The 3 Painted Churches of Hawaii
The churches of St. Benedict, Star of the Sea and St. Theresa are the gems of the beautiful Big Island of Hawaii
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‘Aloha Spirit’ Rises From the Ashes on Maui
Community outreach and prayer offer ‘glimmer of light.’
After AOC Decries Statue, Hawaiian Catholic Says St Damien ‘Gave His Life’ Serving Leper
St. Damien of Molokai was a religious priest of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary who spent the last 16 years of his life caring for lepers in the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Knights of Columbus in New Mexico, Hawaii Help Native People Amid Coronavirus
In a statement, the Knights of Columbus in Gallup said that while this has felt like a long Lent for everyone, “by standing together, the light of Easter will be upon us, and together we will sing the Non Nobis and Te Deum as the mists of darkness clear.”
Hawaii’s Assisted-Suicide Law Takes Effect, but Few Physicians Cooperate
Health-care providers and facilities are free not to cooperate with assisted suicide under the law.
Court Strikes Down Hawaii Law Requiring Pregnancy Centers to Advertise Abortion
The case involved a Hawaii law requiring pro-life centers to notify clients about programs offering family-planning services, including abortion.
Hawaii Law Prescribes Death in Paradise
Concerns abound that such assisted-suicide laws have negative impacts on mental-health care, palliative care and protections for the elderly and disabled.
Cardinal Levada Voices Regret After DUI Arrest in Hawaii
The retired Vatican official was arrested while on vacation last week.
