On Nov. 11, police informed the family of Father Pedro Yu Heping, 40, also known as Wei Heping, that the priest’s body had been found in the Fen River, a tributary of the Yellow River that flows through Shanxi province, reported ucanews.com.
Mary Adamski : Chaplains in blue: listening, consoling, praying
Screaming sirens go past the window of the restaurant, and it hits a time travel switch in my brain. It’s time to say a prayer for the safety and well being of the people who are in distress and the policemen, firemen, paramedics dashing to help them.
Carolyn Woo: Companions for the journey
OUR GLOBAL FAMILY All of us learn from our friends and family. We get tips on restaurants, doctors, service providers or best places to get this and that. I just sent a request to a friend for her pickled cucumbers recipe, and I am looking at colorful origami cranes a Catholic Relief Services colleague taught […]
Viriditas: Sister An Mei Lam, Daughters of St. Paul
Letting go and being open to transitions in life can be really difficult for some people. I guess it is because of my background, being from China, that I have been able to pretty easily adapt to different assignments given in religious life. Transitions are not difficult for me because I was an immigrant and have lived in different cultures.
Diocese in full compliance with Charter
By Kristin Leandro Special to the Herald Following a three-day site audit last month by a Mainland auditing firm, the Diocese of Honolulu has been found in full compliance with the U.S. bishops’ “Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People.” In June 2002, four months after the crisis of child sexual abuse by […]
Official notices: Nov. 20, 2015
November 20-21, National Catholic Youth Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana.
November 24, Priests’ Day, St. Patrick’s Seminary & University, Menlo Park, California.
November 26, 9:00 am, Thanksgiving Day Mass, Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, downtown Honolulu.
November 28, 10:00 am, Mass for West Hawaii Vicariate Island Treasures Celebration, St. Michael Parish, Kona.
Memorial Mass for Maryknoll Sister Sandy Galazin
The memorial Mass for Maryknoll Sister Sandy Galazin will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m., Nov. 28 at Sacred Heart Church, Punahou, followed by a reception and the opportunity to share remembrances of Sister Sandy’s ministry. In Hawaii she served as an educator, a social justice and peace activist and an advocate for clergy through Catholic […]
Obituary: Sister Mary LaStant, BVM | 1926-2015
Lifelong educator taught at Holy Cross, Kalaheo Sister Mary LaStant, a Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary who taught in a Catholic school on Kauai 60 years ago, died Nov. 2 at her congregation’s Marian Hall in Dubuque, Iowa. She was 89 and a religious sister for 68 years. She was buried at […]
Manaolana | LIsa Gomes: How should we treat the environment?
LISA’S CATECHISM CORNER YOUCAT*: We fulfill God’s commission with regard to creation when we care for the earth, with its biological laws, its variety of species, its natural beauty and its dwindling resources, as a living space, and preserve it, so that future generations also can live well on earth. [2415] I was sitting in […]
Kathleen T. Choi: Living in mercy
IN LITTLE WAYS December eighth begins a Year of Mercy, in which the church proclaims to the world that God’s mercy is infinite and eternal. I fear, though, that our understanding of mercy is incomplete. We think of it as a single act, like a judge giving probation instead of jail time. However, the divine […]
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