Saint Augustine by-the-Sea, Honolulu

I rated 4 stars because of the parking situation there, we don't like it. No place to park. The Mass was beautiful, the people were friendly, and the choir was amazing!! His voice was so warm and beautiful. Love listening to the natives tongue when they sang, very spiritual. The Father's homily was touching and made me cry. About all the homeless there, being ignored and starving.

Great service. We went there twice during our trip. The morning (10 am) Sunday service had a more traditional Hawaiian vibe from the music and clothing of the aides. Location is very convenient, a brief walk from Waikiki Beach.

We attended Saturday 5pm Mass. Wonderful church with incredible choir. We were warmly welcomed. Father Lane has a special way of keeping everyone attention. I feel thankful that I have attended mass here.

Went for a wedding and IT was amazing very nice church cool breeze flows throughout church with fans and AC. Also there are clean working restrooms to patrons....best part priest did a final blessing to couple in Hawaiian....

I love going to church here. The long time priest, Father Lane.. connects to everyone who comes to service, locals and visitors alike. I especially enjoy his personal addition to the gospel's word of the day. He will walk along the isles and allow you to think about the reading with thoughtful questions and comments. I love the choir and musicians, ..and especially when there is Hula at the alter. The traditional Hawaiian culture is infused into every service with explanations of the history and especially Father Damien and Sister Marianne, now saints, understanding how the Hawaiian island Molokai played such a huge roll during the Leprosy contagion that nearly wiped out most native peoples. There is celebration of life, marriages, anniversaries, graduations, confirmations and baptisms at the alter at any given service. There is so much giving at the local level with the food kitchen and other generosities. And, the view across the street from the church.. the greatest!! I always feel renewed and part of something much bigger than me.