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April 17, 2022 / EASTER SUNDAY THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
SACRED HEARTS SCHOOL EARLY LEARNING CENTER
239 Dickenson St. Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 96761
Tel: (808) 661 - 4720 Tel: (808) 662 - 8689
Mrs. Tonata Lolesio, Principal Kawailani Silva, Director
MARIA LANAKILA CATHOLIC CHURCH - 712 WAINE’E STREET, LAHAINA, HI 96761 (808) 661 - 0552 (808) 661 - 1670
SACRED HEARTS MISSION CHURCH - OFFICE ROAD, KAPALUA www.marialanakila.org [email protected]
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THE BEACONS OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH ON THE WESTSIDE OF MAUI
MARIA LANAKILA CATHOLIC CHURCH MASS SCHEDULES
Saturday/Sabado
7:00 AM / 5:30 PM
Sunday / Domingo
7:00 AM/8:45 AM /10:30AM/5:30PM
7:00 PM en Espanol
DAILY MASS Misa Diaria
Monday - Friday 7:00 AM
Tuesday 6:00PM en Espanol
SACRED HEARTS MISSION CHURCH MASS SCHEDULES
Sagrados Corazones Misión Iglesia
Horarios de la Misa
Saturday/Sabado 5:30 PM
Sunday / Domingo 8:00 AM
RECONCILIATION/CONFESSION
Saturday at 4:30 PM
or by appointment
Horarios de la Misa de la Iglesia Católica
Maria Lanakila
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“HE HAD
TO RISE
FROM
THE DEAD”
JN 20:9
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Monday, April 18
READINGS: Acts 2:14, 22-33, 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11, Mt 28:8-15
6:30am Rosary
7:00am Mass
Tuesday, April 19
READINGS: Acts 2:36-41, 33:4-5, 18-19, 20 and 22, Jn 20:11-18
6:30am Rosary 7:00am Mass
Wednesday, April 20
READINGS: Acts 3:1-10, 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9, Lk 24:13-35
6:30am Rosary
7:00am Mass
Thursday, April 21
READINGS: Acts 3:11-26, 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9, Lk 24:35-48
6:30am Rosary
7:00am Mass
Friday, April 22
READINGS: Acts 4:1-12, 118:1-2 and 4, 22-24, 25-27a, Jn 21:1-14
6:30am Rosary
7:00am Mass
Saturday, April 23
READINGS: Acts 4:13-21, 118:1 and 14-15ab, 16-18, 19-21, Mk 16:9-15
6:30am Rosary
7:00am Mass
REMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES
+Mary Ann Baybado, +Cion Sablay, +Dolores Larita, +Consita Bucaneg, +Melchor Pascual, +Pearl Vierra, +Nestor & Rafaela Tanjutco, +Henry Utrillo, +Stanley Abihai, Jr., +Juanito Delos Reyes, +Julia Arzaga, +Anna Dizon, +Sue Kidnay, +Suezette Abihai, +Johnny Espiritu, +Carlos Gando, +Ambrocia Gando, +Melanio Sumer, +Edward Hasegawa, +Tish Perri, +Alice Ross, +Allen & Roland Ibara, +Richard Jarret, +Julie Jankowski, +Walter Rickard, +Allyn Lum, +Poor Souls in Purgatory, +Jacob Lum, Sr., +Jamie Soriano, +Gilbert & Josephine Suetos, +Santiago Delos Reyes, +Mano Doongog, +Ryan Luis Recites, +Elpidio Valdez
Idica
SPECIAL INTENTIONS
Donna Noce & family, Tish Perri, Richard Ai, Jun & Ruby Tanjutco, Roulie & Merlita Andres, Sr., Scott Noce, Cathy, Robert, David and Lori Apo, Andres Macadangdang, Juanito Regadio, , Del Castillo family, Juanito Regadio, Sean Provci, Living members of Provci
families, Living members of the Luptak families,
Mass Intentions will be said
on the Mass requested day
Fr. Kuriakose Nadooparambil, MF - Pastor E-mail: [email protected]
Fr. Robert Ni Ni, MF - Associate Pastor
MISSIONARIES OF FAITH
Sr. Ursolina Santos Asinas (Sr. Rosal), SMF
E-mail: [email protected]
Sr. Ja Len (Sr. Monica), SMF
Sr. Dan Hoang Trang Nguyen (Sr. Mary), SMF
Padre Ornoldo Cherrez E-mail: [email protected]
808 - 879 - 4844 ext. 33
MISSIONARY SISTERS OF FAITH
Parish Secretary - Mary Rosenthal
E-mail: [email protected]
Building & Maintenance Director – Howard Lolesio
Wedding Facilitator – Helen Nelson
email: [email protected]
Outreach Coordinator - Michele Rosenthal Leon
Director of Liturgy – Filomena Binanua
Religious Education Coordinator – Tonata Lolesio
Youth Ministry/Young Adult Coordinator – Maka Secretario
OFFICE STAFF
Pastoral Council President – Joseph Esser Stewardship Coordinator - Marynor Pacleb Parish Finance Committee – Shelley Hee
Building & Maintenance Director – Howard Lolesio RCIA – Sherlyn Dagdagan
Religious Education Coordinator – Tonata Lolesio Youth Ministry/Young Adult Coordinator – Maka Secretario
Director of Liturgy – Filomena Binanua Altar Servers/EM Coordinator/Sacristan (MLC) – Patricia Garcia
Sacristans (SHMC) – Ben & Marieta del Castillo Outreach Coordinator - Michele Rosenthal Leon Cancer Ministry/Usher Director – Carmen Garcia
Sacred Hearts Society – Ana Faiva Bereavement – Afrodesia Omlan
Hospital Ministry – Antonina Rarogal Knights of Columbus – Lorenzo Magana
Latin Community – Charon Pamat/ Mary Mishima Filipino Catholic Club – Lorenzo Magana
Tongan Community – Kalolo Faiva Vietnamese Community – Vuong Bui
Spanish Community – Fr. Ornoldo Cherrez Family Apostolate Coordinator -
Divine Mercy Coordinator – Emily Sana Pro – Life Ministry – Angela Fisher School Principal – Tonata Lolesio
School Board Chairman – Amy Sharp
MINISTRIES AND LEADERS
CAPELLÁN DE LA COMUNIDAD HISPANA DE
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PASTOR’S MESSAGE
First Reading — Peter is an eyewitness: The Lord is risen
(Acts 10:34a, 37-43).
Psalm — This is the day the Lord has made; let us re-joice and be glad (Psalm 118).
Second Reading — All who are baptized, set your hearts on heaven (Colossians 3:1-4)
Gospel — Three witnesses, Mary, Peter, and John; each responds to the empty tomb (John 20:1-9)
READINGS FOR TODAY
SPIRITUAL CORNER
Fr. Kuriakose Nadooparambil, MF
Pastor
THE PASCHAL CANDLE
• “The Paschal candle should be prepared, which for
effective symbolism must be made of wax, never be artificial, be renewed each year, be only one in number, and be of sufficiently large size, so that it may evoke the truth that Christ is the light of the world. It is blessed with the signs and words prescribed in the Missal or by the Conference of Bishops (from the 1988 Circular Letter on the preparation for Easter published by the Congregation for Divine Worship).”
• A glass chimney is recommended to shield the flame of
the Paschal Candle at the Easter Vigil liturgy from the time it is lit until it is safely standing in its place in the church.
THE EASTER DISMISSAL WITH ALLELUIAS
• The dismissal, from the Easter Vigil through the Octave of
Easter, ending with the Second Sunday of Easter, inclusive, should be followed by a double Alleluia! preferably sung. The same is true for the liturgies of Pentecost Sunday and its Vigil. The double Alleluia is not added at other liturgies during the Easter season
THE SACRED
PASCHAL TRIDUUM
Happy Easter. Christ is Risen Alleluia.
Easter date is not fixed as that of Christmas. The Catholic Church has determined the date of Easter since 325 AD. In that year, the Council of Nicaea established that Easter be held on the first Sunday after the first full moon (when night and day are of equal length). This is worked out by ecclesial geographers. Easter is the greatest Christian celebration. Easter season is from Easter Sunday until Pentecost Sunday. Jesus conquered death by rising from the dead. His resurrection is the hope of our own resurrection
In the Gospel of John today we encounter Mary of Magdala going to the tomb of Jesus, finding it empty, and then running to tell the disciples. Peter and an unidentified disciple, almost certainly John, get to the tomb. Peter goes in and sees that the body is not there. There is no comment about the faith of Peter. The other disciple, probably John, goes in and the Gospel says this: Then the other disciple also went in, the one who had arrived at the tomb first, and he saw and believed.
You and I are called to believe and we receive our faith through these early witnesses. This faith must become our own and it must become so powerful that our lives are transformed. We know from the Scriptures that faith may not take away all of our defects or even keep us from all sin, but it does show us the path on which we are to walk: complete trust in the Lord Jesus and a faithful following of His teachings. Christ is risen! Let us walk together with Him into the Kingdom.
Think of what is above, not what is on earth. For you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.” Jesus rose from death and from his tomb with a glorious body. Easter, therefore, means rising from inglorious (sin, shame, and loss of honor) to glorious (newness, dignity, and honor).We lit the paschal candle from the flame of the sacred fire. The light of the Paschal candle represents the light of Christ who dispels all darkness and lights up the world. Jesus says, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but have the light of life” (John 8:12). Easter means surrendering every cloud of darkness hovering over us to the light of Christ in order to walk in the light of life.
To know Jesus and experience the power of his resurrection makes us Easter people. As Easter people, we do not stay in hiding. We are to go out to preach and witness our experience of the life and light of Christ to others. As Easter people, we are bearers of the life and light of Christ which we must share with others. Happy and Spirit-filled Easter to you all!
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Capellán de la Comunidad Hispana de Maui
P. Ornoldo Cherrez
Hermanas y hermanos, la primera y fundamental afirmación de este Día grande es que el Cuerpo del Resucitado es real. Su Cuerpo es real, realísimo, y por eso sabemos que su
Resurrección es real, realísima.
Pedro asegura la verdad del Cuerpo del Resucitado. ¿Por qué es tan importante? ¿No basta acaso, como quieren aquellos teólogos liberales, con afirmar que Cristo fue sincero, bueno, coherente y que nos ha mostrado un camino de solidaridad y servicio hasta el extremo? ¿Qué le agrega la resurrección corporal de Cristo a todo su mensaje, que de por sí es fuerte, bello y capaz de reconstruir a los seres humanos y a la sociedad? Las cosas cambian cuando descubrimos que la vida sobre esta tierra no es todo; cuando entendemos que la maldad no es un problema solamente de disfuncionalidad social que puede repararse agrupando buenas intenciones. La maldad ejerce poder y tiene encanto, y para muchas personas, incluidos nosotros, en muchas situaciones ha resultado que ser malo es deseable, provechoso e incluso deleitable. Todo el Antiguo Testamento es la historia de cómo el bien sensato, condensado en los Diez Mandamientos, finalmente no logra abrirse paso porque el corazón humano es incomprensible en sus arranques de codicia, envidia, soberbia, estupidez o capacidad de crueldad. El misterio de ese mal que es absurdo y sin embargo poderoso, que nos hace daño y sin embargo nos reporta beneficios, nos obliga a bucear en nuestras almas y no contentarnos con una nación ingenua del mal, como si
hacer el mal fuera siempre un asunto de ignorancia del bien.
Una vez que entendemos que ningún daño definitivo se puede causar a los que apuestan radicalmente por el bien, incluso más allá de su propia vida, entendemos también la enseñanza del Apóstol, en la segunda lectura de hoy: hemos resucitado con Cristo, tenemos ya una razón profunda y una fuerza invencible que nos permiten "buscar los bienes de allá arriba". Si la vida sin esperanza es un largo prefacio de infierno, la vida con la esperanza puesta en el Resucitado es una degustación de cielo . Como el discípulo amado hoy somos invitados todos a ver y creer. Palpemos a través de los testigos inmediatos, gocemos a través de sus ojos asombrados, cantemos a través de su voz jubilosa: Es verdad;
ha resucitado; aleluya, ¡aleluya!
Feliz y Bendecida Semana de Pascua Para Todos.
Prima Lectura — Pedro es un testigo: el Señor ha resucitado (Hechos 10:34a, 37-43).
Salmo — Este es el día del triunfo del Señor. Aleluya (Salmo 118 [117]).
Segunda Lectura — Todos los bautizados, eleven su corazón al cielo (Colosenses 3:1-4).
Evangelio — Tres testigos, María, Pedro y Juan; cada uno responde a la tumba vacía (Juan 20:1-9)
LECTURAS DE HOY
RINCÓN ESPIRITUAL
EL CIRIO PASCUAL
• "Se debe preparar el cirio pascual, que para un simbolismo
efectivo debe estar hecho de cera, nunca ser artificial, renovarse cada año, ser solo uno en número y ser de tamaño suficientemente grande, para que pueda evocar la verdad de que Cristo es la luz del mundo. Está bendecida con los signos y palabras prescritos en el Misal o por la Conferencia episcopal (de la Carta Circular de 1988 sobre la preparación para la Pascua publicada por la Congregación para el Culto Divino)".
• Se recomienda una chimenea de vidrio para proteger la
llama del Cirio Pascual en la liturgia de la Vigilia Pascual desde el momento en que se enciende hasta que está de pie de manera segura en su lugar en la iglesia.
EL DESPIDO DE SEMANA SANTA CON ALELUYAS
• El despido, desde la Vigilia Pascual hasta la Octava de
Pascua, terminando con el Segundo Domingo de Pascua, inclusive, ¡debe ser seguido por un doble Aleluya! preferiblemente cantado. Lo mismo es cierto para las liturgias del Domingo de Pentecostés y su Vigilia. El aleluya doble no se añade en otras liturgias durante el tiempo de Pascua.
LO SAGRADO
TRIDUO PASCUAL
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PARISH CORNER
EASTER SUNDAY
“…He went about doing good and healing all those op-pressed by the devil, for God was with him.” (ACTS 10:38)
We can’t give what we don’t have. Open your heart to receive God’s love, mercy and forgiveness. Then, show the same to others. As God’s adopted sons and daughters, we are made in His image and likeness. As Pope Benedict XVI says, “we are made for greatness.” Let our lives reflect His light to others. Pray to live a grateful and generous life. Strive for greatness! We are made for more! We are made for God!
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April 2/3, 2022
MLC & SHM: - $ 7,374.00
2nd collection:
Building and Maintenance Fund : - $ 2,833.00
Hispanic: 1st collection - $ 491.00
Catholic Relief Services: - $ 30.00
Candle: - $ 477.50
Gift Shop - $ 826.00
Weddings: - $ 700.00
Funeral: - $ 330.00
General Donations/Gifts: - $ 135.00
This Week’s 2nd Collection: Building Maintenance
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
PERIOD OF CATECHUMENATE
This is the time in duration corresponding to the progress of the individual, for the nurturing and growth of the catechumens’ faith and conversion to God; celebrations of the word and prayers of exorcism and blessing are meant to assist the process. Saturday, April 16, 2022:
The Great Vigil of Easter at 7:30pm
Our Parish’s ‘Ohana
in Christ
Campaign
progress as of
December
COLLECTED $8,457.00:
32% of our Goal of
$26,780.00
Donation Envelopes are locat-
ed at the entrance of our
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PARISH CORNER
Parish Activities of the Week
April 17, 2022 EASTER SUNDAY MASS:
MARIA LANAKILA CHURCH, LAHAINA
7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 5:30pm
1:30pm (Latin), 7:00pm (Spanish)
April 18, 2022
Bible Study at 6pm at St. Marrianne Hall
The third scrutiny of the Elect April 3, 2022
SACRED HEARTS MISSION, KAPALUA
7:00am & 9:00am
Pope Francis’ Quotes on easter
1. Easter is the feast of hope
“Dear sister, dear brother, even if in your heart you have buried hope, do not give up: God is greater. Darkness and death do not have the last word. Be strong, for with God nothing is
lost!” (Pope Francis, Homily, April 2020 )
2. Easter celebrates the glory of love not of applause and
audiences
“At Easter, God finally reveals His glory: He takes away the last veil and astonishes us as never before. We discover, in fact, that God’s glory is all love: pure love, mad and unthinkable, beyond every limit and measure…True glory is the glory of love, because it is the only one that gives life to the world. Certainly this glory is the opposite of worldly glory, which comes when one is admired, praised, acclaimed. The glory of God, on the other hand, is paradoxical: no applause, no audience. At the center there is not the ego, but the other. (Pope Francis, Angelus,
The Compelling Story of the First Christians
Acts is the story of how a few Christians,
empowered by the Holy Spirit, were chosen to bring
Christ and the Good News to the ends of the earth.
They faced secular forces, internal strife, and hostile
crowds, and despite all of this, they brought the
kingdom of God to a broken world and the love of
God to the hearts of men.
Acts: The Spread of the Kingdom traces how the gospel witness spread outward in waves from Jerusalem, and reveals how the seeds of Church structure and authority took root. Presenter Jeff Cavins shows how the joys and struggles of the early Christians in living the life of Christ apply to us today.
Announcing our next Bible Study:
ACTS - the Spread of the Kingdom
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The Celebration of the Sacraments of Confirmation and First
Holy Communion for those who were attended Rite of Christian
Initiation for Adults (RCIA) will be on Pentecost Sunday, May 23,
2021 @ 10:30 AM in Maria Lanakila Church.
SCHOOL CORNER
Congratulations to all
of our 3rd Quarter
Perfect Attendance
students and their 'ohana.
The first step to success
is to be present and on time.
“Excellence in Education, Foundations in Life"
Congratulations to our 3rd Quarter Honor Roll students.
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