
• 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Who should attend?
• Middle School Youth (completed their 6th grade year in 2021)
• High School Youth (Class of 2021 welcomed*)
• Young people should have a basic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
*youth who are 18 years old will need to complete a Code of Conduct upon check-in.
Registration and fees?
• $10 per person, non-refundable. This includes full day programming, lunch, snacks, and swag.
• Financial Assistance may be available. Contact the OYYAM.
• Contact your parish Coordinator of Youth Ministry to register.
Retreat Goals:
• To help young people understand their call to be disciples of Christ.
• To help young people understand the necessity of humility and the danger of pride in discipleship.
• To help young people understand the relationship between prayer and service, challenging them to find
balance in serving others and taking time to build their relationship with Christ through prayer.
• To help young people process a practical experience of evangelization.
Download Medical Information/Parent Consent/Liability Waiver here. This completed waiver needs to be turned in
at check-in on the day of the event.
Review COVID-19 Safety Plan and Protocols here.
If you're a parish youth ministry leader and would like to offer this retreat on your island, please contact the OYYAM.
YOU MAY JOIN THEM AS WELL IF YOUR FAMILY IS PLANNING A GETAWAY VACATION
A STEWARDSHIP MOMENT
Today’s Gospel reveals Jesus being amazed that
the people in his hometown of Nazareth do not
accept his teaching and ministry; he is amazed at
their lack of faith (Mk 6:6). Good stewards
recognize and participate in Christ’s teaching,
reconciling, and healing presence in their
community. Are we good stewards of our family of
faith? Do we value and support the ministries that
take place in Christ’s name? Are we attentive to
the movement of the Holy Spirit in our parish and
encourage those who work to enhance our life of
faith?
Happy Fourth of July!
God, source of all freedom,
this day is bright with the memory
of those who declared that life and liberty
are your gift to every human being.
Help us to continue a good work
Christ the King celebrates its
begun long ago. th
90 Anniversary on Sunday, November 20,
Make our vision clear and our will strong:
2022 on the Feast of Christ the King. In
that only in human solidarity will
preparation for this great event in the Life
we find liberty,
of our Church, we will begin with an
and justice only in the honor that
opening celebration this year on Sunday,
belongs to every life on earth.
November 21, 2021 on the Feast of Christ
Turn our hearts toward the family
the King. Theme for this yearlong
of nations:
celebration of 90 years is…..
to understand the ways of others,
to offer friendship, 90 years of God’s Faithfulness
and to find safety only in the
common good of all. "Give, and Gifts will be given to you”
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
R/. Amen. (Luke 6:38)
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It is planned for Saturday, November 20,
2021, a Coronation will take place for the
90th year CTK Anniversary Queen and her
Homily Helps
The key difference between the people who court. The Queen will hold her title for a
came to Jesus in last week’s Gospel and the year as the Official Queen for the
residents of Nazareth in this week’s is 90th Anniversary. The Queen is to attend
revealed in the final line of today’s Gospel. all functions of the Church until the
“He was amazed at their lack of faith” (Mark celebration on November 20, 2022. This is
6:6). In Mark’s Gospel, faith preceded a historical event in the life of the Church.
miracles. Jesus does not heal people in order We welcome ALL women parishioner of
that they will believe in him. Rather, Jesus Christ the King, 45 years old and above to
heals those whose faith drives them to join this prestigious contest to be crowned
approach him with the assurance that he has on November 20, 2021.
the power to change their lives.
May God bless us all ….
REFLECTIONS
HOMILY ON LIFE
His Eminence Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle
DIFFERENT MEASURES OF LIFE
1. SOCIAL LIFE
Commercialized life, they measure life by wealth, fame etc.; it is measured according to "things".
2. FAMILY LIFE
For ecclesial community as Couples for Christ, it is good to be reminded that life is a "gift". Family is a gift not a thing,
not a burden, not a problem. It is measured by love.
LIFE
(Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24)
God is the giver of life; it is Someone, not something. Life is a personal gift from a personal God. God gave life to His
creation because of Love. Love is life-giving.
DEATH
Death is not from God for how could He give life and at the same time destroy His gift? God gives life, what destroys life
is death; death comes from the Devil, why, because of envy. The Devil is envious of God because God is so productive
in giving life out of His love so that the Devil destroys what God is doing.
SOURCES OF LIFE
1. Life flows if there is Love
Love in 1 Cor. 13:4-8 gives life, anything opposite to it is death. Because of the love of Jesus, two miracles happened in
Mark 6:21-43, the young girl brought to life and the woman healed from hemorrhaging, on both cases Jesus stressed on
Faith- "Do not be afraid, have faith....", "Your faith has saved you..."
2. Life is transmitted through Faith
Our response to God’s gift of love is our acceptance of Jesus thus giving us Spiritual life. Faith gives life; that's why
during the pandemic, those who have faith "lived"; they "survived" desperation, which is another form of death.
It is not enough to provide food, clothing, shelter, etc. to have a decent living to our children, we also need to transmit
faith to the future generation. Bring your children to Jesus, to the Church; let Jesus be known not only to our family but
also to the community.
Transmission of faith is transmission of life.
3. Life is supported through Concrete Acts of Charity
Helping our neighbors who are in need will feel that they are loved, that they are significant and that will bring life into
them. Jesus is made known to others by caring for them. When you give, you lose a bit of yourself and that is imitating
Jesus - "that though rich He became poor for your sake" (2 Cor 8:7,9,13-15).
THE CHALLENGE
“Couples for Christ are to be agents of God in the world where there are lots of threats to life."
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From the homily of Cardinal Tagle, Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, during the 40th Anniversary
(1981-2021) of Couples for Christ on June 26, 2021. God be praised!
(For more information about Couples for Christ and it’s Family Ministries, please contact Decenio M. Torricer at 808-385-7024 or visit
www.couplesforchristglobal.org/home.aspx; for CFC Parejas Para Cristo, please visit www.ppc-latinamerica.org )
Christ the King Church
Profit & Loss Budget Overview
July 2021 through June 2022
July '21-June '22 July '20-June '21
INCOME
40000 OFFERTORY COLLECTION $ 529,775 $ 467,007
42000 OTHER REGULAR INCOME $ 62,000 $ 57,548
45000 REVENUE SUBJECT TO GET $ 64,797 $ 96,600
47000 UNUSUAL (NON-SCHEDULED) INCOME $ 24,500 $ 28,775
TOTAL INCOME $ 681,072 $ 649,930
EXPENSE
50000 EMPLOYMENT COSTS $ 306,819 $ 306,831
51000 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $ 7,150 $ 1,800
51500 INSURANCE $ 39,441 $ 38,155
51700 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT $ 14,420 $ 2,000
52000 SUPPLIES AND OTHER SERVICES $ 88,844 $ 88,218
52900 FUNDRAISING EXPENSES $ 20,500 $ 23,850
53000 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE $ 51,000 $ 32,700
54000 UTILITIES $ 78,794 $ 71,466
55000 CONTRIBUTIONS AND ASSESSMENTS $ 117,204 $ 102,228
57000 TAXES $ 1,900 $ 4,020
TOTAL EXPENSES $ 726,072 $ 671,268
NET ORDINARY INCOME $ ( 45,000) $ (21,338)
70000 TEMPORARILY RESTRICTES ASSETS $ 45,000 $ 56,338
NET INCOME $ 0.00 $ 35,000
Reviewed and Approved by the Finance Council on June 22, 2021
We trust, O God, Your promise, providence, and provision. May your Grace be
sufficient for us. We lift this New Fiscal Year to You knowing full well you will
provide all our needs. We thank you, O God, in Jesus Name we pray! AMEN!
Hurricane Preparedness for Persons with Disabilities
June 14, 2021
From the Office for Social Ministry
Now that hurricane season has begun, it is a good time to stock up for essential supplies if you haven’t
done so already. Hawaii’s season of tropical cyclones lasts from June through the end of November. So,
it’s important to be prepared with the necessary items to make it through a natural disaster.
Last year, our islands were spared from the impacts of Hurricane Douglas, which came dangerously close
to the state in July 2020. Although pandemic shutdowns had already forced residents to stock up in
preparation for supply shortages, many were still unprepared, particularly persons with disabilities.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reminds us that “it takes one direct hit, or
even a close call, to have a major impact on daily life here in the Hawaiian Islands.” It’s important that we
get the word out to our vulnerable neighbors the importance of emergency and disaster preparedness so
to keep healthy and safe.
The Americans with Disabilities National Network has prepared various checklists and resource sheets to
include:
• Emergency Food and Water and
• Carry On You Emergency Supplies
The Pacific ADA Center region encompasses Arizona, California, Nevada and Hawaii. Their mission is to
build a partnership between the disability community and the general public. Visit their website
at https://www.adapacific.org/mission
For more information from NOAA’s National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center go
to https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/cyclones/?cpac.CHRIST THE KING CHURCH
Tuition Assistance for Christ the King Church Parishioners
Maui Catholic Schools
School Year 2021-2022
Thanks to the generosity of our parishioners who contribute to the monthly second collection
for Maui Catholic Schools, Christ the King Church is able to offer tuition assistance to children
of parishioners who will attend our Christ the King Child Development Center and/or St.
Anthony Schools in Wailuku for school year 2021 to 2022.
▪ Requirements: Applicants must be registered and active parishioners of Christ the King
Church.
▪ Parents/Guardians and/or students are required to volunteer their time & efforts with
various parish fund raising events (for example, annual bazaar, sweet bread baking,
cleaning & repair projects, etc.).
▪ To be considered for tuition assistance for the 2021-2022 school year, you must have
applied for admission to a Maui Catholic school and paid that school’s application fee.
▪ Tuition assistance application is posted on the Christ the King Church website,
https://www.ctkchurchmaui.org/, or may be picked up in the parish office during business
hours. Please call the office, 808-877-6098.
▪ Deadline to submit completed application is Wednesday, July 14, 2021.
▪ Submit completed application to Christ the King Church office, 20 W. Wakea Avenue,
Kahului, HI 96732.
▪ Tuition assistance is determined on the basis of need, timely submission of the
application and registration forms, and payment of the tuition deposit.
▪ Determination of financial assistance is solely the responsibility of the Christ the King
Church Tuition Assistance Committee.
▪ All information submitted is held in strict confidence.
Thank you for choosing a Maui Catholic school for your child’s education! God bless you.ANNOUNCEMENT CHRIST THE KING CHURCH
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BUSINESS/FINANCE MANAGER Sunday: 6am, 8am, 10am & 6pm
Madelyne Pascua Hispanic Mass: 12noon
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY First Sunday of the Month: Visayan Mass 7:30pm
Mildred Chargualaf WEEKDAY MASS
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLERK Monday through Friday: 7am
Shirley Kusuno
HOLY DAY MASS
CHRIST THE KING 7am & 6:30pm
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER WEEKDAY MORNING PRAYERS
808.877.3587 Monday: St. Damien at 6:30 am
_______________________________ Tuesday: St. Marianne at 6:30 am
DIRECTOR: Wednesday: Our Lady of Perpetual Help at 6:30 am
Carole Arakawa Thursday: Our Lady of La Salette at 6:30 am
SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRPERSON First Friday: 6:30am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament & Benediction
Rodney Ching 7:15am Daily Mass
CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENTS MINISTRY & ORGANIZATION_______________________________________
______________________________________________________________ PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL SERVICE COMMISSION
BAPTISM Chairperson: Dionie Cabias Chair: Kathleen Sacapanio
Baptism Classes are held on the 1st and 2nd Vice Chairperson: Juliet Calpo Bereavement Ministry
Thursday of every month at 7pm in the Secretary: Kat Virgino-Ortogero Grief Support
parish hall. Parents and Main Godparents Food Pantry
must attend these classes. Please call the WORSHIP COMMISSION Hospital Ministry
parish office to register before attending Chair: Carol Ursua Homebound Ministry
classes. Extraordinary Ministers Ministry to Persons in Care Facility
Ushers/Usherette Ministry Outreach Networking Ministry
WEDDINGS Lector Ministry Documentation & Publishing
Couples are to begin the process of Music Ministry Respect Life
personal interviews and Marriage Altar Server Ministry
Preparation Programs with the ORGANIZATIONS
priest/deacon at least six (6) months EVANGELIZATION COMMISSION Assumpta Choir
before the desired wedding date. Please Sr. Angela Laurenzo Bernie Andam – 281-0807
call the office for an interview. Religious Education/Confirmation Cancer Ministry
CONFESSIONS RCIA/Grades 6, 7, 8 Dionie Cabias – 268-8615
Confessions are heard on Saturdays from Yolanda Caniaveral: Youth Ministry Coordinator CTK Filipino Catholic Club
3:30 – 4:00pm, or you may call the parish Pre-Jordan Liezl Oandasan – 268-7856
office to schedule an appointment. Pre-Cana CTK Marian Choir
Couples for Christ: Dec Torricer 385-7024 Paul Pigao – 268-4891
FUNERALS Deacon Cornelio Pulido – Our Lady of Manaoag Hispanic Community
Please call the parish office before making Deacon Kenneth L. Bissen, Jr. – Prayer Group Knights of Columbus
plans with the mortuary. Malyntha Haleyalpiy – Men & Women of the Cross Greg Peros – 276-8771
TEMPORALITIES/FINANCE COMMISSION Sacred Hearts Society
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP – Lucy Peros Stewardship Committee Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet & Ohana
Meets last Friday of each month at Money Counters Sr. Eva Joseph Messina – 244-8123
6pm in the St. Marianne Room Building and Grounds Tongan Community
Parish Annual Bazaar Committee Noa Siua – 385-3934You can also read
