Bishop Larry Silva has taken to social media to counter physician-assisted suicide which became legal in Hawaii on Jan. 1. The Hawaii Catholic Conference has produced two video messages from the bishop — one 30 seconds long; the other three minutes long — which have been posted on the Facebook page of the Hawaii Catholic […]
Star of the Sea students use 3D printing for a purpose
Story and photos by Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald In their 3D Fabrication Lab classes, students at Mary, Star of the Sea School in Waialae-Kahala learn how to design and print small items — toys, small models, vases, logos and other items of their choosing. But the students have also turned to a project with […]
Damien Memorial School replaces president/CEO with Christian Brother
The religious order that runs Damien Memorial School in Kalihi has removed its lay president and CEO and replaced him with a member of its order after concerns were raised over the school’s direction. Wes Porter, who was appointed in 2016, has been replaced with Christian Brother Brian M. Walsh, according to a Jan. 3 […]
Young commentary: Inspiration and service: my trip to Kalaupapa
By Cheyenne Yap Special to the Herald “You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve another humbly in love.” (Galatians 5:13) During the first quarter of my senior year in high school, I felt lost. I cried out to Jesus for […]
Newman to host annual prayer for Christian unity
By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Bishop Larry Silva has invited the leaders of Catholic, Eastern rite, Protestant, Orthodox and other Christian churches to an hour of hymns, Scripture and prayer at the ecumenical Taize service in observance of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 7 p.m., Jan. 18, at the Newman Center at […]
Obituary: Maryknoll Sister Irene E. Solzbacher | 1934-2016
Missioner for 65 years served as a psychiatrist on the Waianae Coast Maryknoll Sister Irene E. Solzbacher, a medical doctor and psychiatrist who spent nearly four decades serving in Hawaii, mostly as a psychiatrist on the Waianae coast in the 1980s and 1990s, died Nov. 29 at the Maryknoll Sisters Center in Maryknoll, New York. […]
Obituary: Father Joseph Truong Ky, PSS | 1929-2018
Refugee priest help found Hawaii’s Vietnamese Catholic Community Father Joseph Truong Ky, a seminary professor and Vietnam refugee who helped establish Hawaii’s Vietnamese Catholic Community, died Dec. 30 at Mercy McCune Brooks Hospital in Carthage, Missouri. He was 89 years old and a priest for 59 years. Father Ky was a member of the Sulpicians, […]
Catholic-themed socks offer practical, spiritual support
By Aprille Hanson Catholic News Service LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Some people wear their faith on their sleeve, others on their feet, which is hardly sacrilegious. It is in fact, Sock Religious. Catholic socks are a rarity, but images like Mary, Pope Francis, St. Teresa of Kolkata and St. Joseph can be found at sockreligious.com. […]
Oahu events planned to coincide with World Youth Day events in Panama City
By Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald Since only a small number from the Diocese of Honolulu are traveling to Panama for World Youth Day, Jan. 22-27, a local committee has planned events on Oahu that coincide with the international young adult gathering. “We hope that our local celebration of World Youth Day will be an […]
Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Red Mass, Relics and ‘The Door of Death’
Hi all, There’s a little something of everything in my quiz this week. How many can you answer correctly? 1) Catholic Hawaii In what town is St. Ann Parish on Maui located? Hint: The old sugar town’s Hawaiian meaning references water. a) Wailuku b) Waihee c) Haiku d) Kawailoa 2) Trivia Outside of the Vatican, […]
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