Sixth Sunday of Easter Acts 8:5-8, 14-17; 1 Peter 3:15-18; John 14:15-21 Once again this Easter season, the Acts of the Apostles furnishes the first reading. In the readings of the weekends earlier in this season, the identity of the apostles clearly has been established. In a critically important way, the apostles exercised the very […]
Sherry Hayes-Peirce: Calling all saints
Catholic Social Tips As Catholics we learn of the powerful presence of the holy men and women who comprise the Communion of Saints. This body serves as a well to draw from when we need protection or help. The devastating flooding and damage from March’s Kona low storms stripped many people of their homes and […]
Christina Capecchi: The gift of shared delight
Twenty Something In the end, after two days of breathless anticipation, the white smoke shared the stage with a seagull. The whole world was abuzz. An American pope! A seagull! With so many eyes trained on the same chimney, the bird had appeared in exactly the right spot at exactly the right moment, amusing spectators […]
Laura Kelly Fanucci: With faith, we are never alone
Faith at Home Family life is hard. In case no one has affirmed that for you lately, let me be the one. Whether you’re in the stage of diapers and bottles, wiping faces and losing sleep or whether you’re worrying about the children who have grown, the now-adults making their stumbling way through a suffering […]
Elizabeth Scalia: Meditating on Mark
It Is Good Because my Lent took a nosedive about two-thirds of the way through, I am still immersed in a project I undertook in order to get my spiritual groove back: writing out the Gospel of Mark, in longhand. It has been a very interesting, instructive and spiritual enlivening experience and I recommend the […]
Pontiff declares in prayer vigil: ‘It is time for peace!’
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Warning against an increasingly unpredictable and aggressive “delusion of omnipotence” threatening the globe, Pope Leo XIV called on world leaders and individuals to empty their hearts and minds of hatred and violence, and to start serving life. “Enough of the idolatry of self and money! Enough […]
Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace: The road to renewal
The historic Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace has been closed for a year as an extensive renewal continues By Lisa Dahm Hawaii Catholic Herald The Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in downtown Honolulu is in the final phase of a years-long total physical renewal — just in time to serve as […]
Pope Leo retraces St. Augustine’s steps in Algeria
By Courtney Mares OSV News ANNABA, Algeria — Pope Leo XIV offered Mass April 14 at the basilica built near the site where St. Augustine died nearly 1,600 years ago, making a deeply personal pilgrimage in the footsteps of St. Augustine in Algeria. “Here the martyrs prayed; here St. Augustine loved his flock, fervently seeking […]
Catholic nurse aims to build network across Hawaii
Vebs Dominguez is the state’s representative in an organization geared toward those in her field By Lisa Dahm Hawaii Catholic Herald Nursing is a difficult profession. For Catholic nurses, the challenges are even more complex as they grapple with ethical and moral issues that arise in their everyday work. Vebs Dominguez hopes to change that. […]
Damien’s new president is grateful, honored to lead alma mater
By Celia K. Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald With a strong background in business and a deep love for his alma mater — not to mention champion-level coaching skills — Damien Memorial School’s new president and CEO is ready to lead the Kalihi campus into the future. Walter “Wally” Marciel, a 1979 Damien graduate, was officially […]
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