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General Service Hours

Sundays & Holidays - Orthros 8:30 a.m./ Divine Liturgy 9:30 a.m.

Saturday Great Vespers - 5:30 p.m.

Maui Services -Orthros 9:00 a.m./ Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m.


All services are broadcast online via Facebook Live for those who are not able to attend.


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Register online for your Stewardship Commitment form, please click the link below:

 


Sunday School Registration

Ss. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Pacific's 2024-2025 Sunday School Registration is now available!

All children ages 4 through 18 (grades pre-K through 12th) are invited and welcome to participate and join our Sunday School Ministry.

We kindly ask that you please register your child(ren) for Sunday School by selecting the following link and completing the registration form.

Should you have any questions, you may contact the church office via email or by phone:
 
Ph: (808) 521-7220 

Please Click on Link to Register Online


**Garage Sale - Postponed***

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FDF- Folk Dance Festival 2024 - Anaheim, California President's Day Weekend

Nisiotes Dance Group

First Photo is of Rhodes Costumes in Black Jumper and Kefalonia Costumes in the Black Vests.  Nisiotes Dance Group did Rhodes Dances to commemorate some of the Greeks that started our Parish here in Honolulu.  The dances Nisiotes did were Gaitani, Roditikos, Sousta and Tourkikos.  Second Photo is of Pontos Costumes two different costumes. The Pontos dances Nisiotes did were Yuvarladum, Apo Pen Ke Ka, Leylim Yar, Halay.  (Dianna Graves)


Award Winning Aloha Youth Choir

Congratulations to Aloha Youth Choir! Top prize! Sweepstakes award! So proud of you!  Stelio Scordilis, Choral conductors award, Div 1.


Philoptochos Donation Presentation

Mahalo to National Philoptochos Society and the Aloha Chapter Philoptochos Society for donating $48,000 to Kapiolani Medical Center! The donation will be used to purchase electrocardiogram (EKG) machines for Kapiolani’s future Pediatric Heart Center. The local chapter of the Philoptochos Society, also known as the Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Society, has been supporting Kapiolani for nearly 40 years. Critical care transport, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), oncology care and pediatric surgery are just some of the programs that have benefited from the group’s generosity.

Philoptochos societies put on bake sales and other events to raise money and have now contributed a total of $188,000 to Kapiolani. We are grateful to the National and Aloha Chapters of Philoptochos for their incredible support over the years!


Meetings & classes are conducted via Zoom.

Meeting ID: 694 772 9416
Passcode: 4082650653


 

Please Click Here for the Philoptochos Membership Form

Please complete form and mail the $30.00 membership fee to:

Ss. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Pacific, Attn: Philoptochos, 930 Lunalilo St, Honolulu, HI 96822

Additional donations will go to Philoptochos Local Fund


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καλώς όρισες. Welcome. E komo mai. 歓迎 ようこそ. Panangsabat. Bienvenidos. Добродошли. 

Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Pacific may sound like the grand title of a church reserved for a specific ethnicity, but we are proud to say that our congregation is the most diverse Greek Orthodox parish in the United States. We are Christians of Pacific Island, East Asian, European and African ancestry. We're young and old, rich and poor, well-educated and not-so-well-read, who are unified in our love for each other and our Lord Jesus Christ.