Living the Paschal Mystery

The eucharistic species (the bread and wine) is more than a thing to be reified; it is a eucharistic process, a self-giving of Christ himself so that he is bread broken and wine poured out in service and in love. IT is not enough merely to admire the eucharistic species, though there is certainly a history of eucharistic adoration in our church, and it has a place. To truly celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi, we must become an alter Christus (another Christ) in the midst of the world today, so that we are bread broken and wine poured out for the needs of humanity.

The challenge of the Eucharist is not about spending time in private prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, though that is certainly good. Rather, the Eucharist demands that, as followers of Christ, we, too, allow ourselves to be broken for others, to be poured out. In so doing, we will be emulating Christ and living the paschal mystery. Living Liturgy 2020

The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ June 14, 2020 (Corpus Christi)

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GROWING IN FAITH, HOPE, AND LOVE

1st Reading: Deuteronomy 8:2-3, 14-16

Responsorial: Psalm 147:12-15, 19-20

2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 10:16-17

Gospel: John 6:51-58

A Stewardship Moment Weekend of June 13/14, 2020 Among the compelling Eucharistic themes proclaimed in today’s readings is the notion of “participation” as found in Saint Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, or in other words, putting the Eucharist into action. Good stewards are part of a Eucharistic family that loves, welcomes and serves. An important part of living as a steward comes about in the many ways we can participate in the life of the Church. No matter how much time we have to give, no matter what our skills or interests, no matter what our level of commitment, there is a way to participate as a good steward to enrich our lives and the lives of others to build up the Body of Christ. During this time when people are anxious and fearful, what are we doing to welcome others, and to love and be of service to them. International Catholic Stewardship Council May-bulletin

Family Resources

Choose one of the following activities as a way to further reflect on the Sunday readings: • As a family, find a chalice and some

wafers to represent the host. Practice the ritual and script for Holy Communion. Discuss the history of Eucharist and transubstantiation. Also discuss the tabernacle and the sacredness of Eucharist. Answer questions as they arise.

• Use some Legos® to build a human shape.

Talk about how each piece of Lego® might represent another person in the parish that is part of the Body of Christ. The Church with her members share talent, time and treasure to maintain the Body of Christ. How does that work? Discuss how various talents that parish members share can complete a whole, effective representation of Christ on earth.

• Discuss as a family what it must have

been like to have manna fall, and quail become available where there was no food to be found, evidence of God’s provision. Consider how God has helped your family and whether it was remembered or forgotten. Speculate as to why the Israelites forgot so soon and began to doubt God’s help.

Our Sunday Visitor Lifelong Catechesis

Journal

• How do you approach Holy Communion? Are you intentionally aware of what’s going on during the Mass at this time, or are you spacing out or going through the motions?

• Do you remember your First Communion? Why did you have a strong desire to receive our Lord sacramentally?

• What does it mean to you to know that Christ abides in you?

• Do you view your relationship with Christ as something vital to your survival?

Challenge for the Week

If you’re struggling to crave the Eucharist, fast for two hours before you go to Mass the next time. You definitely don’t have to do this every Sunday, and people who don’t do this aren’t spiritual wimps, but maybe being intentional about your fasting will help you reflect on the importance of Who you’re receiving. LifeTeen Ascend

I am the living bread that came down from heaven, says the Lord;

Whoever eats this bread will live forever

~John 6:51

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Please call the parish office to schedule confession with a priest.

Please wear your

mask and practice physical

distancing

MASS INTENTIONS

REPOSE SOULS

Lenore Ermitanio Florence Montero

George Cruz Arcangel Bernadine Arcangel Atanacio Macalma Rosemary Sagun

Marina Dumlao Garo Josefa Garo

Francisco & Feliza Dumlao Eliseo & Paciencia Bonilla

Luisito & Pepsi Bonilla Ricarte & Norma Gutierrez

Mario, Avelina & Esperanza Dulay Benjamin Gudoy

Mario Piedad David Palileo

Valentin & Estefania Bonilla Robert Knickerbocker

Caridad Fernandez Monica & Benjamin de

Guzman Ralph & Tony de Guzman

Conrado Talicuad

HEALING & SPEEDY

RECOVERY/ GOOD HEALTH

Eleonore Pandaraoan Aurelia Rumbaoa

THANKSGIVING FOR ALL

BLESSINGS RECEIVED

Nena & Dong Joo Kim and family Evangeline Quiroga

BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS &

GIFT OF LIFE

Bernald Espiritu Michael Anthony Courto

Fiona Quiban Eliseo A. Tabios - 79th

Birthday

GET YOUR OWN

HYMNAL BOOKS

There will be no hymnals, missalettes, worship aids, etc.

placed in the pews.

Please bring your own or get the St. Augustine Hymnal

from the Religious Ed Office.

Praise the Lord, Jerusalem

~Psalm 147

Father’s Day Intentions Father’s Day Intentions are now being accepted.

You may mail or drop them off at Saint Anthony Kalihi during office hours.

WEDDING

ANNIVERSARY

Mario and Venus Oriarte 39th Anniversary

St. Anthony Pray for Us

St. Anthony Kalihi will remember the prayer petitions of Rodrigo Alhambra & family

Bernie & Patricio Cristobal

Edward Della & family

Charito Pitpit & family

Clemencio Rarogal & family

Fe Rodillas & family

Estefania Fiesta & family

Gerardo Maranan & family

Lucy Valera & family

Nina Cabanting & family

Josefa Javier & family

Mario & Venus Oriarte & family

Eloree Amian & family

Jeremy Butac & family

Herminia Udasco & family

Agustina Cabalo

Delfinita Benitez & family

Shirley & Dominic Aurelio & family

Rosita & Rosendo & family

Ardolfo & Lilia Caraang & family

Teddy & Profita Espiritu & family

Rosalina Fenis

Flora Antolin

Rosalia Caberto

Leeza Agpaoa & family

Estefania Bayudong

Edna Dela Cruz

Estrella Agustin

Pacquing & Loiselle family

Estrella Jove

Margarita Tabios & family

Rose Tabisola & family

Anita Molina

Felicidad Castro

Aurelia Rumbaoa

Pacita Magbaleta

Benedicta Cabradilla & family

Saint Anthony Novena

June 4—12, 2020

Drop off or Mail to: St. Anthony Kalihi 640 Puuhale Road

Honolulu, HI 96819

Mahalo for your continuing support to

Saint Anthony Kalihi

FUNERAL INFORMATION

Lenore Cristobal Ermitanio June 20, 2020 Saturday Priest: Fr. Arnel Soriano, MS Funeral Mass 10:00 AM St. Anthony Church Burial - Mililani 1:30 PM

Lourdes Ramos Doctolero June 27, 2020 Saturday Priest: Fr. Arnel Soriano, MS Funeral Mass 11:00 AM St. Anthony Church Burial - Valley of the Temples 1:00 PM

NOTE: There will be no visitation hours REMINDERS:

• Face Mask or Face Covering is required • Maintain physical distancing—6 feet apart • No physical contact (no handshakes, no hugs, no high fives) • Sanitize your hands as you enter the church • You may be asked for your name and contact information. This is for

contact tracing.

Please see St. Anthony Kalihi Guidelines posted outside of the church

Thank you for your

cooperation and understanding

FINANCIAL WEEKLY REPORT - ENDING June 7, 2020 6:00 VIGIL MASS (SATURDAY) 307.00 6:30 AM MASS 728.00 8:30 AM MASS 1267.00 10:30 AM MASS 475.00 5:00 PM (May 31, 2020) 385.00 Weekday Offering 67.00

OFFERINGS MASS INTENTIONS 201.00 ST. ANTHONY NOVENA & PETITIONS 809.00 FIRST OFFERING 15.00 HOLY WEEK OFFERING 8.00

OTHERS FLOWER FUND 210.00 DONATION 65.00 ONLINE DONATION 305.00

SECOND COLLECTION GENERAL REPAIR FUND 1112.00 TOTAL 5954.00