The Hawaii Catholic Herald asked its readers for stories about meeting Pope John Paul II, or perhaps even Pope John XXIII, both of whom will be canonized by Pope Francis at the Vatican on April 27. Here are the accounts we received. A chaplain and a relic By John Mihlbauer Special to the Herald […]
Hawaii’s 2014 Jubilarians
“God, our Father, guide of humanity and ruler of creation, look upon these your servants, who wish to confirm their offering of themselves to you. As the years pass by, help them to enter more deeply into the mystery of the church and to dedicate themselves more generously to the good of humanity.” Prayer of […]
Cathedral first isle Catholic school to adopt ‘project-based’ learning
Cathedral Catholic Academy will change its method of teaching in the next school year to “project-based learning,” an innovative approach to education which the school describes as “student-centered,” “hands on,” “experiential” and “beyond traditional textbooks and worksheets.” Located on Nuuanu Avenue, the kindergarten through eighth grade parish school for the Cathedral of Our Lady of […]
20-mile Palm Sunday procession celebrates stewardship, generosity
Immaculate Conception, Ewa, parishioners pose for a group photo at Our Lady of Keaau in Makaha after delivering food for the poor from their church 20 miles away in a 90-vehicle procession on Palm Sunday, April 13. (Photo courtesy of Immaculate Conception Church) On Palm Sunday, April 13, parishioners of Immaculate Conception Church, Ewa, participated […]
Book signing: Devotion to Mary and Beatles connect in musician’s memoir
Fans of the Beatles and devotees of the Blessed Mother can come together at the Daughters of St. Paul bookstore May 3 for a fun event hosted by a local Catholic deeply dedicated to music and Mary. Dennis Muth, a parishioner of St. Anthony Church in Kailua, recently published the book, “Mother Mary Comes to […]
Damien Inspireert* | 150 YEARS: Indonesia: beyond margins
It was a heart-wrenching moment for Damien de Veuster as he said farewell to his family and passed for the last time through the familiar walls surrounding his home village of Tremelo, Belgium. Crossing the fields where cattle grazed and grain grew, the muscles in his arm must have twitched knowing he was leaving behind […]
For 75 years, Maui no ka oi for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
Undated photo of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet at Holy Rosary Parish, Paia, Maui. The Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet came to Maui 75 years ago, in the summer of 1939. Arriving on July 19 were Sister Mary Albert Carroll from California, and Sister Julienne Fennerty and Sister Carlotta Whitmore from […]
Maryknoll to expand its top scholarship program
Maryknoll School’s Kekumano Scholarship program has been expanded for the next school year to awards for 16 students totaling $40,000. “We know there is a great need for tuition assistance, and the board wished to expand the number of students receiving aid through the school’s largest fundraising event, the Kekumano Dinner,” said Cori Weston, Maryknoll […]
First quarter grants to Chaminade top $360,000
Chaminade University received grants totaling more than $364,000 in the first quarter of 2014. Awards ranged from several thousand dollars for scholarships to $150,000 for campus renovations, and include the following: An anonymous California-based foundation awarded $150,000 for renovations to create new nursing classrooms. First Hawaiian Bank Foundation awarded $75,000 to build new athletics support […]
Bishop to celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday liturgy at Star of the Sea Church, Kahala
Bishop Larry Silva, believed to be the first bishop in the U.S. to dedicate his diocese to the Divine Mercy, will celebrate Mass on Divine Mercy Sunday, 3 p.m., April 27, at Star of the Sea Church in Waialae-Kahala. Before the Mass, starting at 1:15 p.m., there will be a rosary, a chaplet of Divine […]
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