Hey Island youth! Have you signed up for Diocesan Youth Day yet? This awesome event will take place Oct. 25 at Sea Life Park in Waimanalo. The diocesan Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry has organized a fun day of faith-building, food and fellowship, where you can meet other young local Catholics and reflect […]
Father Kenneth Doyle: ‘Our new pastor’s Masses are irritating’
Q: Our parish had a change in pastors this year. Previous to his arrival, I had been attending daily Mass for 18 years. Now I go only on Sunday because I just don’t like this priest; some of the things he does at Mass put me in such a bad mood that I feel that […]
The Daughters of St. Paul: 40 years of evangelization in Hawaii
In the Pauline Book and Media Center Aug. 21, from left, Daughters of St. Paul Sister Maria Joseph Petrill, Sister Paulamarie Splaine and Sister Joane Gepitulan. (HCH photo | Darlene Dela Cruz) On Sept. 23, 1974, the Daughters of St. Paul arrived in Hawaii to establish a local community of our congregation and to […]
Father John Catoir: Joy is an exercise to be practiced daily
We all have bad days. But not all days are bad. For those who live a life devoid of joy, I’d suggest looking at joy as a form of exercise. First, think of joy as a feeling. Feelings follow thoughts. Faithless thoughts upset your emotions. But uplifting thoughts, those that bring you joy, can help […]
Our Lady of Good Counsel sponsoring golf tourney
Our Lady of Good Counsel School in Pearl City is sponsoring its first annual golf tournament fundraiser, Sept. 12 at Hawaii Prince Golf Club on Fort Weaver Road. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. Shotgun start is 11:30 a.m. The tournament format is scramble, with a minimum of three drives per player, no mulligans. The maximum […]
Pearl City parish hosting Alzheimer’s presentation
What if your aging father or other family member no longer recognizes you? What if you notice your neighbor wandering in the neighborhood seemingly lost? They may be experiencing the debilitating effects of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, characterized by memory loss and changes in behavior. Learning about this disease will help you detect its warning […]
School superintendent in favor of public funding of private preschools
The superintendent of Hawaii’s Catholic schools and the executive director of the Hawaii Catholic Conference have come out in favor of a ballot measure in the Nov. 4 Hawaii general election that would amend Article X, Section 1 of the Hawaii State Constitution to permit the appropriation of public funds for private early childhood education […]
Msgr. Owen F. Campion: Twenty-second Sunday in Ordianry Time
God does not forsake us Jeremiah 20:7-9 Romans 12:1-2 Matthew 16:21-27 The Book of Jeremiah provides this weekend’s first reading. Jeremiah was the son of a priest Hilkiah and therefore of the priestly caste. He was active as a prophet for two generations. Critics denounced him as disloyal to his people and race. He was […]
Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Aug. 29, 2014
Adieu, August — it gets better as we enter September! I’ve got a great quiz below for you, Heraldites. Lots to think about as we leave the summer behind and venture into a new season. Cheers! 1) Saints The feast days of St. Adjutor, St. Cloud and St. Agricola are celebrated during the first week […]
Manaolana|Lisa’s catechism corner: Do you have ‘fortitude’?
YOUCAT*: Someone who practices fortitude perseveres in his commitment to the good, once he has recognized it, even if in the extreme case he must sacrifice even his own life for it. [1808, 1837] Doing the right thing, especially in a culture that doesn’t always teach us to do the right things, can be scary. […]
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