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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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May 3
The story of the resurrected Jesus on the shore in today’s Gospel highlights the personality of the fervent, impassioned Peter. Peter, impulsive, the first to approach the Lord; Peter the first to enter the gravesite and behold the cloth wrappings that had embraced our Lord. We ask ourselves, who is this apostle Peter, once informed of the Gospel presence, who rushes to approach the mystery? It is that part of me that, at the urging of another, will rise to greet the Lord, as Peter did also at the beginning of the Gospel when his brother Andrew had informed him of Jesus’ presence.Read More -
April 28
The Holy Gospel that the Liturgy presents to us on this second Sunday of Easter, is one of the most well-known, discussed, and appreciated — the meeting of the Risen Lord with St. Thomas. Jesus’ response to Thomas, after he recognized Him as ‘My Lord and my God’, has a mysterious fascination that must relate not so much to the disciples—those who ‘have seen’—but rather to those, like us, who were added to their number after- wards. ‘You have come to believe because you have seen me. Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.’ (Jn 20:29)Read More -
April 28
Dear Sisters and Brothers: A JOYFUL, LIBERATING EASTER! What an extravagant love God has for us, His beloved children! Every year, we are given the grace-filled opportunity to celebrate and enter deeply into the great mystery of Christ’s passion, death and resurrec- tion. This is God’s own doing, the only way He could save us from eternal damnation for disobedience by our first parents that we all share. Jesus Christ was born for us. Jesus Christ lived for us. Jesus Christ died for us. Jesus Christ rose from the dead for us!Read More -
March 6
As Catholics, we like anonymity. We like to blend into the crowd. We don’t wear yarmulkes like Orthodox Jews, or plain clothes like the Amish. We can generally go unnoticed. Until Ash Wednesday. With that big, ashen cross on our foreheads, everyone knows who we are. It’s a sign that says, “Look at me! I’m a Catholic!” What can you do? You can hide your ashes or wash them off. But, we’re all about seizing the moment here, so I want to challenge you to “rock your ashes” instead. Here are five reasons why you should keep your cross and wear it proudly on Ash Wednesday.Read More
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Weekly
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Acts 16:11-15Responsorial Psalm Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9bGospel Jn 15:26—16:4a
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