Sermon by Wally Inglis at St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church– Sunday, September 24, 2023 Good morning! … Aloha! ….and welcome to all … as we gather to recall an unforgettable event 40 years ago at Hale Mohalu in Pearl City. For those of…
Dawn Morais
Communications Consultant/ Instructor/ Blogger/ Issue Advocate • Born in Kerala. Raised in Malaysia. Living in Hawaii.
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Hale Mohalu 40th Anniversary of Eviction
Tagged with: Brian Lott, Fr. David Gierlach, Fr. Gigi Cocquoi, Hale Mohalu, Hansen's disease, John Witeck, St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church, Valerie Monson, Wally Inglis, Wallyhouse
Posted in I BLOG, Justice, Uncategorized
Posted in I BLOG, Justice, Uncategorized
We Are Called To Be Prophets, Now More Than Ever
First published on Civil Beat Sep 11, 2023. Republished here with permission. It is hard not to feel overwhelmed by the daily rush of calamities, violence and human failures. How not to despair at the willingness of too many, some…
Gratitude
Though it has been more than three decades since he left this world, on this Dec 18, his birthday, my siblings and I are reminded once again of how my father’s life continues to resonate and endure. We are reminded…
Getting to the Peaceable Kingdom
Guest Post by Rev. David Gierlach A look back at the Second Sunday of Advent, as we celebrate the Third. Isaiah 11:1-10Romans 15:4-13Matthew 3:1-12Psalm 72:1-7, 18-19 Today’s readings begin with a beautiful vision of the peaceable kingdom. A time when…
Posted in I BLOG, Uncategorized
Hope
“We are never on our own; we are anchored in each other. We do not let go of each other.” In this season of Thanksgiving, and as we begin the season of Advent, against a landscape of too much pain…
Tagged with: Allan Boesak, ShineYourLight
Posted in 2022 Elections, I BLOG, South Africa, Uncategorized
Posted in 2022 Elections, I BLOG, South Africa, Uncategorized
It’s been seven years–but we still feel your presence
Gladys Morais May 8, 1923 – Nov 8, 2015 We will always feel your presence. You left behind enough love and wisdom to last all our lifetimes. And we keep drawing on that well. You are in our conversation daily–when…
Democracy faces a crisis in Hawai‘i
First published in the Honolulu Star Advertiser 8/24/2022. Republished here with permission. Our democracy is in crisis. No, not just on the continent. The crisis is here in Hawai‘i: more than half a million registered voters did not feel motivated to…
HI PRIMARY 2022: It’s here!
Have you voted? There’s still time to drop off your ballot. Know someone who wants to vote but isn’t registered? No problem: Hawai’i has same-day registration. Fed-up with the status quo? Voting in new people who have demonstrated a commitment…
Guest Post: John Witeck urges voters in CD1 to choose Sergio Alcubilla
Today’s broadcast email republished here with the kind permission of John Witeck, a highly respected voice in Democratic circles in Hawaii, a labor organizer, civil rights and anti-war activist, and lifelong advocate for social justice. Lucy, Lia and I are…
Sergio Alcubilla: A REAL Democrat to represent Hawaii’s CD1–Look at who is endorsing him!
We are all busy–sometimes busier than we should be. And we don’t always have the time to research candidates running for office as well as we should. But in the case of Sergio Alcubilla who is challenging the incumbent Blue…
Tagged with: 350.org HI, AFL-CIO, Congressional District 1, HI Nurses, HSTA, ILWU, Maritime Workers, PONO Hawaii Initiative, Sergio Alcubilla, Unite Here Local 5
Posted in 2022 Elections, I BLOG, Uncategorized, Women's Rights, Workers' Rights
Posted in 2022 Elections, I BLOG, Uncategorized, Women's Rights, Workers' Rights
Dawn Morais 