Father Clement Evrard, SS.CC., built a wooden chapel dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus located at the corner of Wilder Avenue and Metcalf Street. At the time, Sacred Heart Parish was an outlying mission (Marquesville mission) of Our Lady of Peace Cathedral in Honolulu.
Bishop Libert Boeynaems, SS.CC., acquired two adjacent lots on Wilder Avenue for the permanent Sacred Heart parish site.
Father (later Bishop) Stephen Alencastre, SS.CC., who succeeded Fr. Clement, secured the services of Honolulu architect Edgar Allen P. Newcomb to design the new church. John Walker, a local contractor and builder, was hired to build the church.
The cornerstone was laid for the future Sacred Heart Church, a Gothic structure constructed with simulated "blue stone" blocks, the first church of its kind built in Hawaiʻi.
Bishop Libert Boeynaems, SS.CC., blessed the new Sacred Heart Church amidst a large and enthusiastic crowd of parishioners and friends. Individual parishioners and parish societies donated the exquisite stained glass windows from Le Puy, France. These original stained-glass windows continue to adorn the church today.
Bachelot Hall was built and dedicated to the memory of the Very Reverend Alexis Bachelot, SS.CC., the first Catholic missionary in Hawaiʻi. It accommodated the increasing number of meetings and activities of the growing parish community.
Bishop Stephen Alencastre formally assigned Sacred Heart Parish to the Maryknoll Fathers who arrived to fulfill their assignment.
The Maryknoll Sisters arrived to open Maryknoll Grade School.
Sacred Heart Church was recognized for its architectural, historical, and social significance and placed on the Hawaiʻi State Register of Historic Places.
The Maryknoll Fathers turned over Sacred Heart Parish to diocesan administration after 71 years of dedicated service.
Sacred Heart Church was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Sacred Heart Parish conducted its Improvements at Heart campaign for renovation and improvements of the church and campus.
The Maryknoll Community Center opened. The 35,000-square-foot, three-story Center is a multipurpose, year-round gathering place for Mass, athletics, school assemblies and special events.
Sacred Heart Church celebrated its 100th anniversary.
Renovations began on Bachelot Hall to transform it into a Performing Arts Center. The official blessing of construction was held on April 27, 2023. Bachelot Hall re-opened its doors in August 2024, marking a new adventure in the Performing Arts Department.
