St. John Vianney School, in the heart of Kailua’s Enchanted Lake district, is celebrating its 50th anniversary with nine special events through May, including a breakfast, two concerts, an open house, candy sales, a country fair and more. The first event, on Aug. 1, commemorated St. John Vianney’s feast day. The theme of these celebrations […]
Workshops for the shy evangelizer
Do you love Jesus and your Catholic faith but get weak in the knees at the idea of evangelizing others? The diocesan Office for Adult Faith Formation is offering a free, four-session monthly (except for December) series of workshops just for you. The second Saturday Evangelization Institute promises to help participants “get more comfortable with […]
Photo: Interfaith commemoration
Bishop Larry Silva, center, joined local faith leaders and community members at the Jewish Temple Emanu-El in Honolulu for the opening of the “Unlikely Liberators” photo exhibit, Aug. 20. The opening of the exhibit, which highlights the story of the 522nd Field Artillery Battalion and the liberation of the Dachau Death March, also marked the […]
Proper order: In sessions around the state, the discussion is about lowering the age of Confirmation
Kristina DeNeve, diocesan adult faith formation coordinator, facilitates the “Restoring Proper Order” session at St. Ann Church, Kaneohe, July 7. (HCH photo | Darlene Dela Cruz) Catechism classes, the involvement of youth in parishes, and sacramental preparation were among the topics addressed at “Restoring Proper Order” listening sessions taking place around the diocese in […]
DEACON JULIO M. AKAPITO | 1945-2015: Former congressman, lawyer, educator served fellow Micronesians
Deacon Julio Muritok Akapito, who came to Hawaii 11 years ago from Chuuk in the Federated States of Micronesia with a broad range of achievements in politics, law, education, sports and religion, and who, for the past seven years served immigrant Micronesian Catholics as a deacon at two parishes on the Big Island’s east side, […]
SISTER TERESITA OF THE CHILD JESUS TAM | 1920-2015: Nun brought artistry to Isle’s first cloistered community
Sister Teresita of the Child Jesus Tam, one of the seven original founders of Hawaii’s Carmelite monastery, whose artistic and gardening talents brightened the contemplative community for four decades, died Aug. 19 in a Kaneohe care home. She was 95 and a Carmelite for 80 years. Her superior Sister Agnella Iu described her fellow Carmelite […]
Calendar briefs: Aug. 28, 2015
Meeting topic: Women facing a demanding world How do women seek contentment in a world that is always demanding so much from them? The Women’s Faith Sharing Group will examine that question at a free evening of reflection, 6-9 p.m., Sept. 4, in Damien House at the St. Anthony Retreat Center, 3351 Kalihi Street in […]
Photo: New Marianist
Marianist Brother Allen Pacquing, right, joins his friends, family and colleagues in a special Mass of thanksgiving, Aug. 15 at Mystical Rose Oratory at Chaminade University. Brother Allen professed his first vows for the Marianists at Queen of Apostles Chapel in Dayton, Ohio, May 23. The Kalihi native and former pastoral associate of the Co-Cathedral […]
Year of Consecrated Life in Hawaii subject of Catholic TV interviews
Sister Malia Dominica Wong, a Dominican Sister of the Most Holy Rosary and the vocations coordinator of the Diocese of Honolulu, will be the subject in a two-part interview on CatholicTV about her work in bringing presentations on the Year of Consecrated Life to Hawaii parishes at 10:30 a.m., Sept. 1 and Sept. 4. CatholicTV, […]
Heralding back: Aug. 28, 2015
NEWS FROM PAGES PAST 50 years ago — Aug. 27, 1965 The Hawaii Catholic Herald Tour pilgrims set out on camels (in Egypt), except for a few less daring souls, to see the pyramids. 25 years ago — Aug. 31, 1990 Bishop Ferrario announces step toward planning “a new century of Catholic education” Each of […]
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