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Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Sept. 27, 2024

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Fall is upon us, my quiztastic friends, and the days of the year are going by quickly. So chillax and enjoy this week’s challenge. 1) HEBREW SCRIPTURES What name is given to the anonymous author of the Book of Ecclesiastes? a) Theopholus b) Obadiah c) Quoheleth d) Cephas 2) OCIA Which of these is NOT […]

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Maria Corazon Albano Palafox Aczon, Mary, Star of the Sea Church: Music is a prayer, a gift, a calling

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Viriditas 2: Soul Greening Interviewed by Sister Malia Dominica Wong, OP Hawaii Catholic Herald Music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. My grandmother was my first piano teacher, and I began playing the piano at the age of 3 or 3-1/2. I grew up watching my family […]

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Jenna Marie Cooper: Clarifying marriage nullity process

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Question corner Q: I was married in a non-Catholic wedding ceremony, then divorced years later civilly. Once I became Catholic and wanted to marry again, I got an annulment of the first marriage. My non-Catholic friends and relatives said this was a Catholic cop-out to get around Jesus’ prohibition against divorce, by saying that the […]

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Msgr. Owen F. Campion: Seek God’s help, not earthly gains

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Numbers 11:25-29; James 5:1-6; Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48 The Book of Numbers, the source of the first reading for this weekend, is one of the first five books of the Bible. The ancient Hebrews, and Jews today, attribute these five books, collectively called the Pentateuch, to Moses. Always, however, Moses […]

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Mary Duddy: Remember the works of the Lord

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

The married life Life is filled with many joys, but no one is spared times of difficulties, trials and worry. In these difficult times it is good to reflect on what the Lord has done for us in the past. Remembering the goodness of the Lord helps us have faith and hope in the present […]

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Laura Kelly Fanucci: The mystery, wonder of ‘becoming man’

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Commentary Every week my sons stand in the pew at Mass. Like stairsteps, all five in a row by age and height. Or like a motley crew, mixed together by shapes and sizes. Five boys in the midst of becoming men. They are the reason why the short line tucked within the Nicene Creed catches […]

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Greg Erlandson: Height of COVID also inspired unity

09/25/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Commentary I’d like a show of hands for how many of you tested positive for COVID-19 this summer. Or felt like heck but didn’t have any tests on-hand. Or self-diagnosed your distress as summer flu, even though this isn’t flu season. I thought so. I’m pretty sure I was infected at an otherwise lovely wedding. […]

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HOPE Services Hawaii reaches people where they are

09/11/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Celia K. Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald More than two decades after it became its own nonprofit organization, HOPE Services Hawaii continues to grow and to broaden its efforts to help people experiencing homelessness on Hawaii island. In 2024 alone, the agency has made strides in expanding its network of support sites and has also […]

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‘Sow seeds of love’: Pontiff calls on faithful to overcome divisions

09/11/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Catholic News Service Pope Francis embarked this month on the longest foreign trip of his papacy, a long-planned four-nation apostolic visit to Southeast Asia and Oceania. Among his goals, according to one of the cardinals traveling with the pope, was to “encourage Catholics in all the contexts in which they find themselves.” Filipino Cardinal Luis […]

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Talk story: Helping the poor is a key part of helping the earth

09/11/2024 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

OFFICE FOR SOCIAL MINISTRY “Let us pray for the cry of the earth. If we took the planet’s temperature, it would tell us that the earth has a fever. And it is sick, just like anyone who’s sick. Are we listening to this pain?” (from Pope Francis’ prayer intention video, “For the Cry of the […]

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