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By Anna Weaver Hawaii Catholic Herald You may know about St. Damien and St. Marianne. And you may know about Kalaupapa and its Hansens disease settlement where they dedicated their lives to serving those forcibly sent into isolation because of their disease. But do you know how to get to this holy and historic place The post Kalaupapa: How to get there today appeared first on Hawaii Catholic Herald.
By Sister Joan of Arc Souza, OSF Special to the Hawaii Catholic Herald Saint Francis School, a legacy of Saint Marianne Cope, will close its doors at the end of May. For 95 years, since it opened as the all-girls Saint Francis Convent School in Honolulu in 1924, the school has served the people of The post The legacy of Saint Francis School appeared first on Hawaii Catholic Herald.
By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald The Catholic Womens Guild Hawaii, the Islands oldest Catholic charitable organization, has convened its last meeting. Fewer than 15 attended on Feb. 28 not enough for a quorum bleakly illustrating the main reason for the groups demise. An organization that used to make headlines on the society The post 160 years of charity: The Catholic Womens Guild, caring for Hawaiis poor since the monarchy, is disbanding appeared first on Hawaii Catholic Herald.
By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Fewer Hawaii Catholics are going to church. A lot fewer, according to the annual count of Mass-goers conducted by the diocese last October. The chancellors office, which coordinates the count, tracked 107 parishes, missions and ethnic communities. Of them, 85 saw a drop in Mass attendance over the past The post Catholic congregations are shrinking across the state appeared first on Hawaii Catholic Herald.
By Patrick Downes Hawaii Catholic Herald Seventy years. Sixty years. Fifty years. Twenty-five years. Adding up the decades is how we feebly try to measure the immeasurable impact of the 33 Hawaii religious men and women and priests honored on the anniversaries of their religious commitment to God and humanity at a special morning The post Years served only hint at Isle jubilarians immeasurable impact appeared first on Hawaii Catholic Herald.
State prosecutors can refile criminal charges if they choose to against Gregory Farr, the Ewa Beach resident who fatally shot a Navy man who mistook Farrs home for his own and tried to break through the front door. Earlier this month the charges, which included manslaughter, were dismissed because Farrsright to a speedy trialwas violated The post Judge: State Can Refile Charges In Fatal Front Porch Shooting appeared first on Honolulu Civil Beat.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis called privacy the right to be let alone. Perhaps Congress should give states trying to protect consumer data the same right. For years, a gridlocked Congress ignored privacy, apart from occasionally scolding companies such as Equifax and Marriott after their major data breaches. In its absence, states have taken The post Congress Is Considering Privacy Legislation Be Afraid appeared first on Honolulu Civil Beat.
I am writing an openmessageto workers with disabilities earningdisability-basedsubminimum wages, as well as their friends and families.It becomes necessary to use such public media as the Civil Beat because it is a channel that flows above the walls of segregation.Technology today gives us options that are better than a message in a bottle. You see, The post The Injustice of Disability-Based Subminimum Wages appeared first on Honolulu Civil Beat.
Big changes may be coming for criminal justice in Hawaii as a result of a package of bills approved by the Legislature this year. The state could see a top-to-bottom institutional transformation. Low-income people charged with nonviolent crimes who are not considered flight risks may find it easier to get out of jail while awaiting The post Bills On Iges Desk Could Be Game-Changer For Criminal Justice Reform appeared first on Honolulu Civil Beat.
If I had been called for jury duty in the Kealoha Mailbox Trial, I probably would have been rejected. Thats because my answer would have been yes to question 11 on a survey given to prospective jurors: Have you ever had mail stolen from your mailbox My husband and I discovered someone stole the contents The post Denby Fawcett: Mailbox Crime Didnt Begin With The Kealoha Case appeared first on Honolulu Civil Beat.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center on Oahu said there is no tsunami threat in the Pacific after a fabricated message was circulated about a large earthquake in Japan and subsequent tsunami.
WASHINGTON Tamping down talk of war, top Trump administration officials told Congress today that recent actions by the U.S. deterred attacks on American forces. But some lawmakers remained deeply skeptical of the White House approach in the Middle East.
UNITED NATIONS North Koreas U.N. ambassador said today the Trump administration should consider the possible consequences that the recent U.S. seizure of a North Korean cargo ship could have on relations between the two countries and immediately return the vessel.
LOS ANGELES Military prosecutors seeking the source of news leaks in the case of a Navy SEAL accused of murder misled a judge to get permission to track emails sent to defense lawyers and a journalist, an attorney said today after reviewing newly released investigation documents.
The cause of Mondays Pacific Heights Road house fire was a generator exhaust that was too close to stored combustibles in the garage, the Honolulu Fire Department said today.
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CNN -- Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Tuesday announced that he is running for president, becoming the 22nd Democrat to announce a bid to take on President Donald Trump in 2020. In a video posted online, Bullock...