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High Mass
High Mass

Sundays at 11:00 am

The Sunday 11:00 am High Mass is the highlight of each week at St. Mark’s when we worship God in the beauty of holiness.

Vigil Mass and Benediction
Vigil Mass and Benediction

Saturdays at 5:00 pm

Join us on the Eve of Sunday for a Sung Vigil Mass ending with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

The Faithful Departed
The Faithful Departed

Jesu Mercy, Mary Pray

Rest eternal grant unto them, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them. Join with the Guild of All Souls as we remember the faithful departed at our Requiem Masses.

Holy Hour and Latin Mass
Holy Hour and Latin Mass

Verbum caro factum est

Every Wednesday Holy Hour begins at 11:00 am in the St. Mary Chapel, and at 12:00 noon Low Mass is celebrated in Latin at the High Altar.

 
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Stewardship Campaign 2026
Stewardship Campaign 2026

Pledge Online

Our stewardship theme reminds us that when we support God’s mission, we are only doing that which we ought to do.

The Guild of the Annunciation
The Guild of the Annunciation

Hail, Mary, full of grace

Learn more about Marian devotion, the Holy Rosary, and our parish Guild of the Annunciation.

Colloquy Online
Colloquy Online

Theological Conversations

Colloquy is rooted in the Latin word colloquium which means conversation. Join us as we host a colloquy online on theological topics significant to Christians.

Christmas Flowers and Music
Christmas Flowers and Music

The Holly and the Ivy

Every Christmas our altars are adorned with beautiful flowers and our liturgies enjoy high quality music.

Christmas Gifts for Responsive Caregivers
Christmas Gifts for Responsive Caregivers

Spreading Christmas Joy

St. Mark's is once again sharing Christmas joy with Responsive Caregivers of Hawai'i, providing over 100 gifts for their Christmas party.

Children’s Catechesis
Children’s Catechesis

Family Ministry

Learn more about catechesis for children and their families including Sunday School and the Sacrament of Holy Baptism.

 

News from the Rector

Rector's Journal
From the Rector: Stay Awake for Advent
From the Rector: Stay Awake for Advent

These past two Sundays we have enjoyed amazing worship. I want to thank the acolytes, musicians, ushers, and hospitality ministers for all of their hard work. Our celebrations of the Feasts of Dedication and Christ the King were spectacular, complete with rousing hymns, beautiful anthems, attentive servers, welcoming ushers, and delicious refreshments.

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From the Rector: Looking Ahead to a New Church Year
From the Rector: Looking Ahead to a New Church Year

Last Thursday the Vestry had our final meeting of 2025, and at the meeting we adopted the budget for 2026. The Vestry will share the budget and other reports at the 2026 Annual Meeting on Sunday, January 18. After High Mass, lunch will be served, and the meeting will be called to order at 12:45 noon. Please mark your calendar, because in addition to electing Vestry members, we will also be electing diocesan delegates. In 2026 there will be two diocesan conventions.

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From the Rector: Holy Souls, Diocesan Profile, Love of the Poor, and Marian Titles
From the Rector: Holy Souls, Diocesan Profile, Love of the Poor, and Marian Titles

November is the month of Holy Souls when we ponder Christian mysteries such as heaven and hell, the resurrection of the dead, and the advent of Jesus Christ. All Hallows-tide begins the month with All Saints and All Souls, and in some churches that enjoy the daily mass, free days in the liturgical calendar of November are celebrated with requiem masses. The last Sunday of the liturgical year is November 23, when we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King in conjunction with the Feast of the Holy Sovereigns, and by November 30 the First Sunday of Advent will be upon us.

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