THE HEART OF THE DIOCESE

​The Cathedral of St. Andrew and surrounding buildings provides meeting spaces for many Diocesan events, including regional confirmations, ordinations, conventions, Council meetings and workshops.  The Diocesan Support Center is located on the second floor of the Memorial Building, and graciously shares expenses for its maintenance.  The Cathedral also values its neighbors that form the Queen Emma Square Community and includes the St. Andrew's Schools.  Click HERE for more information about this special community.

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​The Cathedral of St. Andrew

The Cathedral is the seat of the Bishop and heart of the Diocese.  The Cathedral also serves as the Chapel for St. Andrew's Schools.

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​Aloha Reception Tent

The Aloha tent serves as a gathering place for after service fellowship and other functions.

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​Memorial Hall Cloister

Housed along the breezeway to the entrance of the Cathedral and Diocesan offices,  are meeting and storage spaces.

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Memorial Building:
​Cathedral Office & Diocesan Support Center

The Cathedral Office, Von Holt room and entrance to Tenney Theater are located on the bottom floor of the Memorial Hall. Upstairs are the Diocesan Support Center and meeting rooms.  

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5
​Tenney Theater

Speakers, workshops, meetings, and other events are held here. 
​It is also home to the Honolulu Theater for Youth where students practice and perform.

6
​Parke Chapel
​(St. Paul's Episcopal Church)

Parke Chapel is also home to St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

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​The Cathedral Fountain

The iconic Cathedral fountain fronts S. Beretania Street, welcoming all.  
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Memorial Garden​Columbarium

Laid to rest are Cathedral members along with past Bishops of Hawai'i.
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​Memorial Garden Courtyard

The grassy courtyard is located between The Cathedral
​and Davies Hall.

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​Davies Hall

This large hall hosts many church gatherings and events.
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​The Bell Tower

The bell tower, with its winding steps, houses 8 bells from 600 pounds to a ton each. 
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​Cornerstone

The Cathedral's cornerstone was laid by King Kamehameha V on March 5, 1867.
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