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Hope, pain, prayer: Religious leaders react to Trump win

11/17/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Lay and religious leaders of all stripes reacted to news of Donald J. Trump’s upset win in the Nov. 8 presidential election. Most expressed hope that Trump would pay attention to their agenda, while others were more decidedly downbeat and still others counseled prayer. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz of […]

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Mercy Fridays give pope a year of stories, tears, hugs

11/17/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Tears, prayers, caresses — but most of all, listening — were the hallmarks of Pope Francis’ “Mercy Friday” visits during the Year of Mercy. As the jubilee began last December, Pope Francis said he would ditch the media one Friday afternoon each month and personally try […]

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Mexican priest kidnapped, found alive with signs of torture

11/17/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By David Agren Catholic News Service MEXICO CITY — An outspoken priest who had been reported missing in the state of Veracruz was found alive, but with signs of torture. Father Jose Luis Sanchez Ruiz, pastor of Twelve Apostles parish in Catemaco — a town known for witchcraft, some 340 miles southeast of Mexico City […]

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Father Eugene Hemrick: Dealing wisely with turbulent times

11/17/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

THE HUMAN SIDE “If only I had wings like a dove that I might fly away and find rest. Far away I would flee; I would stay in the desert. I would soon find a shelter from the raging wind and storm” (Ps 55:7-9). Sadly, many people are fed up with our uncouth political atmosphere […]

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Father John Catoir: The beauty of human sexuality

11/17/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

In an age of porn and sleaze, the need for a deepened respect for the positive aspects of human sexuality is real. In marriage, the desire to give one’s self to the delight of the beloved is a sign of Christian holiness. Human sexuality is perhaps the most talked about but least understood subject in […]

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Pope, Lutherans begin Reformation commemoration with prayer

11/03/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service LUND, Sweden — Urging Catholics and Lutherans to take decisive steps toward unity, Pope Francis nevertheless offered no new openings to the idea of sharing Communion before full unity is achieved. “We Christians will be credible witnesses of mercy to the extent that forgiveness, renewal and reconciliation are daily […]

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U.S. Catholics urged to weigh issues carefully as they vote

11/03/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

  By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — In the weeks leading up to the hotly contested Nov. 8 election, many Catholic bishops have written columns, issued statements or preached homilies encouraging their people to weigh the issues carefully as they enter the voting booth. Many of the statements draw on “Faithful Citizenship” (http://tinyurl.com/je63w8h), the quadrennial […]

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Papal summer residence opens to the public for the first time

11/03/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy — Pope Francis is throwing open the doors to the papal apartment — including the bedroom where popes have slept — in the Apostolic Palace at Castel Gandolfo. The palace was for centuries the summer residence of the Roman pontiffs, but Pope Francis has decided […]

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Effie Caldarola: Need and gift matched

11/03/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

FOR THE JOURNEY Not too long ago, a 15-year-old refugee from Eritrea was found walking along the side of a road in Hampton, England. Just another statistic, perhaps, representing a microcosm of an enormous problem, a worldwide conundrum encompassing millions and millions of people who have been displaced by war, famine, tyranny. It’s a refugee […]

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John Garvey: The ‘trolley’ problem

11/03/2016 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

INTELLECT AND VIRTUE There is a thought experiment in moral philosophy, made famous by Philippa Foot, called the trolley problem. Imagine you are the driver of a runaway trolley that you can steer but not stop. Up ahead, the track forks in two. On the left, there are five men working. If you go that […]

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