By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Hawaii Catholic Herald’s reporter-photographer won three national Catholic Press Association writing awards at the Catholic Media Convention June 3 in St. Louis, Mo. A Herald columnist was also a winner, and the newspaper itself received top recognition for front page design and for its coverage of young adult Catholics. […]
Women deacon study not the first, but might answer questions
By Carol Zimmermann Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — When Pope Francis accepted a proposal at the Vatican May 12 to form a commission to study the possibility of women serving as deacons today, it generated plenty of buzz. The pope’s agreement on the idea — raised by members of the International Union of Superiors General, […]
Letter to the Herald: Reasons to ordain women deacons
Pope Francis has accepted a proposal to form a commission to assess the merits of ordaining women as deacons in the Roman Catholic Church. Here is one male Catholic in the pews who applauds and hopes the Holy Father will move quickly and decisively to make it happen. To justify this plea and to find […]
Awards honor spiritual side of scouting
There is a spiritual side to the all-American activity of scouting, and in Hawaii, the Diocese of Honolulu Catholic Committee on Scouting (DHCCS) exists to promote it. Naturally, such an effort would involve the earning of emblems, awards, medals and patches that scouts can display proudly. Forty scouts received these honors at the 2016 Catholic […]
Relic of St. Junipero Serra to bless diocesan July vocation holy hour
The diocese’s monthly Holy Hour for Vocations at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa on July 6 will be a very special one with the presence of a first-class relic of America’s newest saint — Junipero Serra.
The gold curse
Illegal mining in Ghana impairs church plans for a clinic and nursing college, threatens lives, poisons land By Melanie Lidman Catholic News Service HIA, Ghana — Bishop John Yaw Afoakwah of Obuasi is furious. In his celebratory white cassock, he picks his way carefully through shoulder-high mounds of dirt and deep puddles to approach the […]
Kathleen T. Choi: Merciful heavens!
IN LITTLE WAYS I love that Pope Francis urged us to spend this year considering God’s mercy. I’ve found numerous Scripture passages which proclaim and illustrate God’s mercy and give me food for thought. Some passages, though, take work, such as these quotes from the fifth chapter of Matthew’s Gospel: “Do not think that I […]
Four ‘graduations’ reflect transitions coming to Maui’s St. Anthony schools
By August 2017, according to Marianist Brother Fred Silbereis, a reorganization will result in a single St. Anthony School, comprised of four divisions: the pre-school, the primary school, the middle school and the high school.
Father John Catoir: Prince and his unique journey toward God
The death of the legendary rock star Prince on April 21, 2016, led me to reflect on the impact fame and fortune had on his life. And it reminded me of a phrase I’ve heard: Fame and fortune won’t ruin you, you do that to yourself. Only Prince knew for sure its exact impact. But […]
Photo: Invasive alien algae
Tyla, a seventh grader at Our Lady of Good Counsel School in Pearl City, displays a handful of invasive algae at Paiko Beach on Maunalua Bay in East Honolulu. On April 11, the school’s sixth through eighth graders donned gloves and tabis to help the environmental organization Malama Maunalua remove the unwanted plants that are […]
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