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Friday February 11, 2011
Day one of the confirmation retreat:
Tonight was a fun and fulfilled night. To start off we checked in and were assigned to the our cabins then after went to the hall to do a collage of our personality. Then after that we did confession, and to end the day we had a great time meeting new faces, and just seeing everyone have fun. Now to see what's in for tomorrow.

Saturday February 12, 2011
Day two of the confirmation retreat:
Today was the most fun days yet. From the talks about family, and relationship, to self-esteam those talks were deep, and they were all talking about forgiveness, after we ate lunch and then we went on the odyssey while it was raining but we all had a blast. From Team Epic to Team Team, they all had fun. Even though some students didn't go on, they had fun watching and taking pictures. After that we all rushed back to cabins to shower cause we all were soaked. Then we had dinner, mass then our bonfire. While we were at the bonfire we made our smores and played a game called "Chuby Bunny", that participants that were in the game was Elaine, Kanisa, Keoni, 'Auli'i, Janelle, Jake, and Brennon. They all looked funny. Then we watched a movie. All of us went back to the cabins and got our blankets and pillows, instead of watching the movie some of us we sleeping because we were so tired.

Sunday February 13, 2011
Day Three of the confirmation Retreat (Last Day-closing mass)
"Good Morning guys, its time to get up" "Rise-n-shine"
Its time to pack and its almost breakfast, Sunday is here and all the students had an exciting time at the retreat. Everyone joined us at our closing mass at St. Michael's church. Had testimonies from Noah Nellis, Jeren Dingal, and Dale Aquino. The youth sang wonderfully and did a wonderful performance of Lean on Me.

Thank you all for joining our mass and thank you students for attending the confirmation retreat. Thank you Sts. Peter and Paul, OLS, and Paige Thomas for joining us. Hope to see you guys next year or in the neat future.

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1 Pound Snack!

Kalua Pig Fundraiser * Imu- Underground Oven * Kalua- To Bake in a ground oven On August 21, 2010 the World Youth Day members made a Kalua Pig Fundraiser. Their fundraiser was really successful and they sold everything. They had Kalua Pig and rice pudding and everything went. On Friday August 20, 2010 they men the prepping with the help of the women. They wrapped the pork butt with foil and placed them into baskets to put them in the imu. Boy were those baskets heavy! The baskets weighed about 80 something pounds! They youth had so much fun that they wanted to do it again. They slept over one night to be there by 5AM and they worked! I can tell you that they had fun cause everyone worked really hard. Also a visiting priest came and help. Father Feugo came out and helped and he said "I haven't seen this much meat in my life"
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New Web Designer

New Web Designer as of July 6, 2010 @ 12:52

Keoni Kaaiawaawa

Aloha ‘O Keoni Kaaiawaawa kou inoa
No Waialua, Oahu mai au
Hele au i ke kula ki’eki’e o Waialua
Lilo au i Graphic Designer.

Aloha my name is Keoni and I will be the new Web Designer for the churches website. Just a little info on me. I am a Sophomore at Waialua High School and I am also class president. I am very involved in my class, church, and in my Hawaiian Culture. Any way thats a little bit about me. Hope you enjoy the site!


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Following Fr. Damien's Vision

Feeding the homeless on Easter sunday has been more rewarding than most of us expected. I work closely with the youth and young adults and I haven’t seen a greater service response from them. Geena Pinacate, one of the young adults leader said, she enjoyed her Easter Sunday because she was able to serve and have fun. She is extremely excited that she will be joining us on the Molokai Pilgrimage next weekend.


She also said that she is eager to visit Blessed Fr. Damien’s tombstone. At that same time, I thought about Fr. Damien and his extrodinary dedication of caring for the lepers. Fr. Damien ministered to lepers and cared for all of them. I envisioned myself as Father Damien, helping those outcasted similarly to the lepers. His message is the reason why I was feeding the homeless on Easter Sunday and should be an example for our all people whether we be Christians, Jews, Muslim or any other religion.



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Cross Walk 09' Celebration.

At St. Stephen Church in Nu’uanu, catholics from all parts of Oahu celebrated Palm Sunday vigil. The mass then was followed by a Cross Walk 09’ after party Celebration hosted by InHim Ministries. I was accompanied by Geena Pinacate one of our youth leaders at St. Michael. The celebration kicked off with an uplifting praise and worship, then we were recognized for being involved in the cross walk.



Afterward, we celebrated mass with Fr. Marc Alexander, one of the three priests that was involved in the cross walk. After Mass, we ate spaghetti and had a lot of yummy desserts. At the end, Geena and I represented St. Michael and received a special black and gold cross walk shirts for being the ones to bear the cross in Waialua.
Click here to view the letter from OSM.

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Youth/Young Adult Hawaii Cross Walk

WEDNESDAY, March, 25, 2009

The cross arrived at Ka’ena point 11:00am with Fr. Marc Alexander bearing it and handing it over to the Young Adults of ROL (Resurrection of the Lord). Meanwhile, ROL was joined by the Youth/Young adults of St. Michael Parish, making the cross walk group 15 people strong. The sun was blazing hot as they reached to Haleiwa town. Fortunately, a parishsioner from St. Michael Parish passed out water and bananas to the cross walker to fuel up. One of the particpants said “the bananas were a boost of God’s Holy Spirit that kept him going through out the whole walk.” As they reached the middle point of the course ROL made it their pit-stop and was relieved by the youth of Our lady of Sorrows. St. Michael Parish and Our lady of Sorrow finished the course ending up at Sts. Peter and Pul church, Waimea Bay.




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The morning started early for the Youth and Young adult of St. Michael and Sts. Peter and Paul as they were involved in the Hawaii Cross Walk 2009. They began walking from Ka’ena Point to Sts.Peter & Paul, Waimea Bay which is about 19 miles and approximately took 8 Hours. Jesus said to them in prayer during to pick up the cross and follow him. The cross walk will continue tomorrow at 8 AM. If you are interested contact Jeremy 389-8897. Schedule is attached below. We will be back on the roads tomorrow. show your support and horn your horns!

March 26 Thursday
Sts. Peter & Paul to Kualoa Ranch (8 hours, 20 min. 25 miles)
Kamehameha Hwy.

Central (4 hours)
8 a.m. Sts. Peter & Paul,
1. 8:20 Sharks Cove, 59448 (Sunset School crosswalk),
2. 8:40 Sunset Beach,
3. 9 Kahuku Motor cross Track (yellow sign, mauka),
4. 9:20 Fruit Stand (across Waile? Beach Pk.),
5. 9:40 Fruit Stand (Kahuku Land Farms),
6. 10 Turtle Bay Resort entrance,
7. 10:20 Fruit Stand (across golf course, by “R” sign),
8. 10:40 Fumi’s Shrimp Farm,
9. 11 Kahuku Hospital/Bridge,
10. 11:20 Malaekahana Bridge,



ROL and St. Michael Parish group picture at Sts. Peter and Paul.

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Molokai Pilgrimage Meeting

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Youth/Young Adult Choir Practice

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