For eight decades, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet helped shape the modern church in Hawaii By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald It took some pleading in 1936 from Hawaii’s Bishop Stephen Alencastre to get the mother superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in St. Louis, Missouri, to send sisters to […]
Diocese committed to ‘compassionate resolution and justice’ for abuse victims
The Catholic Church in Hawaii is “committed to compassionate resolution and justice for those who were victims of abuse,” said Msgr. Gary Secor, vicar general for the Diocese of Honolulu, Aug. 14 in a statement responding to the release that day of a Pennsylvania grand jury report on clergy sexual abuse in six of the […]
Kristina DeNeve: Joining the community
Diocesan adult faith formation coordinator Kristina DeNeve is entering the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in the fall By Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald Though Kristina DeNeve says she has considered a vocation to the religious life on and off since she was a child, it was not until a few years ago […]
80th anniversary in Hawaii: Pioneer Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
Sister Adele Marie Lemon A prolific writer with a free spirit Sister Adele Marie Lemon, 1901-2006, was born Isabelle Mary in Arizona to a Mexican Catholic mother and a father with no religion. She was a self-described free-spirited “wild” child who once played hooky for an entire year rather than go to the school her […]
Bishop Larry Silva: What is Jesus doing?
WITNESS TO JESUS | TWENTIETH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME Here is the text of the Bishop Larry Silva’s homily for the Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time, delivered Aug. 18 and 19 at St. Ann Church, Waihee, where he administered the sacrament of confirmation, and at Christ the King Church, Kahului, where he administered confirmation […]
Life symposium: Speaking on behalf of life
The second annual Life Symposium, “Na Mo‘olelo Ola: Living Stories,” took place on Aug. 17 at the KROC Center in Kapolei. The gathering focused on life topics including suicide, human trafficking, death and dying, and homelessness. Speakers included, clockwise from top left, Benedictine Sister Celeste Cabral, Sacred Hearts Father Herman Gomes and Kuakini Medical Center’s […]
Our Lady of Sorrows Church to celebrate feast day with rosaries, novenas, Masses
Our Lady of Sorrows Parish in Wahiawa has scheduled several events to celebrate their patroness, Our Lady of Sorrows, and the 90th anniversary of the parish’s beginnings as a mission church. From Sept. 6 through Sept. 14, various parish ministries, organizations and councils will lead the rosary and novena each evening prior to the […]
FATHER EDWARD TURNER | 1930-2018
Korean War veteran was founding pastor of Resurrection Parish By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Father Edward Turner, the Korean War veteran who was the founding pastor of Resurrection of the Lord Parish in Waipio, died Aug. 7 at the Veteran’s Medical Center in Palm Beach County, Florida, where he was retired. He was 88 […]
Saint Francis selects first layman as new head of school
Hawaii Catholic Herald Saint Francis School in Manoa has named its first male head of school in its 94-year history. The school’s board of directors selected Honolulu-born Casey M. Asato after a nationwide search began in early June. Asato, 46, is also the first person to lead the school who is not a member of […]
Heralding back: Aug. 24, 2018
NEWS FROM PAGES PAST 50 years ago — Aug. 23, 1968 Bishop Will Bless St. Anthony’s Church Sunday After 52 years of service in the Kalihi-Kai District, St. Anthony’s Church, built by Father Ulrich Taube in 1916, has made way for a new St. Anthony Church, (pictured at left) to be blessed by the most […]
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