QUESTION CORNER Q: I greatly enjoyed a recent article about our Orthodox brothers and sisters having a valid celebration of the Eucharist. My question is, can the same be said of the Polish National Catholic Church (PNCC)? Given your logic about the Orthodox churches, it would seem to me that the PNCC also has apostolic […]
David Spesia: Eucharistic dynamic is tough, but fulfilling
COMMENTARY Jesus’ entire existence was Eucharistic. If you and I are going to live as his disciples and respond wholeheartedly to the gift of his grace, our lives need to be marked by a Eucharistic dynamic. This Eucharistic dynamic is as simple as it is profound. It emerges most clearly on the night before Our […]
Photo: Confirmation celebration
Msgr. Gary Secor, second from left, and Father Jaime Jose, right, confirmed two adult candidates Feb. 10 at Sacred Heart Church in Waianae: Raywyne Atiga, left, and Raegina Atiga. The Mass was followed by fellowship with family, friends and parishioners. (Courtesy Sacred Heart Church )
Big Island churches host renowned composer for 2 evenings of Psalms
Internationally recognized Catholic composer Francesca LaRosa will be featured at an evening of Psalms with Eucharistic adoration on April 2 at St. Michael the Archangel Church, Kailua-Kona, and April 3 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Papaikou. Both events start at 7 p.m. and are free. LaRosa’s music is played in churches all over the […]
Jaymie Stuart Wolfe : Embrace Lenten practices all year long
COMMENTARY Living liturgically means approaching Lent as a built-in annual retreat. For most Catholics, that takes a time-tested and traditional shape. Prayer, fasting and almsgiving are, after all, the hallmarks of the season. So, we set aside more time to pray. We abstain from meat on Fridays, give up something we enjoy and try […]
Education is key to protecting migrants, religious leaders say
By Kurt Jensen OSV News WASHINGTON — Ask women religious leaders on the front lines of the fight against human trafficking and the exploitation of cheap migrant labor, and you hear less about government programs and more about educating the migrants. “It can happen to anyone anywhere,” Maryknoll Sister Abby Avelino said at a March […]
Saints embrace virtues, pope says
By Justin McLellan Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — The saints are not unreachable “exceptions of humanity” but ordinary people who worked diligently to grow in virtue, Pope Francis said. It is wrong to think of the saints as “a kind of small circle of champions who live beyond the limits of our species,” […]
Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: March 29, 2024
As we prepare to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus, my Easter wish for all my Quizmaticians is that your faith continues to blossom in the days of Eastertide ahead. Here’s my latest quiz to add to the joy of the season. 1) VESTMENTS What color vestments do priests and deacons wear during the Easter liturgical […]
Celebrating 5 years of spiritual nourishment
REFLECTION By Christian Raquepo Special to the Herald What do you ask of God’s church? Faith. What does faith offer you? Eternal life. Our Blessed Lord Jesus has always been to me a faithful friend and brother since the moment I can remember. My grandmother, who turns 94 blessed years on Holy Saturday, taught me […]
Pope recalls early years, looks to future
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Asked to reminisce about his life and where he was at key moments in history, the 87-year-old Pope Francis obliged, but also used the opportunity to talk about the lessons the events hold today and his hope for the future. The book, “Life: My Story Through […]
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