If not for Franciscan Sister Mary Laurence Hanley, Mother Marianne may never have been declared a saint By Valerie Monson Special to the Herald When Blessed Marianne Cope was canonized 10 years ago in Rome, there was one empty space in St. Peter’s Square. One empty space among the hundreds of pilgrims who traveled from […]
Eight deacon hopefuls rise to role of acolyte
Hawaii’s eight candidates for the permanent diaconate received from Bishop Larry Silva the ministry of acolyte, Sept. 11, at St. Stephen Diocesan Center Chapel with wives and families present. The new acolytes are Michael M. Browning of St. John Apostle and Evangelist Church; David G. Bruce of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church; Jason F. […]
Chaminade U. receives high marks in ‘U.S. News’ annual college rankings
Chaminade University of Honolulu has been recognized as a top regional west university in the annual U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 Best College rankings, released Sept. 12. The university was ranked No. 20 in “regional universities west,” No. 11 as a “best value” school and No. 28 on “social mobility.” Chaminade moved up five […]
Hawaii Catholic Herald launches podcast
The Hawaii Catholic Herald has started a biweekly podcast. You can listen to the first three episodes via Sound Cloud. In our latest episode, we caught up with Mark and Maricel Sebastian, a local Catholic couple we first wrote about in February 2020. Their latest news is exciting. While we work on upgrading our sound […]
Kailua parish hosting fall marriage enrichment seminar
St. John Vianney Parish in Kailua will sponsor a five-week Marriage in Christ Seminar starting in October for married couples interested in enriching their relationships. This seminar, which consists of Wednesday evening gatherings, 7-9 p.m., Oct. 12 through Nov. 9, invites couples of all ages “to renew their love and affection for each other, […]
Order of Malta is seeking ill persons to take on pilgrimage to Lourdes
The Order of Malta Western Association U.S.A. is looking for Hawaii Catholics with a life changing illness or physical challenge to go on a pilgrimage next year, May 2-10, to wash in the healing waters of Lourdes, France. The trip is free for the ill person, whom the Order of Malta refers to a […]
New and notable illustrated Catholic books for kids
By Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald It can be tricky to find Catholic books for kids that are appealing in both text and illustrations. Here are some notable books that have recently been published for your consideration. The Pursuit of the Pilfered Cheese By Haley Stewart. Illustrated by Betsy Wallin. Pauline Books & Media In […]
Hawaii’s Franciscan Associates install co-directors, recommit members
The Franciscan Associates in Hawaii, on Sept. 17, installed their co-directors and accepted the recommitments of active members. Their new co-director, Sister of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities Marie Jose Romano, was installed with current co-directors, Socorro DeGuzman and Joy Yadao. All active associates recommitted for another three years. Sister Donna McGartland, council member […]
The synodality report
The diocese submits its findings from consultation sessions held in preparation for the 2023 Synod in Rome By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald In preparation for the October 2023 Synod of Bishops in Rome, Pope Francis asked every diocese in the world to conduct its own consultation process, the findings from which would be filtered […]
‘Ohana in Christ appeal to launch year two in October
By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Launched last October in the middle of a pandemic, the new diocesan fundraiser, ‘Ohana in Christ, earned nearly $1 million in its inaugural year, thanks to the big hearts of Hawaii Catholics. “I am very thankful for your generous response,” writes Bishop Larry Silva in his letter kicking off […]
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