By the diocesan Respect Life Office Special to the Herald Have you ever noticed a memorial for the unborn on your church grounds? If so, when was the last time you meditated or prayed at the memorial for an unborn child or the child’s parents? A memorial for the unborn is a place of love […]
Heralding back: Nov. 12, 2021
NEWS FROM PAGES PAST 50 years ago — Nov. 5, 1971 Every year the Oahu Council of Holy Name Societies sponsors the annual “Meet The Bishop Banquet.” It is a time when Holy Name Members and their families get together to greet their Bishop. This special event will be held at Paradise Park on Nov. […]
Sister M. Esther Pagdato, Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary: The joy of teaching
VIRIDITAS: SOUL GREENING Interviewed by Sister Malia Dominica Wong, OP Hawaii Catholic Herald Wherever I am, I am well-adjusted. The secret is to just do your work for the love of God. Offer everything you do with love and dedication. I joined religious life for my personal sanctification. I want to go to heaven. I […]
Msgr. Owen F. Campion: God always prevails
33RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Daniel 12:1-3; Hebrews 10:11-14, 18; Mark 13:24-32 The Book of Daniel provides the first reading this weekend. Michael, the “great prince” of the angels, is the center of attention. He is one of the few angels who is mentioned by name in the Scriptures. Michael’s role in Daniel was to […]
Kentucky Sisters of Charity confront their slaveholding past
By Ruby Thomas Catholic News Service LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The historic buildings on the motherhouse grounds of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky, were “built by the hard labor of the enslaved men who made the bricks and laid them in place,” said Sister Theresa Knabel, a member of the congregation. “That these buildings […]
Flag for Hawaii Army reservist killed in Iraq, found in Missouri
By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald How an American flag with a photo and dog tag of the late Hawaii Army reservist Sgt. Myla Maravillosa turned up in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2591 in Sedalia, Missouri, a rural city of 22,000, 90 miles east of Kansas City, is a mystery, but those who […]
Brett Robinson: Mary’s message
THEOLOGY OF TECHNOLOGY Information hasn’t always moved at the speed of light. Accustomed as we are to instant communication, it’s hard to imagine that we once had to wait, sometimes for days, for messages to reach us. Before there was email, there was plain old mail that moved from place to place on the […]
Kentucky Sisters of Charity confront their slaveholding past
By Ruby Thomas Catholic News Service LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The historic buildings on the motherhouse grounds of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky, were “built by the hard labor of the enslaved men who made the bricks and laid them in place,” said Sister Theresa Knabel, a member of the congregation. “That these buildings […]
Laura Kelly Fanucci: Remember, it’s not about you
FAITH AT HOME Remember last year when we wanted nothing more than to celebrate with family and friends like usual? Now we’re on the brink of a holiday season with hopes as bright as Christmas lights. But with the return of traditions, travel and time together, we may also encounter the gripes, grudges and jostles […]
Accompany, pray for people with depression, burnout, pope says
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — People experiencing depression often need someone to talk to, and they can benefit from psychological counseling and reading what Jesus has to say, Pope Francis said. “Let us pray that people who suffer from depression or burnout will find support and a light that opens them […]
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