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Jenna Marie Cooper: Is Sister Wilhelmina a saint? Can you drink water before Mass?

06/21/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

QUESTION CORNER Q: Does the incorrupt body of the Benedictine nun, Sister Wilhelmina, mean that she is a saint? What does the church think of it? (Farmingville, New York) A: We say that a saint is “incorrupt” when, years after their death, their mortal body is found to have remained in an unexplained state of […]

Filed Under: Columns, OSV News Tagged With: columns, Jenna Marie Cooper, OSV, question corner

Elizabeth Scalia: Reading aloud to another

06/21/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

COMMENTARY In Harper Lee’s classic novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” there is a point where Atticus Finch, seeking to teach his son about making reparation for damaging another’s property (and about something else, too) orders his young son Jem to visit the bedside of sickly old Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose and read aloud to her. […]

Filed Under: Columns, OSV News Tagged With: columns, Elizabeth Scalia, OSV

‘Please hear us, please help us,’ Nigerian bishop pleads’

06/20/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Kimberley Heatherington OSV News WASHINGTON — “Death does not announce any day,” cautions a Nigerian proverb. It’s advice the Catholic faithful of the Diocese of Makurdi — in Nigeria’s Benue state — are grimly familiar with as they and their Christian neighbors endure a sustained campaign of terrorism now stretching into a second decade. […]

Filed Under: OSV News Tagged With: martyrs, Nigeria, OSV News

Benedictine foundress’ remains claimed to be intact

06/07/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Incorruptible Benedictine foundress, whose remains have been claimed to be intact, recounted childhood visions of Jesus, Mary By Maria Wiering OSV News Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster of the Most Holy Rosary claimed to have had profound religious experiences, beginning in her childhood. She was born Mary Elizabeth Lancaster April 13, 1924 in St. Louis. Her great-grandmother, […]

Filed Under: OSV News Tagged With: Incorruptible, OSV News, Religious

Actor ‘fell in love with Christ’ to portray Padre Pio on screen

06/07/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Gina Christian OSV News A film making its U.S. debut recounts the life of a beloved 20th-century saint — and the movie’s star told OSV News he “fell in love with Christ” to prepare for the part. Actor Shia LaBeouf portrays St. Pio of Pietrelcina in the new drama “Padre Pio,” which premiered at […]

Filed Under: OSV News Tagged With: OSV News, Padre PIo, Shia LeBeouf

The abortion pill: Women traumatized after taking drugs to end their pregnancy

06/07/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Maria Wiering OSV News More than 20 years ago, Toni McFadden took the abortion pill to end her pregnancy. She was a high school senior, the “good girl” in her family, and she did not want anyone to find out. She was about seven weeks pregnant when she took the regimen’s first drug — […]

Filed Under: OSV News Tagged With: abortion, OSV News, pro-life

Jenna Marie Cooper: Are our intentions remembered?

06/07/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

QUESTION CORNER Q: If I send a donation to some group that says they’ll remember my intentions at Mass, how does that work? They can’t possibly remember every intention of every donor! (Garden City, NY) A: Depending on the specific circumstances of the donation and the nature of the prayer request, the group in question […]

Filed Under: Columns, OSV News Tagged With: columns, Jenna Marie Cooper, OSV

Russell Shaw: Do we still want our Sabbath?

06/07/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

  COMMENTARY Both the extent and the limitations of the Supreme Court’s power are visible in a pending case raising the question of how far employers must go to accommodate employees’ religion. Underlying this dispute — yet obviously unreachable by the Supreme Court — is the larger reality of the sabbath’s de facto secularization in […]

Filed Under: Columns, OSV News Tagged With: columns, OSV News, RussellShaw

Pope Francis creates ecclesiastical province of Las Vegas

06/07/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Viva Las Archdiocese By OSV News WASHINGTON — Pope Francis has created the ecclesiastical province of Las Vegas, comprised of the Archdiocese of Las Vegas and the suffragan dioceses of Reno, Nevada, and Salt Lake City. He also named Las Vegas Bishop George Leo Thomas to be the first metropolitan archbishop of Las Vegas. Archbishop […]

Filed Under: OSV News Tagged With: archdiocese, Las Vegas, OSV News

Pilgrimages connect Catholics across U.S. to 2024 Congress

05/24/2023 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Maria Wiering OSV News ST. PAUL, Minn. — Mike Wavra thinks of the 2024 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage as “an opportunity to walk with the Lord.” He and his wife, Cindi, both 65-year-old retirees, plan to join the pilgrimage at its northern launch point in Minnesota in May 2024, and then walk for about a […]

Filed Under: OSV News Tagged With: Eucharistic revival, OSV News, pilgrimages

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