My coronavirus-coping friends, This quiz is about you! I’m highlighting some of the good news we’re hearing about Hawaii Catholics during this tough time. Be well! —H.C. Harold Interactive Quiz: (Question 2 had two correct answers: a and b) Printable Quiz – April 17, 2020 1) Service Mask- and glove-wearing Fathers EJ Resinto, Alfred […]
Father Richard G. Malloy, SJ: What do we mean by ‘spiritual Communion’?
COMMENTARY “Sacraments are those signs that achieve in human hearts and lives what they signify to human minds,” University of Notre Dame theologian Jesuit Father Brian Daley once said. At this time of the coronavirus pandemic, most are unable to receive physically the Eucharist, the sacrament of holy Communion at Mass. Some want to know […]
Heralding back: April 17, 2020
NEWS FROM PAGES PAST 50 years ago — May 1, 1970 Small group of pastors and principals meet with Joe Tonascia, chairman of accounting systems committee, to identify problems in present school accounting system. Left to right: Sister Betty Ann Maheu, Administrative Assistant, Catholic School Dept.; Sister Anita Smith, principal of Maryknoll Elementary School; Brother […]
Msgr. Owen F. Campion: The Lord lives! He lives today
SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Acts of the Apostles 2:42-47; 1 Peter 1:3-9;John 20:19-31 As almost always in the Easter season, the Acts of the Apostles furnishes the Liturgy of the Word with its first reading. Acts claims to be, and scholars assume it indeed to be, the work of the Evangelist who wrote St. Luke’s […]
Ordination still on, location has changed
The ordination of seminarian Ese’ese Tui to the transitional diaconate continues to be scheduled for 6 p.m., May 15, Bishop Larry Silva announced April 7, but the venue has changed from the Co-Cathedral of St Theresa to Tui’s home parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Ewa Beach. Normally, local ordinations are scheduled for […]
Sarah and David Herrmann: Flourishing-in-place
Photo by Josh Applegate on Unsplash EMBRACING FAMILY Who would have ever thought that our lives would have changed drastically over the past few weeks? Many of us look back at 9/11 as a day that changed history and the lives of each one of us. Amid the fear and anguish, we also saw our country unite, and […]
Sherry Hayes-Peirce: A time for Divine Mercy
CHURCH SOCIAL TIPS This April marks the 20th anniversary of the proclamation by Pope John Paul II of the Second Sunday of Easter as Divine Mercy Sunday. The pope’s declaration coincided with his canonization of Polish saint St. Faustina Kowalska. Her visions of Jesus inspired the image and have become synonymous with devotions to the […]
Easter stories: A family faith affair
Though the pandemic has put Easter Vigil initiations on hold, two Oahu families are eager and waiting to become Catholic By Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald For Tiffany Welch, it was a surprising statement by her preschooler. For Jason and Victoria Castiglione, it was going on a marriage retreat. Both experiences led these Hawaii residents […]
Prayers during the time of the coronavirus
Compiled by the diocesan Office of Worship These suggested prayers are for the faithful of the Diocese of Honolulu to join together in solidarity. We pray for all the sick, the caregivers, the dead, and for all those affected in so many different ways by this pandemic. Also included below are directions on making a […]
Virtual Catholic high school for Oahu’s north shore in the works
The idea of a web-based St. Michael High School is sounding like a pretty good idea about now By Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald With COVID-19 sweeping the country and much of the world, students everywhere have switched to both social distancing and distance learning. But online schooling isn’t a new idea for St. Michael […]
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