Aloha Cathedral ‘ohana, If there is anything that Keleawe and I have learned with even more clarity over these stay-at-home / work-from-home weeks, it is that we have a very special and hard-working lean, meanContinue reading
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Join the reading of “Songs my Grandma Sang” by Presiding Bishop Curry
Looking to pick up a little spiritual reading with an opportunity for personal reflection? Join Mtr. Heather in the Cathedral ʻCongregational Readʻ of Songs my Grandma Sang, written by Presiding Bishop Curry, who takes usContinue reading
A Message from our Vicars, September 2, 2020
Dear Cathedral ‘ohana, We continue to find ourselves working and worshiping from home during this stay-at-home period here on O‘ahu. Our Cathedral doors continue to be closed but our virtual services are thriving! Find usContinue reading
A “Virtual Cathedral” for Students at St Andrew’s Schools
With St. Andrew’s Schools grades 4-12 engaging in distance learning to start off the year, students will be attending Cathedral via Zoom once a week. If they cannot come to the Cathedral, then the CathedralContinue reading
Volunteering at Wallyhouse
Cathedral member and frequent volunteer Victor Young writes about his experiences volunteering at Wallyhouse, an outreach effort by Catholic Charities and based at St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Kalihi and affiliated via the Third OrderContinue reading
A Message from our Vicars, August 12, 2020
Aloha kākou, The Hawaiian and English language used in our services speaks to Hawai‘i‘’s place and people of all ethnicities and cultural backgrounds. We live together in our beautiful island home and love and embraceContinue reading
Crown Prince Albert Kamehameha
Prince Albert was born on May 20, 1858 at the residence of Ihikapukalani, which his father had built for his mother. As Crown Prince and heir apparent to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawaii,Continue reading
A Message from our Vicars, August 5, 2020
Aloha and blessings, Cathedral ʻohana, here we are again with the suspension of in-person worship. Itʻs heavy on the heart, but absolutely a no-brainer. Choosing to be safe, keep safe, and respect the guidance forContinue reading
Cathedral services suspended once again due to COVID-19
A message from our Vicars: Dear Cathedral ‘ohana, Out of an abundance of caution, in consultation with the Bishop, and with respect to the Mayor’s directive to monitor and maintain gatherings of ten people orContinue reading
A message from our Vicars, July 29, 2020
Ke hoʻomaikaʻi aku nei au i koʻu Akua i nā manawa a pau aʻu i hoʻomanaʻo ai iā ʻoukou; I nā pule a pau aʻu no ʻoukou a pau, ua pule nō au me kaContinue reading