Attention
2021 Envelopes
You will be receiving your 2021 collection envelopes through the mail this time around and it will be mailed to you every quarter. Please notify us if your address changes during the year so we can update your records.
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From the Pastor's Desk
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
The main theme of today’s Scripture readings is Divine vocation – that everyone is called by God to be a witness for Christ by doing something for others with his or her life, using his or her unique gifts and blessings.
The first reading describes how Yahweh called Samuel to His service and how the boy Samuel responded to Him, saying, “Speak, Lord, your servant is listening.” Hence, God blessed him in the mission entrusted to him, and Samuel became an illustrious figure, ranking with Moses and David as a man of God.
In the Responsorial Psalm (Ps 40), the psalmist sings, “Behold, I come to do Your will,” indicating that his vocation is to obey, to do what God commands him to do.
In the second reading, St. Paul explains to the Corinthians that their Divine call is a call to holiness. Hence, they need to keep their bodies pure and souls holy, because by Baptism they have become parts of Christ’s Body and the temples of the Holy Spirit.
In the Gospel, John the Baptist claims that his vocation is to introduce Jesus to two of his own disciples as the “Lamb of God,” suggesting Jesus’ vocation to become a sacrificial lamb to atone for our sins. The disciples followed Jesus to his residence, accepting his invitation to “come and see.” They stayed with him that day. Then Andrew brought his brother Simon to Jesus, presenting him to Jesus as the Messiah. Thus, today’s Gospel also describes the call or vocation of the first apostles and challenges us to invite others to Christ by our Christian witnessing.
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You will be receiving your 2021 collection envelopes through the mail this time around and it will be mailed to you every quarter. Please notify us if your address changes during the year so we can update your records.
Mass Pass 2021
Reservations are being taken now
Please call the office at 877-6098. You will be called back in the order in which it was received. Because of some changes being done to the seating arrangements, we cannot guarantee you will get the same seats. Our Reservationists will contact you during the last week of the month. We appreciate that you do not tie up our phone lines if you have already submitted your reservations.
A Stewardship Moment
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord On this first weekend after the Feast of the Epiphany, the Gospel reading reminds us of Jesus’ baptism. It gives meaning to our own baptism into Christ Jesus.
RCIA
Registration has started and we are still accepting more students. If you have not received your First Communion and/or Confirmation, come join the classes. Want to become a Catholic and receive all three sacraments? Call or come to the Parish Office for more information. 877-6098 and complete our application process.
Worship Resources
Here are some resources for prayer and worship during this time of crisis to stay connected with you faith
- Live streaming of mass from the church at 9.A.M via Facebook Christ the King page with Fr. Gus
- Live from Radio station KPMW 105. 5. with Fr. Nap
- Watch Mass on EWTN (Channel 408) spectrum Cable TV
- On Shalomworld.org you can watch mass every day
- Pope Francis’ private mass from Rome.
- Relevent Radio.
- Download the myParishApp for other resources and to receive communication from us as information is made available
Finding Us
Christ the Kings Church
20 W. Wakea Ave
Kahului, HI 96732
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Office Hours: 09:00a-03:30p M-F
Closed Holidays
Phone #: 808-877-6098
Fax #: 808-873-7669
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