STAY CONNECTED

We will once again celebrate the Day of the Dead, All Souls’ Day, or El Dia de Los Muertos throughout the month of November. This year the celebration will be virtual. If you would like your loved one to be remembered during this time, please email a photo to Pam List at pam@stjulieschurch.org by October 26, 2020. If you cannot send digital contact the Parish office Monday or Tuesday for arrangements. 808.498.3602 or parish@stjulieschurch.org

We respond, “Here I Am, Send Me,” to our baptismal call to mission, and we offer, at the Eucharistic celebration, our prayers and our generous financial support, through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, to continue the mission of Jesus.

We are happy to announce, under the direction of Bishop Robert Barron the following changes starting this weekend on October 17 at the 5:00 Saturday Vigil Mass. Please read the full post for details and remember to register!

Preparing for Surgery? Suffering from an illness? Receive your Sacrament before going into the Hospital. In this time of COVID-19 Pandemic the rules of the hospitals change often, there are times priests and or families are not allowed to visit patients depending on hospital regulations.

For those who missed the parade, the planning committee created an amazing timeline of images and attached them to large tables for cards to view as they approached Father Paul's greeting area. Enjoy the images!