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Celebrating the Feasts of Dedication and Patron
Celebrating the Feasts of Dedication and Patron

November 15 & 22

Celebrate with us the Anniversary of the Dedication of the Church and our patron saint, Queen Emma.

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Go out into the deep
Go out into the deep

Stewardship 2027

Like Simon Peter, we are called to go out into the deep for a greater catch, trusting in God’s goodness.

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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.

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Schola Latina
Schola Latina

Verbum caro factum est

St. Mark’s has a dedicated group of parishioners who enjoy learning ecclesiastical Latin.

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An Advent Vigil of Lessons and Carols
An Advent Vigil of Lessons and Carols

Saturday, November 28

Join us on the Eve of the First Sunday of Advent for this parish tradition of Lessons and Carols ending with Benediction.

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Vigil Mass and Benediction
Vigil Mass and Benediction

Saturdays at 5:00 pm

Join us on the Eve of Sunday for Vespers, Sung Vigil Mass, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

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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.

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Antioch to Ephesus
Antioch to Ephesus

Fall 2026

The expansion of the early Church from Antioch into the Gentile world reveals a community guided by the Holy Spirit, strengthened through suffering, and united in the proclamation of Jesus Christ.

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The Guild of the Annunciation
The Guild of the Annunciation

Hail, Mary, full of grace

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

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The Guild of Saint Benedict
The Guild of Saint Benedict

Lord, Open Our Lips

In addition to the celebration of the mass, Christians since the earliest days have centered their days with prayer and Scripture.

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News from the Rector

Rector's Journal
From the Acolyte Master: Going deeper by serving at the Altar
From the Acolyte Master: Going deeper by serving at the Altar

As a Julian Oblate, I take the same vows that the nuns living in community at the Wisconsin motherhouse take, and that have been common in Western monasticism since the time of St. Benedict: stability, conversion of life, and obedience. Our vows differ not in degree, but only in disposition.

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From the Rector: Speed-Reading the Psalms
From the Rector: Speed-Reading the Psalms

The other day I caught myself speed-reading Vespers. Instead of praying the psalms, I was rushing the psalms, so that I could finish Vespers efficiently and move on to the next task. I forced myself to start Vespers over, taking my time and praying with intention.

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From the Rector: Ecology, Stewardship, and Honey Bees
From the Rector: Ecology, Stewardship, and Honey Bees

This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology. The featured photo is the roof of the Parish Hall. Those who are new to St. Mark’s may not realize that years ago St. Mark’s installed solar energy for all of our buildings, including the rectory. It is one of the primary ways in which we care for God’s creation.

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