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Half of Hawaiʻi Residents Dealing with Loneliness: What Can Be Done

Half of Hawaiʻi Residents Dealing with Loneliness: What Can Be Done

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HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Half of all adults in the United States report measurable levels of loneliness. The report from the U.S. Surgeon General said the health effects was serious and raises the risk of heart disease, stroke, dementia and even early death. The risk of dying early is about 29% higher for people who are socially disconnected. That’s the same as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, according to the report. Is your child a bully? 6 things…See the Story

14 or 15 July – St. Bonaventure, Doctor: “What should I do with my life? | Fr. Z's Blog

14 or 15 July – St. Bonaventure, Doctor: “What should I do with my life? | Fr. Z's Blog

As I write, I am attending a conference for priests held by the St Paul Center for Biblical Theology. Since they are following the Novus Ordo calendar for the conference, today there has been talk about St. Bonaventure, the great … Read More →See the Story

Suffering Purified by Faith

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Suffering Purified by Faith

Today is July 15, the Memorial of Saint Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. We read at Mass today, “But I am afflicted and in pain; let your saving help, O God, protect me; I will praise the name of God in song, and I will glorify him with thanksgiving” (Ps 69:29-20). What’s so striking is the movement of this prayer — from sorrow to praise, from affliction to thanksgiving — all in a single breath. That’s the rhythm of the Christian li…See the Story

Turning Insults into Holiness

Occasionally, children face insults and unfair attacks from others. These can range from physical bullying to making fun of one’s physical attributes, intelligence, skin color, social awkwardness, financial status, clothing, religion, etc. Overbearing parents and adults with high expectations can create problems for their children as well. Sometimes, these belittling behaviors can impact a person well into adulthood. However, these disparagin…Read Article

St. Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor

St. Henry II, born in 973 in Bavaria, Germany, was the son of Duke Henry II of Bavaria and Gisela of Burgundy. From a young age, he displayed piety and a deep sense of justice, traits that would define his reign as Holy Roman Emperor from 1014 until his death in 1024. Henry’s ascension to the throne marked a period of stability and spiritual renewal in the Holy Roman Empire. He was known for his unwavering commitment to the Church and his effort…Italy · Italy See the Story

Padre Pio on Confession and Unworthy Communion

A devout young lady and spiritual daughter of Padre Pio’s was engaged to a fellow who had abandoned the Faith. She would not plan the wedding unless he returned to the sacraments. But he scoffed at her spiritual father, Pio, calling him a scam artist who was abusing gullible people with his supposed stigmata. The young woman, despite her fiancé’s cynical objections, continued to go to Pio’s Holy Mass, as she was following Pio’s 5-part plan for s…San Giovanni Rotondo · San Giovanni Rotondo Read Article

How to Live a Marriage for Life

The first question we must ask ourselves before diving into this topic is: Do we want to marry for life? In the twenty-first century that’s a tall order. How can we be sure that the person we’re dating is someone with whom we will be able to persevere throughout a lifetime? And how important is that whole perseverance thing? Well, for a Catholic—indeed for any Christian—it’s extremely important. Jesus said, “Whoever divorces his wife and marries…Relationships · California Read Article

What It Means to Love Thy Neighbor: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

A scholar approaches Jesus to test Him with a legal question; Jesus answers with a question Himself. Why? Gospel (Read Lk. 10:25-37) This Sunday we are reading a very well-known portion of St. Luke’s Gospel—the parable of the Good Samaritan. It is fascinating to watch the progression of this episode. It begins with the approach of a “scholar of the Law,” a man who was an expert in explaining the details of the Mosaic Law. He wanted to test J…Read Article

We Need Deliverance Teams in Every Diocese

Every diocese needs deliverance teams. I don’t say this lightly. I say it because I am experiencing issues pertaining to the diabolical with greater and greater frequency and intensity. I never sought any of this out. A priest friend and I constantly joke that we are magnets for the weird, and we never asked for […]United States · United States Read Article

Saints Antony and Theodosius

Saints Antony and Theodosius were foundational figures in the development of Eastern Christian monasticism in what is now Ukraine. St. Antony, born around 983, traveled to Mount Athos to pursue a life of solitude and prayer. When he returned to Kyiv, his example drew others to imitate his ascetic way of life. He settled in […]Kyiv · Kyiv Read Article

The Vacuum Inside of Us and Man's Inherent Religiosity

In April of 2013, my sister Molly took her four young children to the Boston Marathon. By God’s grace, they only attended the beginning of the race. A bomb was detonated at the end of it, killing three people and injuring over 250 others—16 of whom lost limbs. The front page of the April 22, 2013, Wall Street Journal had a curious headline. It said: “Turn to Religion Split Bomb Suspects’ Home.” The article stated a “growing interest in relig…Boston Marathon · Boston Read Article

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