Stewardship Season

The cathedral has entered an important period of transition and change. Deans Mark and Dan have moved on to the next chapter of their lives, and that, in turn, initiates our move into a different sort of reality, one involving uncertainty and a degree of feat and risk.

But, in fact, we are just where Jesus wants us to be. He calls us in and through our current circumstance to trust his guidance and mercy and to look to the future with resurrectional eyes. As baptized persons we live the Paschal Mystery, that is, the fact that the one who died and rose again will always bring us to a place of light and life. Ponder this: the future of the cathedral, then, will be blessed by the Risen Lord.

During this time when we are considering our pledge to the cathedral, Jesus asks us to trust that your financial investment in the future of the cathedral in the coming year will both be a part of his blessing to you and a faithful support to his mission carried out by all of us in the cathedral community. Your pledge, then, is an act of trust in the Author of our salvation and in his presence and work in and through our parish community.

Please be filled with prayer and generosity as you make your 2023 pledge.

Bishop Frank

Daylight Savings Time Ends

November 06, 2022

Don't forget to turn the clocks back one hour before retiring Saturday evening. Daylight saving time ends at 2:00am Sunday morning November 6. You may have heard that the U.S. Senate has unanimously passed legislation that would make daylight saving time permanent in 2023 (the "Sunshine Protection Act"). However the bill has still not passed through the House of Representatives or the President. 

The Feast of All Saints and All Souls

Sunday, November 06, 2022 

Said Mass at 8:00 am | In-Person only

Choral Mass at 10:00 am | In-person & online

We are remembering in a special way all those who have left this world and whom we hold dear in our hearts. Bring a picture or memento of a loved one and place it on the High Altar near the Blessed Sacrament. After the service, you may choose to leave your mementos and photos for the month of November, where they will be placed on a special altar of remembrance in the style of Latin American folk culture.

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10 AM Service Leaflet

Christian Education with Mother Lyn

"Practicing the Presence"

This Sunday, November 06 after the 10 am service

in the Parish Office and online

FEELING HOPELESS OR POWERLESS?

There are times when our personal lives or the world around us convince us that we are powerless over any of it. Come to Adult Education after the 10 am service on Sunday when Mother Lyn will help us explore what Jesus and Hawaiian spirituality have to say about it all. Rediscover that we are powerful people who can make a real difference in life. Jesus said, “ …the one who believes in me, will also do the works that I do and in fact will do greater works than these.” John 14:12

Compline

Sunday, November 06 at 8 pm

Join us this Sunday evening for a contemplative service of candlelit prayer sung by the St John's Cathedral choir. Followed by a time of fellowship and food.

Vestry On-Call

Michael Tracy

Vestry members are partners with clergy, encouraging the growth of community and the establishment of common ground in the spiritual life of the congregation. Parishioners are always welcome to speak with these individuals on Sunday morning; they assist in making sure our questions, comments, or concerns are heard.

Now Accepting Donations for our Turkey Drive!

Your donations will be used to buy turkeys for our upcoming Food Pantry on November 19. Give online or in person. Envelopes are available on the welcome table and can be placed in the offering plate.