In conjunction with the eighth annual celebration of The Interfaith Alliance Hawaii (TIAH), Rev. John Heidel recently reflected on some of the challenges facing the state in 2011. He cited domestic violence, immigration reform, sustainability and the development of alternative…
Dawn Morais
Communications Consultant/ Instructor/ Blogger/ Issue Advocate • Born in Kerala. Raised in Malaysia. Living in Hawaii.
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On being not so soft, not so nice, not so late
Tagged with: 2011 challenges, extremists, John Heidel, progressives, TIAH
Posted in Equality and Faith, I BLOG, Justice, Politics and Religion, Religion
Posted in Equality and Faith, I BLOG, Justice, Politics and Religion, Religion
Jesus Separated Church and State; So Should We
Justice and governing to ensure that everyone’s interests are served fairly is a messy business. Seldom clear cut, always involving compromise, never completely satisfactory to all parties especially in a society defined by its diversity. That’s why Catholics should be…
Tagged with: AFA, Catholic voters Hawaii, Church and State, Righteous candidates
Posted in Catholic Press, Equality and Faith, I BLOG, Justice, Politics and Religion
Posted in Catholic Press, Equality and Faith, I BLOG, Justice, Politics and Religion
Solidarity Sunday with LGBT Catholics, Honolulu
My family and I chose to observe Solidarity Sunday, October 10, 2010 at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Kapahulu Avenue. The service was organized by the Honolulu Chapter of Dignity/USA. We were early and joined the six or seven people,…
Tagged with: Archbishop Nienstedt, Dignity/USA Honolulu, Minnesota Catholics, Solidarity Sunday
Posted in Equality and Faith, I BLOG, LGBT Catholics Honolulu, Religion, Uncategorized
Posted in Equality and Faith, I BLOG, LGBT Catholics Honolulu, Religion, Uncategorized
Dawn Morais 