St. Joseph Catholic Church
Served by the Blessed Sacrament Congregation!
Served by the Blessed Sacrament Congregation!
The Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal is a united effort that supports the vital ministries of our Church across the islands. It is an opportunity for all Catholics to come together in faith and generosity, Sharing God’s Gifts to carry out Christ’s mission in our communities today.
If you haven’t already given or pledged to the Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal, please consider doing so now. Envelopes are available in the Literature rack or from the hospitality ministers or by visiting the Appeal.CatholicHawaii.org
Thank you for your prayerful support and generosity!
The new Religious Education season is upon us, so we are appealing to you to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity!
Who should be interested in Religious Education? Let’s see:
-If you are an adult and are not Catholic and desire to explore the Catholic Faith and Baptism,
-If you are an adult and Baptized, but somehow never received the Sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation,
-If you are a Teenager who desires to study Our Faith or you are Baptized and never received the Sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation and you want some teen fellowship,
-If you are a Teenager and want to study to deepen your faith,
-If your Child (7-12) has received the 3 Sacraments and you want her/him to continue to grow in the Knowledge of the Faith,
-If your Child (7-12) has not been Baptized or has not received Holy Communion and Confirmation,Then Religious Education is for you!
Then Religious Education is for you! Deacon Charley, 808.935.1465 or cmapa@rcchawaii.org
Deacon Charley,
808.935.1465 or cmapa@rcchawaii.org
“Are you a young adult between the ages of 18-39 years old? Are you looking for a Catholic community of like minded young adults? We would love for you to join us at any of our EPIC events. Please see our flyer, follow us on Instagram for the latest updates!”
Catholic Stewardship is the commitment to be Christ-centered and grateful to God. It involves living out gratitude, justice, and love by using God's gifts wisely and sharing them generously.
"Where your treasure is, there also will your heart be."
---Matthew 6:21
Legacy Sunday is an invitation to reflect on the values and faith you wish to pass on to future generations. Through thoughtful planning, you can care for your loved ones, ensure your wishes are honored, and leave a legacy that reflects your faith and gratitude for God's blessings.
What is leagacy planning?
Legacy planning is the process of preparing for the future by creating or updating important documents such as a will, trust, powers of attorney, beneficiary designations and health care directives. It provides peace of mind for you and your family while ensuring your intentions are clearly communicated.
I don't consider myself wealthy. Is legacy planning still important?
Absolutely. Legacy planning is not about the size of your estate--it is about caring for the people and causes that matter most to you. Every adult should have a plan in place, regardless of age or financial circumstances.
Can I include my parish or another Catholic ministry in my plans?
Many Catholics choose to include their parish or Catholic ministry in their estate plans after providing for their loved ones. These planned gifts become a lasting expression of faith and gratitude and help ensure that the ministries they cherish today continue to serve future generations.
Where can I learn more?
The Hawaii Catholic Community Foundation is available to provide educational resources and information about: Wills and trusts, Powers of attorney, Beneficary designations, Charitable gift planning, Health care directives, Other legacy planning resources.
For more information, please Contact:
Hawaii Catholic Community Foundation
Phone: 808-585-3331
email: hccf-admin@rcchawaii.org
Website:
http://www.hawaiicatholiccommunityfoundation.org/legacy-society/
"As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God's varied grace." -1 Peter 4:10
Every gift we receive from God - our faith, our families, our talents, and our resources - is entrusted to us for a purpose. Through thoughtful legacy planning, we have an opportuity to care for those we love while continuing to share God's gifts with future generations.
Please remember St. Joseph Parish in your will!
The Knights of Columbus will meet this coming Tuesday for their regular meeting at St. Joseph Church starting at 6 pm.
Sr. Avia and Sr. Ursula wish to remind you that you can always submit your prayer intentions to us via our webpage.
https://holytrinityhermitage.com/
May God bless you.
Parents & Guardians
In the Event of an Emergency:
MANAGE YOUR GIVING ONLINE
St. Joseph Church uses the online portal Vanco for our online giving and can be viewed by accessing the parish website and clicking the online donation button or clicking donate now button below.
For those of you who have considered online giving yet never tried ...now’s the time! Please go to our VANCO site and set up a new user account with them. MAHALO
Thank you
for your support of our parish!
