Please join us for Mass at St. Anthony's

Welcome Back to all our parishioners and visitors to St. Anthony's parish.  

There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens.... 

Ecclesiastes 3:1

The public celebration of Mass resumed at St. Anthony's parish on Saturday, May 30th, with the 5 pm Vigil Mass and on Sunday, May 31st, with the regularly scheduled Masses: 6:30 am, 8:30 am, 11 am, 6 pm.

While we are joyful to come together as a Catholic community to celebrate Mass, we are doing so with new restrictions due to the ongoing pandemic caused by the contagious coronavirus disease of 2019 aka COVID-19. Dedicated volunteers from different ministries work together to clean and sanitize church facilities before and after each Mass. 

We kindly ask for your cooperation, patience, and understanding with the below guidelines when attending Mass at St. Anthony's during this pandemic:

 - We are all asked to wear a face covering prior to entering the church.
 - Your usual seat may not be available; please follow the instructions of the ushers.
 - In keeping with social distancing requirements, be mindful of maintaining a six foot distance from other parishioners.
 - There are no hymnals and song sheets in the pews.  Hymn lyrics for Sunday Mass are emailed prior to the start of the weekend Masses to all registered parishioners with an email on file at the parish office. This provides parishioners the option of viewing the song lyrics on their smart phones or printing them at home.
- The weekly bulletin is no longer printed, but can be viewed on our website and is also posted on the Friendship lanai at the church.
- Offertory baskets/bowls are placed throughout the church for your donations and are no longer passed among parishioners.
- If all the seats in the main church are filled, overflow seating is available in the Day Chapel.

Please take a few minutes to listen to Bishop Larry Silva's message as well as some helpful information from the Diocese of Honolulu to help you prepare for Mass. Below is a link to view the videos from the Diocese.  
  

https://www.catholichawaii.org/faithfulandsafe