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Eucharistic Celebration
Daily
Mon-Fri: 6:30AM 5:30 PM
Saturday & Holidays
7:30 AM
Weekly
Saturday: 5:30 PM (Anticipated)
Sunday: 6:30 AM 8:15 AM 10:15 AM
11:45 AM 5:30 PM
3:00 PM All Mandarin Chinese Mass **every third Sunday**
First Friday Adoration 7:00PM - 9:00PM -
Sacramental & Devotions
Reconciliation
Daily(Except Sunday): 5:05 PM - 5:30 PM
Call office for appointment
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Daily: 4:00 PM Vespers: 4:35 PM
First Friday Adoration: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Morning Prayer (Lauds)
Daily: 7:30 AM
Holy Rosary
Daily: 5:50 AM 5:00 PM
Divine Mercy Chaplet
Daily: 6:10AM Saturday 5:10 PM
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
Monday: 6:15 AM 5:15 PM
Baptism, Wedding & Funeral
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Eph 2:1-10Responsorial Psalm PS 100:1b-2, 3, 4ab, 4c-5Gospel LK 12:13-21
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Catholic Link
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This week we talk about the Suffering Servant, Christ who suffers for us so we can find Him in our... The post Hold Fast | Liturgy Live 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time appeared first on Catholic Link.
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The upcoming feast days in November, All Saints Day and All Souls Day, we will remember with hope all those saints... The post Why Do Catholics Bury Their Dead? appeared first on Catholic Link.
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Historical Introduction We call the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed the Nicene Creed. The Nicene Creed is professed every Sunday at Mass in... The post The Nicene Creed: Explained! appeared first on...
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Some time ago I wrote Part One of this article and then promised a Part Two. I stalled on writing... The post What If I’m Not the Prodigal Son? (Part 2) appeared first on Catholic Link.
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As we celebrate and rejoice over the canonization of Pope Paul VI, we would like to share a few videos... The post Why Is St. Pope Paul VI Called “The Pilgrim Pope”? appeared first on Catholic...
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Our Mission of Aloha
Mary, Star of The Sea Parish is to give love, direction and support to all members of our community as we seek ways to follow Christ in our quest for eternal life. The Parish believes that it must evangelize, exclude none, communicate openly, show compassion and mercy to all, and follow Mary, our Star (HOKU) as she leads us in our mission.
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Weekly eBulletin
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October 14
Please read the letter from Most Reverend Larry Silve to ll Parishioners regarding October designated as Pro-Life month in the United States Catholic Church, to focus on the extremely important issues related to defending the lives of the unborn, of the sick and elderly, and of all who are vulnerable. -
October 8
Come join our Octoberfest on October 27th Saturday 5:30PM to 9:30PM. Delicious food, cold beer, Oompah Band and dancing $45 - Adults / $25 - Children (4-14) Tickets are on sale at the Church entrance after Mass and at the Church office during the week. This will continue our fundraising to upgrade the cafeteria to accommodate multi-purpose church and school functions. Mahalo for your support! -
September 21
Beginning with the 2019-2020 school year, MSOS Grade School will include a KINDERGARTEN program. Our upper school will now become a K-8 Catholic School. The MSOS Grade School Kindergarten will align directly with the Grade School’s curriculum, standards and pedagogy. We are excited to have the opportunity to provide this new entry-level Kindergarten experience to new families who wish to join our Mary, Star of the Sea Grade School Ohana. Read our Pastor's announcement on this Sunday's Bulletin. -
August 22We will be closed Thursday August 23rd and Friday August 24th due to Hurricane Lane. Please note that all parish related activities are cancelled. There will be only 1 Mass on Thursday 8/23 at 7:30AM. No Mass on Friday 08/24. We will notify you should we need to make additional closure announcements. God bless and be safe!
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August 3
This reality should give us something more than ordinary optimism. It should give us a supernatural joy, in ALL circumstances. But that takes work. When I was a teenager my mother used to tell me, “joy is a choice.” She was right, and reflecting on those words throughout my life has helped me to become a joyful man. She didn’t say “feeling good is a choice.” I doubt very much that St. Paul was always feeling “tip-top” when he was in prison awaiting his beheading, but he was joyful. Much of what he wrote while in chains was brimming with joy. He wrote things like, “Rejoice in the Lord always!” “Have no anxiety at all!” “I may be struck down but I’m not destroyed.” and “In all these things we are more than conquerors!”
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Celebrating the Nativity of our Blessed Mother
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Eucharistic Adoration