VIRIDITAS: SOUL GREENING Interviewed by Sister Malia Dominica Wong, OP Hawaii Catholic Herald Following Jesus the Good Shepherd as our inspiration and model, we live our daily lives in a contemplative way. As Jesus, the Good Shepherd set aside the ninety-nine to look for the one lost sheep, so do we Religious of the Good […]
Mary Duddy: Humor at the dinner table
THE MARRIED LIFE My mom used to say it was the Lord’s sense of humor that she had to cook for a large family since she never liked to cook. She had the one-hour rule for dinner. That is, it had to take one hour or less to prepare. She didn’t want to spend all […]
Putting fish in the fryer for two good causes
Come enjoy the best-fried fish you’ve ever had and make new friends while supporting two great causes. The Knights of Columbus Council 6307’s Lenten fish fry, 5-7 p.m., March 6 at St. Anthony Parish Hall on Makawao Street in Kailua will raise money for students in financial need at St. John Vianney and St. Anthony […]
Father Kenneth Doyle: What is a good Catholic Bible? What if my family isn’t with me in heaven?
QUESTION CORNER Q: My wife realized that my Bible is not Catholic when I could not locate the Book of Sirach in it. What is a good Catholic Bible, with a contemporary translation from Greek? (My ultimate preference would be a Catholic Bible with the Old Testament translated from Hebrew and the New Testament from […]
Photo: A blessing for the sick
Bishop Larry Silva imparts a blessing on an altar server during Mass for the World Day of the Sick, Feb. 11, the memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes, at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa. The liturgy included the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick for those seriously ill. The Order of Malta, Honolulu Auxiliary […]
Katie Prejean McGrady: The inconveniently necessary Lent
WINDOW SEAT WISDOM I hate Lent. I don’t like the color. I’m much more a green and white than a purple and gray type of gal. I don’t like the music. Everything is in a minor key, somberly plodding along like we’re all walking to our grave. I don’t like the length of the season. […]
Sherry Hayes-Peirce: The death of Kobe: grieving on social media
CHURCH SOCIAL TIPS There continues to be a lot of debate on the merits of using social media for reaching the religiously unaffiliated and growing our members as evidenced by a recent article in the National Catholic Register titled “Catholics reflect on 10 years of the Good, Bad and Ugly of social media.” On the […]
Deacon Will Friese: The Lord didn’t want me … I thought
I AM A DEACON I’m a deacon. Who would ever have thought that would happen?! Well, it did, just five short years ago. This wasn’t something I ever planned to do. I had already retired twice, first from the Air Force in 2003, and again from federal civil service in 2014. I always figured that […]
Knights bring tidings of comfort food and joy
There were so many reasons not to do it. It’s on Christmas Day. It’s going to be a lot of work. It’s going to be expensive. It will take away volunteers from their families. Where are you going to cook the food? How will you transport the food? Who’s going to pay for the gifts? […]
Heralding back: Feb. 21, 2020
NEWS FROM PAGES PAST 50 years ago — Feb. 27, 1970 Needle and Thread Were Busy at CYO Art Workshop Sunhild Hampson receives an assist from Sister Susan Glass, M.M. (right) of the CYO Art Department. For more than forty people on Saturday afternoon, the CYO Art Workshop held at St. Patrick’s Auditorium provided a […]
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