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Cathedral members and friends have asked for prayers for the following people:
Celina, Richie, Cathie, Jim, Gayle, Terence, Mark, Tad, Lu, Joan, Lynn, Thelma, Luisa, Paulie, Brice, MaryO, Phil, Pat Ed, Cliff, Kilani, and Howard.
Christ, look upon us in this city; keep our compassion fresh and our faces heavenward lest we grow hard.
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Notes, Reminders, etc.
The Rev. Martin Smith gave us much to consider in this week's Peggy Kai Lecture. Come hear more at the upcoming Wednesday Lenten Series.
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| Calendar Highlights | |
Friday, 7 March
Holy Eucharist
7:15 am - 8:00 am
Peace Chapel
Noontime Concerts
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
The Concordia Chamber Choir, NY
Pacific Peace Forum
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Von Holt Room
Saturday, 8 March
Yoga with Derek Meier
8:15 am - 9:30 am
Davies Hall
A Quiet Day for Men with Fr. Martin Smith
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
St. Andrew's School Malulani Gallery
Justice & Outreach Youth Workshop
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Davies Hall
Kids of Hawaii
Vigil Eucharist
5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Peace Chapel
Sunday, 9 March
The First Sunday in Lent
Holy Eucharist - Rite I
7:00 am - 7:50 am
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Children's Nursery on Sundays
7:45 am - 11:45 am
Davies Hall at St. Andrew's Cathedral
Holy Eucharist - Rite II with the Hawaiian Choir
8:00 am - 9:00 am
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Ka `Eukalikia Hemolele
Godly Play Children's Gathering on the Square
9:00 am - 10:00 am
St. Peter's Church Loft
Adult Education at the Dean's Forum
9:20 am - 10:10 am
Von Holt Room
Sung Eucharist - Rite II with the Cathedral Choir
10:30 am - 11:50 am
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Aloha hour of fellowship follows this service
Emmaus Journey
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Priory Activity Room
Cathedral Matinee Concerts
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Organ Concert by Michael Hey
Choral Evensong
5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
The Cathedral Choir
Monday, 10 March
Holy Eucharist
7:15 am - 8:00 am
Peace Chapel
Harmony, Health & Wellness Program
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Davies Hall
Tuesday, 11 March
Holy Eucharist
7:15 am - 8:00 am
Peace Chapel
Bell Ringing Practice
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Cathedral Bell Tower
Wednesday, 12 March
Ember Day
Yoga w/Cassandra
8:15 am - 9:15 am
Davies Hall
Dean's Book Club
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Dean's Office
Bible Study with Rev. Susan Sowers
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Von Holt Room or Rev. Susan's Office
Holy Eucharist
12:15 pm - 1:00 pm
Peace Chapel
Evensong
5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Lenten Soup & Discussion
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Von Holt Room
Compline
8:30 pm - 9:15 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Thursday, 13 March
Holy Eucharist
7:15 am - 8:00 am
Peace Chapel
Centering Prayer
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Clergy Vestry
Yoga with Derek Meier
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Von Holt Room
Friday, 14 March
Ember Day
Holy Eucharist
7:15 am - 8:00 am
Peace Chapel
Noontime Concerts
12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Emily Haswell, mezzo-soprano
& Megumi Kurachi, piano
Saturday, 15 March
Ember Day
Vigil Eucharist
5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Peace Chapel
Sunday, 16 March
The Second Sunday in Lent
Holy Eucharist - Rite I
7:00 am - 7:50 am
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Children's Nursery on Sundays
7:45 am - 11:45 am
Davies Hall at St. Andrew's Cathedral
Holy Eucharist - Rite II with the Hawaiian Choir
8:00 am - 9:00 am
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Ka `Eukalikia Hemolele
Godly Play
Children's Gathering on the Square
9:00 am - 10:00 am
St. Peter's Church Loft
Adult Education at the Dean's Forum
9:20 am - 10:10 am
Von Holt Room
Sung Eucharist - Rite II with the Cathedral Choir
10:30 am - 11:50 am
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Aloha hour of fellowship follows this service
Emmaus Journey
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Priory Activity Room
Evensong
5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
The Cathedral Men's Schola
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Clergy, Staff, and Chapter
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The Episcopal Diocese of Hawai'i
The Right Rev. Robert L. Fitzpatrick
Bishop of Hawai'i
The Cathedral of St. Andrew
Clergy
The Very Rev. Walter B.A. Brownridge
Dean
The Rev. Susan R. Sowers
Associate for Pastoral Care
The Rev. Dcn. Kaleo Patterson
Deacon
Program Staff
John Renke
Canon for Music
Dr. Susan Lukens
Director of Christian Formation
The Rev. Daniel Benedict
Ecumenical Associate
Administrative Staff
Charmaine Bernard
Administrator/Office Manager
Natasha Dator,
Dean's and Parish Secretary
Eric Banaticla
Sexton
Mabel Gallegos
Saturday Sexton
Chapter
The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Fitzpatrick
President
The Very Rev. Walter B.A. Brownridge
Vice-President
Debbie Nakanelua-Richards
Senior Warden
Andrew Jackson & Christopher Bridges
Junior Warden
Elizabeth Conklin
Treasurer
Leianne Lee Loy
Clerk
Class of 2015
Stanley Yon
Devin Alford
Roth Puahala
Class of 2016
Ann Reimers
Priscilla Millen
Kathy Xian
Class of 2017
Leianne Lee Loy
Paulette Moore
Harry Spiegelberg
Diocesan Representatives
The Rev. Paul Lillie
Mr. John Decker
The Rev. Brian Grieves
Ms. Erlinda Butay
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Lent Brings Changes
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Our Liturgy Helps Us Prepare for Easter Joy!
The Season of Lent is a time of repentance, introspection and prayerful preparation for the Paschal Mystery of dying and rising with Christ. This Mystery is liturgically and spiritually enacted as we celebrate in the great Triduum of Holy Week (Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil).
During Lent, together with the catechumens who are being led to the sacrament of initiation, we listen more intently to the word of God and devote ourselves to prayer and acts of charity as we prepare to renew our baptismal promises at Easter. In our liturgy, music is more austere and reflective of the season. The Alleluia is not sung or said until the Easter Vigil. The Gloria is said only on a few important feasts in Lent. Use of the organ is limited to accompanying singing and occasional voluntaries, and the choir's role is also more reserved. What a joyful noise it will be when Easter arrives!
You'll notice other liturgical changes during the Season of Lent. Our service leaflets will guide us through the services each week, but isn't it nice to be reminded of these changes ahead of time! Starting on Ash Wednesday, we will be using Eucharistic Prayer A. Note that on the First and Fifth Sundays in Lent we will begin with The Great Litany. The Collect of the Dayfollows the Litany, and then we continue with the Liturgy of the Word. The Great Litany is our most comprehensive form of prayer, including asking for the forgiveness of sin, and so the Prayers of the People and Confession of Sin are omitted on those two Sundays.
On the other Sundays of Lent the service begins with The Penitential Rite, whichincludes the Confession of Sin. It is the custom that all who are able kneel when the Celebrant says, "Let us confess our sins..." Once the absolution is given, everyone stands for the Kyrie. After the Kyrie, the Celebrant continues with the Collect of the Day. On these Sundays, Form I of the Prayers of the Peoplewill be sung at the 10.30 am service.
In Lent we conclude the service on a more contemplative note as well. After the Post-Communion Prayer, the Celebrant says, "Bow down before the Lord." At this point, all may kneel for the Prayer Over the People, which is offered in lieu of a Blessing in Lent. Then, all stand for the Dismissal. In order to maintain the spirit of a quiet ending, there is no Hymn after the dismissal. The procession leaves the cathedral and goes onto the lanai to greet the people.
We are excited about all that is planned in Lent as we prepare heart, mind and spirit for sharing in Christ's Resurrection. In addition to the special speakers for our Wednesday night Lenten Program and Sunday morning Dean's Forums, we are also starting our Sandwich Ministry as a way of tangibly sharing ourselves with those in need. For many, Lent is a favorite season of renewal. In whatever personal or corporate Lenten disciplines you choose this year, may we all actively enter into a Holy Lent.
Lenten Blessings from the Dean and staff...
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| Adult Formation at the Dean's Forum | |
Light for our Path from Monastic Wisdom
9:20-10:10 am Sundays in Von Holt Room | |
There is a deep current interest in insights from the monastic tradition that can illuminate our spiritual journey today. In three forums, The Rev. Martin Smith will look at ways in which monastic spirituality can help us with the questions 'what does it mean to be an authentic person? What kind of human being does the life of the Gospel enable us to become?'
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| Noontime Concerts | Friday, 7 Mar. 2014, 12:15 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
The Concordia Chamber Choir, New York
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The Concordia Chamber Choir, under the direction of Dr. Jason Thoms, is the top choral ensemble at Concordia College-New York in Bronxville, New York. This 10-mixed ensemble is auditioned from the members of the Concordia Tour Choir, and represent students from across the College's academic programs. In the past 7 years, choirs at Concordia have performed in 47 states, and 2 Canadian provinces, performing in over 170 churches and schools. In the past week the Chamber Choir has performed 3 concerts, 3 school assemblies and for 3 worship services across Oahu before singing at the Noontime Concerts series at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Their program is entitled "Nani Ke 'Li'i Ki'eki'e" and the ranges from a Pachelbel Magnificat to Shaker and Sacred Harp music to some traditional Hawaiian music (sung in Hawaiian). The concert also features soprano soloist, Treva Foss (voice faculty at Concordia) and bass soloist, Dr. Jason Thoms.
Upcoming Music at the Cathedral
Sunday, 9 March 3 pm
Hawaii Chapter of American Guild of Organists
Ninth Annual Organ Concert
Michael Crisostomo Hey
Sunday, 9 March 5.30 pm
Choral Evensong
The Cathedral Choir
Friday, 14 March 12.15 pm
Noontime Concerts
Emily Haswell, mezzo-soprano & Megumi Kurachi, piano
Sunday, 16 March 5.30 pm
Choral Evensong
The Cathedral Men's Schola
Friday, 21 March 12.15 pm Noontime Concerts
All-Bach Organ Recital by Sgt. Brian McCarthy
Sunday, 23 March 5.30 pm
Choral Evensong
The Cathedral Choir
Friday, 28 March 12.15 pm
Noontime Concerts
Emily Haswell, mezzo-soprano,
Padraic Costello, countertenor & Megumi Kurachi, Piano
Sunday, 30 March 5.30 pm
Choral Evensong in Memory of Canon John McCreary
The Diocesan Choir
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Wednesday Lenten Program
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Wednesdays in Lent - 12 Mar. to 9 Apr.
10 am Dean's Book Club
11 am Bible Study
12:15 pm Holy Eucharist and Healing
5.30 pm Evensong and Holy Communion
6.15 pm Lenten Supper and Program
Ministry from the Heart with The Rev. Martin Smith
In these three sessions, Martin Smith will help us explore the relationship between our experience of intimacy with God and our call to service, outreach and evangelism. Our outgoing lives as Christians can become a set of tasks unless we can experience for ourselves the grace and presence of God as the source of our motivation. Join us for a conversation about the 'mystical core' of ministry.
8.30 pm Sung Compline
Sunday Forum in Lent - 9 Mar. to 6 Apr.
9:20 am Light for our Path from Monastic Wisdom
Fr. Smith & Fr. Allan
Light for our Path from Monastic Wisdom
There is a deep current interest in insights from the monastic tradition that can illuminate our spiritual journey today. In three forums, Martin Smith will look at ways in which monastic spirituality can help us with the questions 'what does it mean to be an authentic person? What kind of human being does the life of the Gospel enable us to become?'
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The Children's Gathering on the Square
Sundays, 9 am to 10 am
St. Peter's Loft
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The program takes place in The Loft at the back of St Peter's Church, from 9am to 10am on Sunday mornings. It is appropriate for children who are curious about the bible stories that they hear in church, enrolled in pre-school through the 6th grade of school. Older children are welcome to assist as 'helpers.'
Mar. 9. The Mystery of Easter (a.k.a. Lenten Puzzle). Today we hear the story of the Mystery of Lent. We hear this story just as Lent begins to remind us that a change is coming and that we are about to enter another mystery. This time of waiting is like Advent, but it is even longer because the mystery it prepares us for is an even bigger mystery - Easter! The 'story' is really a puzzle of 6 pieces in the shape of a cross to represent the 6 weeks of Lent. It is purple on one side, the color of waiting, royalty and seriousness. On the other side, the puzzle is white, the color of pure celebration! That is the paradox of the season - it is both serious and somber but promises pure celebration in the resurrection.
Because many of the children have not had the opportunity to be marked with ashes for Lent, we will explore how this ash came to be, and what it signifies for Christians in the Episcopal tradition. Karin Tamura will visit our class today to take our photographs for the St. Peter's Church directory.
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Michael Crisostomo Hey in Concert
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Ninth Annual Organ Concert
Sunday, 9 Mar. 2014, 3 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Presented by the American Guild of Organists, Hawaii Chapter |
 "Flashy and exciting" are just two of the words used to describe Michael Crisostomo Hey's performance of Jean Guillou's technically demanding "Toccata" at the 2012 National Convention of the American Guild of Organists in Nashville, TN.
Currently in the Masters program at the Juilliard School studying under Paul Jacobs, Mr. Hey is a full-tuition recipient of the Alice Tully, the Bidu Sayao, the Noble Foundation, and the Juilliard Organ scholarships. He presently serves as Assistant Organist at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Manhattan and is under great demand by numerous chamber ensembles in the New York area. He will perform masterworks of Bach, Ives, and Reger as well as his own transcriptions of works by Smetana, Shostakovich and the delightful "Children's Corner" of Claude Debussy.
The concert is free and a calabash offering will be received. More information may be found at www.agohawaii.org or by calling Karl Bachman at 721-3468.
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Sunday, 9 Mar. 2014, 5.30 pm
St. Andrew's Cathedral
The Cathedral Choir
Sunday, Mar. 9, 5:30 pm, Choral Evensong at the Cathedral of St. Andrew will feature the music of English composer Richard Farrant (1525-1580). Cathedral Director of Music, John Robert Renke, will lead the St. Andrew's Cathedral Choir in this moving service. Evensong has been sung in Cathedral Churches for centuries and, through prayer and song, offers to God our thanks for the day that is past and seeks the light of God's presence through the coming night. All are welcome. Parking is free. Calabash offering gratefully accepted.
Service Music
Hide not thou thy face Farrant
Hymn 144 Lord Jesus, Sun of Righteousness
Psalm 103 Pye
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis Farrant in G minor
O God, whose nature and property Wesley
Hymn 150 Forty days and forty nights
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Online Giving Coming Soon
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The Cathedral is pleased to announce we will soon have an electronic option for making regular offerings. Contributions will be able to be debited automatically from your checking or savings account or processed using your credit or debit card. Our new electronic giving program offers convenience for you and much-needed donation consistency for our congregation. More details to follow.
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The Order of the Daughters of the King
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Sunday, 9 Mar. 2014, 4 pm
2nd Floor Conference Room
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Submitted by Cassandra Pinnick
casandrodgers@msn.com
Are you called to be a Daughter of the King?
The Order of the Daughters of the KingŪ (DOK) is a spiritual sisterhood of women dedicated to a life of Prayer, Service and Evangelism. The Daughters of the King was founded in 1885, as an order for women (lay and ordained, married, partnered and single) who are communicants of the Episcopal Church. A prospective Daughter engages in a twelve-week period of study and discernment, and then takes vows of Prayer and Service, which is the focus of their work.
A twelve-week study period will commence at the Cathedral, with an introductory meeting for women who wish to know more about the Order of the Daughters of the King, to be held this Sunday March 9th at 4pm in the Second Floor Conference Room. In the meantime, please feel free to contact Dean Brownridge or the undersigned about this important new ministry in our Cathedral life.
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Diocesan Chrism Mass and Education Day
| Saturday, 5 Apr. 2014
Open to all Clergy and Lay people |
Chrism Mass
9:00 am - 10:30 am in St. Andrew's Cathedral
Education Day
10:30 am - 3:00 pm in Davies Hall
Lunch will be servedThe annual Chrism Mass of the Diocese will be held on Saturday, April 5, at 9:00 a.m., at the Cathedral of St. Andrew. At this service, the Bishop blesses the oils of chrism (for baptism), healing, and the catechumenate, and the clergy take a portion of these oils back to their own churches for use during the coming year. Following the Chrism Mass will be an educational day. Special Guest speaker is the Rev. Kevin E. Martin, retired Dean of the Cathedral of St. Matthew in Dallas, TX, and current Congregational Development Officer for the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma. Martin is considered one of the foremost experts on congregational development. He is the author of two books, "The Myth of the 200 Barrier" and "5 Keys for Church Leaders", and has written numerous articles on leadership and congregational vitality. Deadline to register is March 27, 2014. Please see website for more information: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e8s9jyrl135d958b&llr=gzyju9bab
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