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SJPS PARENT NEWSLETTER June 5, 2 02 0 Vol ume 4, Is sue 9

Monday, June 8th to Friday, June 19th

Office Open 9:00 am—1:00 pm

Friday, June 12th

Office Closed: Observance of

King Kamehameha Day

Monday, June 22nd to Friday, June 26th

Office Closed

Monday, June 29th to Thursday, July 2nd

Office Open 9:00 am—1:00 pm

Friday, July 3rd

Office Closed: Observance of

Independence Day

Office hours are subject to change.

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Sunday (June 7 , 2020) Scripture: John 3: 16-18

The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

St. Joseph Church

Schedule of

Masses

Monday—Friday,

6:30 am in church

and live stream

Saturday 7:00 am in

church

Saturday 4:00 and

6:00 pm

Sunday 6:00 am

8:00 am

10:00 am in church

and live stream

12:00 pm

3:00 pm

5:00 pm

7:00 pm

Reflection:

One famous author Graham Greene once said that he would refuse to

believe in a God he could understand. He is much greater that what our

mind can comprehend. The greatness of God indeed surpasses man's

wisdom. A day-old baby is aware of the existence of his mother. When

he cries he is fed, when he lies uncomfortably he is taken up in her

arms. But he has no idea what kind of person she really is, he does not

understand her love for him. The gap between God and people is much

larger. We are aware of God's love for us, because we experience it in

our life and the created world, yet he remains the great unknown.

Whatever we know about him is through Jesus who became man. He

became like us, he was a carpenter, a teacher and a victim of injustice.

People did not see his divinity but in his humanity we received a

glimpse of God's love.

If we cannot understand God because he is beyond our human

wisdom, it is still more difficult to accept the Trinity for it contradicts

human mathematics. It is only Jesus' word that convinces us to accept

it because the Trinity is a divine disclosure. God revealed Himself as

Trinity, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Holy Trinity, One

God in three persons and united in perfect love, is revealed to us in

their love for humanity.

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Our Special Intentions

We pray for…

Our La Salette community.

Family members of Sister Judith Abique, SPC

Repose of the soul of Sister Judith Abique, SPC.

Willy Abique, brother of Sister Judith Abique, SPC.

All the first liners, priests, religious, health workers, essential

workers, families, and everyone around our world.

Mr. Pio Guerrero.

Mrs. Irene Sandry, grandmother of Tania Ma’afala

(SJPS alumni).

Mr. and Mrs. Seiji Tokuda, parents of Ms. Grace (Cafeteria

Manager).

Ms. Sandobal.

Dr. Rick Yamashiro and family. (Counselor and Dean of Stu-

dents)

Genny Inase, cousin of Ms. Sandobal.

God’s healing mercy on Dayen Aguit-Baraero, Anaziel Sua-

sin-Linao, and Renante Fuentes.

Leilani, sister of Ms. Capinpin and her nieces.

Molina Family

Repose of the soul of Junior Bisquera, friend of Ms. Sando-

bal..

Repose of the soul of Regina Salisbury.

Bryce, Jason, and their families.

Peter Akuna.

Mrs. Eileen, (3-5 Paraeducator).

Miles Arbues and Avelino Arbues.

Trinity Rodrigues, granddaughter of Loretta Rodrigues.

(Former SJPS Office Assistant).

For Everett Davis, grandson of Ms. Davis (Junior High

Teacher).

Mr. Roy Quindara.

Mrs. Susan Ganibe., mother of Mrs. Calzada (Music

Teacher).

Mrs. Grace Montemayor, mother of Alfredo (Grade 8).

Mrs. Ashley Rupert and family (former teacher of SJPS).

Mrs. Michelle Izon, (Grade 3 teacher).

Bernie Galang, grandmother of Vincent Young (Grade 6).

Juanito Castro, mother of Father Eric Castro, MS.

Mr. Pedro Corpuz, grandfather of Riley (Gr. 6) and Reese

(Gr. 3) Snyder and family.

As a disciple of Jesus,

it is our Kuleana (responsibility) to live out the

Gospel by serving the community.

We are called to be loving like Jesus, to teach, and to

serve the needs of our brothers and sisters.