Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Annual Diocesan Jubilee Celebration
What: Annual Diocesan Jubilee Celebration
Where: St. Theresa Co-Cathedral
When: Saturday, May 1, 10:30 a.m.
Presider: Bishop Larry Silva
Who will be celebrated: Priests, sisters, nuns, brothers, and deacons in our diocese of their Jubilees, Religious Professions, and Ordination with Mass
R.S.V.P. by April 26 with the number of people attending your group
For more information: Call Jonila Kim in the Office of Worship at 203-6727.
Priests celebrating 25th anniversary of ordination are as follows: Fr. Gordy Carvalho, Fr. Marc Alexander, Fr. Napoleon Andres, M.S., and Fr. Edward Popish, SS.CC.
source: e-news, dated 04/20/10
Monday, April 12, 2010
Congratulations, Fr. Pete Peterson!
Thanks to Melissa Crisostomo for passing this message on to us...
Dear friends:
Fr. Francis 'Pete' Peterson is celebrating his 50th Anniversary as a priest. Many of those years he dedicated to help us keep our marriages alive and energetic with his unconditional love toward our beautiful ministry of World Wide Marriage Encounter. He asked us to send you an invitation to come and celebrate with him at the Diocese Jubilee Mass scheduled for Saturday, May 1st at 10:30 am at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa. He asks for NO GIFTS, but if you insists you can give him a spiritual gift (i.e., dedicate a mass or rosary for him) or send a monetary donation to WWME in his behalf. Please call him if you plan to attend, he will love to hear from you.
His address is:
Fr. Pete Peterson
801 South King St. - 1003
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
808-524-7417
Happy Easter!
(Deacon) Modesto & Aileen Cordero
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Holy Saturday
Good Friday at the Cathedral
Bishop Larry Silva, center
Bishop Larry knelt and kissed the cross
Passing of the cross
Getting ready for communion
Friday, April 2, 2010
Holy Thursday
Bishop Larry Silva, in his homily, stressed the importance of remembering Jesus at the Last Supper and correlated it to remembering of St. Damien who spent his life caring for those afflicted with leprosy; remembering our brothers and sisters in need, the abused and neglected; re-member those far from church, and bringing them back to the church.
It was a very solemn evening. The choir of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace did a great job at singing songs for Holy Week, which its members have sung for years, to commemorate the events in Jesus' life leading to his death and resurrection.
Our Lord Jesus, the Most High Priest, be praised!
