My dear Herald quiz-takers, Now that we have put 2020 behind us, it’s time to start with a clean slate … of no wrong answers on my quiz! Let’s see how you do with this first quiz of the new year. -H.C. Harold [forminator_quiz id=”24770″] PRINTABLE VERSION 1) Current Events True or False: Bishop Larry […]
Nancy Wiechec: The fig
FOOD FROM SCRIPTURE A symbol of security, prosperity, faith Velvety soft on the outside with sweet crimson flesh within, the fig is a captivating food that makes its biblical debut in Genesis. Could the fig have been the forbidden fruit Adam and Eve ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil? According […]
In Nigeria, nun cares for children labeled as ‘witches’
By Valentine Iwenwanne Catholic News Service UYO, Nigeria — Three years after taking in 2-year-old Inimffon Uwamobong and her younger brother, Sister Matylda Iyang finally heard from the mother who had abandoned them. “Their mother came back and told me that she (Inimffon) and her younger sibling are witches, asking me to throw them out […]
Report finds no evidence of alleged murders at Vermont orphanage
By Cori Fugere Urban Catholic News Service BURLINGTON, Vt. — Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan Dec. 14 released the results of an investigation into allegations of abuse and murder at the former St. Joseph’s Orphanage in Burlington. The report is “substantially consistent with the outcomes of the previous investigation … that took place in the […]
Pope on Christmas: Share hope, promote peace, give vaccine to all
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — On a Christmas like no other, Pope Francis prayed for people who could not be with their families because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but he urged everyone to recognize and help those who are suffering even more. From inside the Hall of Blessings — a long, […]
Pope says God gives all the task of being peacemakers
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — As the Catholic Church celebrated World Peace Day Jan. 1, Pope Francis offered prayers for the people of war-torn Yemen, especially the nation’s children left without education and often without food by years of civil war. Reciting the Angelus from the library of the Apostolic Palace, […]
Patrick Downes: A continuum of spiritual care
COLUMN-BARIA* Bishop Larry Silva wasted little time. On Sept. 15, the same day Gov. David Ige signed Act 022 (20), he delivered the news “with great joy” to Hawaii’s pastors. What’s to be joyful about during a pandemic? A new law that will allow Hawaii churches to build columbaria, public structures for the keeping of […]
FATHER SCOTT BUSH | 1950-2021
Priesthood was second, much richer, career for island-born vocation By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Father Scott Bush, an Oahu-born, part-Hawaiian former moving company manager who left a business career to embrace God’s call to priesthood, serving more than 25 years in parishes on the Big Island and Oahu, died Jan. 2 at Island Hospice […]
A priest’s Christmas prayer for his people
Submitted by Hawaii pastors to the Hawaii Catholic Herald during the second week in Advent “That Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith; that you, rooted and grounded in love, may… know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge…” (Eph 3:17-19) May we have strong loving faith to meet the challenge of the present. […]
Guest commentary: Oh come let us adore
By Janet Hochberg Special to the Herald This commentary serves as a “save the date” notice for the 48th annual Hawaii March for Life to be held virtually via Zoom, 4-6 p.m., Jan. 22. Bishop Larry Silva will be among the speakers. That evening, the Knights of Columbus will be the only group making the […]
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