Hope • ConfidenCe • expeCtation NEWS Hawaii Catholic Herald New leader for FOR THE ex-Anglicans YOUNG ADULT FRI HOUSTON — Envoys of the CATHOLIC 2/12/2016 19 Vatican along with dozens of U.S. Catholic prelates gathered Mana'olana Feb. 2 with the faithful at the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Houston for a history-making Movie review | The Finest Hours Mass — ordination and instal- lation Mass for Bishop Steven J. Lopes. He is the first bishop of the Courage in the storm Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, established by the By Joseph McAleer Vatican in 2012 to serve former Catholic News Service Anglicans living full communion NEW YORK — The remarkable with the Catholic Church. true story of the most daring Appointed by Pope Francis small boat rescue mission in in November, Bishop Lopes, a Coast Guard history comes to priest of the Archdiocese of San the big screen in “The Finest Francisco, succeeds Msgr. Jeffrey Hours” (Disney). N. Steenson, who announced his In February 1952, a power- retirement last year. ful Nor’easter struck the Mas- With “Anglicanorum coetibus,” sachusetts coast, pummeling Pope Benedict established the or- shoreline towns and wreaking dinariate Jan. 1, 2012, in response havoc on ships caught in its to requests by Anglicans in the U.S. deadly path. Among these and Canada seeking to become were two oil tankers bound for Catholics. (Catholic News Service) Boston, the S.S. Mercer and the S.S. Pendleton. Ministry precedes Beset by 60-foot waves religious life and hurricane-force winds, both vessels broke apart. The WASHINGTON — A study Mercer, its bow intact, radi- issued Feb. 4 by the Washington- oed for assistance and was based Center for Applied Research the focus of a major rescue in the Apostolate found that “a operation. great majority” of those entering The Pendleton was not so religious life had prior experience lucky. The bow and its radio serving in at least one parish sunk, stranding 36 sailors ministry. in the stern, bobbing like a CNS photo/Disney and Michael Raymond-James star in a scene from the movie “The Finest Hours.” “The most common ministry cork in the mighty sea. With service reported was liturgi- no SOS, who would come to cal ministry,” said the report, their aid? Fellow officers try to dis- capsizes, and the onboard (“Million storm sequences are intense “followed by some form of faith By chance, the Pendleton suade Webber, calling the compass is lost. Dollar Arm”), working from and immersive (especially formation.” The study said 84 per- pops up on radar at the Coast rescue a suicide mission. Web- With no navigation aid, the 2009 novel by Michael J. in 3-D), and could have you cent had taken part in some form Guard station in Chatham, ber’s newly minted fiancee, Webber must pilot in the Tougias and Casey Sherman, reaching for the sick bag. of ministry either as a volunteer or headed by Warrant Officer Miriam (Holliday Grainger), blind, relying on faith, instinct strikes the right balance The film contains extreme in a paid position. Daniel Cluff (). is frantic with worry, com- and a whole lotta luck to find between striking renderings storm-based action and The survey was sent to 411 Despite extreme conditions, pounded by the fact that the wreck. of Mother Nature’s fury (even scenes of peril, and some men and women entering he orders Boatswains Mate 1st she is terrified of the water Meanwhile, aboard the more impressive than 2000’s crude and profane language. religious institutes — a catch-all Class Bernie Webber (Chris (then why marry a sailor, one Pendleton, engineer Ray Syb- “The Perfect Storm”), and qui- The Catholic News Service term encompassing religious Pine) to muster three men and wonders?). ert (Casey Affleck) takes com- eter moments, conveying fear classification is A-III — adults. congregations and orders — with set out in a wooden 36-foot “In the Coast Guard they mand of the crisis situation. and dread among the rescuers The Motion Picture Asso- 278 responding, for a response lifeboat, certainly no match say, ‘You gotta go out,’” Web- The stern section is slowly and the rescued. ciation of America rating is rate of 68 percent. for the storm conditions. ber reminds his crew. “They sinking, so the survivors must Happily, Gillespie makes PG-13 — parents strongly One troubling note in the Duty and honor prevail, as don’t say, ‘You gotta come improvise a way to buy pre- time to show the close-knit cautioned. Some material report was that 68 percent, or Seamen Richard Livesey (Ben back in.’” cious time while they steer community joining in prayer, may be inappropriate for more than two-thirds, of all U.S. Foster), Andrew Fitzgerald As the lifeboat sets out, a the stern toward land. and an individual fingering a children under 13. religious institutes reported no (Kyle Gallner), and Ervin David in search of a Goli- “The Finest Hours” is rosary. one entering religious life last Maske (John Magaro) volun- ath, disaster strikes with the old-fashioned moviemaking As for all that water, bring McAleer is a guest reviewer for year. (CNS) teer for duty. first wave. The craft nearly on a grand scale. Director along your sea legs. The Catholic News Service Atrocities deemed genocide MANCHESTER, England — A Christina European bishops’ commission has welcomed a move by the Capecchi tWentY SoMetHinG European Parliament to classify atrocities and religious cleansing by the Islamic State as genocide. Father Patrick Daly, general Oh what a tangled web: rising above Instagram envy secretary of COMECE, the Commis- sion of the Bishops’ Conference of Melina Birchem has uploaded 777 down a destructive path, like when it thumbs-up to “I want to be this.” Yet kills us,” she said. “I want to challenge the word “goals” connotes a rigorous us to become bolder in seeing what the European Community, said the images to her Instagram account over leads her to bikini photos that erode academic pursuit, making it perfectly is hurting us physically, emotionally, designation represented progress the past two years: sushi, Starbucks, her self-esteem. Even following friends can induce pangs of envy. “I’m con- acceptable, even witty. spiritually and then doing something in halting the persecution of her new tattoo, rosary beads, cowboy boots. Sometimes the juxtaposition stantly seeing rings and relationships “That hashtag is a pet peeve of about it.” Christians and other minorities in is jarring. A glowing monstrance, popping up on my Instagram. It can mine!” Melina said. “It’s is a code for That may mean unfollowing a feed Syria and Iraq. a chilled margarita. A snapshot make me feel very single.” comparison and envy. It’s like, ‘Why that’s bringing you down or giving “Steps to prosecute criminals from waitressing, a prayer journal It’s easy to get stuck in the honey- are you striving to be someone else up Instagram for a week. For Melina, and bring them to justice are also documenting her consecration to the comb of Instagram feeds, where six when God meant you to be you? You such measures are part of a deliberate imperative,” Father Daly said in a Blessed Mother. degrees of separation becomes two are precious in his eyes!’” effort to stay rooted in her identity Feb. 4 statement. As a freshman at the University of taps — from someone you know to Melina is trying to reclaim the as a daughter of Christ. When she’s The statement was issued the Mary in Bismarck, N.D., Melina has someone who knows someone you hashtag by occasionally tagging her bombarded by Cosmo covers at the same day the European Parliament tried to moderate her use of social me- know, then a total stranger with an posts with “Catholicgoals,” a tongue- grocery-store check-out, she turns adopted the resolution proposed dia, deleting the Facebook and Twitter expensive wardrobe and a nice tan. in-cheek reminder of what really mat- away and recites Song of Solomon: by Lars Adaktusson, a Swedish apps from her iPhone and abandon- The filters create a fun-house mirror of ters — sacraments, prayer, friendship. “You are beautiful, my love, there is no member, which stated that Islamic ing Snapchat altogether. Instagram comparison, rendering you short and She resists the temptation to curate flaw in you.” State was “committing genocide has been harder to rein in, admits the squatty. They’re the ones out making her Instagram feed in order to project Sure, she’d like to lose weight, but against Christians and Yezidis and psychology major, an amateur pho- great memories — picking apples, a perfect life, realizing that wouldn’t when Melina looks in the mirror, she other religious and ethnic minori- tographer and self-described “beauty lounging poolside, kissing beneath a be healthy for her or friends who focuses on her chocolate brown eyes ties, who do not agree with the seeker” who is among more than 400 Ferris wheel. You’re the one in sweat- would view it. “You’re never going to and her bright, all-consuming smile. so-called ISIS/Daesh interpretation million users drawn to the 5-year-old pants stalking them from the couch. have good conversations with people if “There’s a joy in my smile that reminds of Islam, and that this, therefore, photo-sharing social network. Instagram has created a culture of you’re not willing to be vulnerable.” me of a woman in love,” she said. “I entails action under the 1948 U.N. “I have one of those love-hate rela- unabashed voyeurism. To comment Melina believes we’ve become too love the way God made me and the Convention on the Prevention tionships with Instagram,” Melina said. on a picture with the popular hashtag passive about toxic influences. “We’re way his joy in me is infectious.” and Punishment of the Crime of It captures her adventures, con- “goals” is to openly covet. It’s often a scared of certain consequences that Genocide.” (CNS) Christina Capecchi is a freelance writer from nects her with friends and kindles her one-word comment, an evolution from may or may not happen if we make Inver Grove Heights, Minn., and the editor faith. But sometimes it sends Melina the “I like this” of a facile Facebook a first decision to cut off that which of SisterStory.org. 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Quote Joseph Fiennes stars in a scene from the “When you were movie “Risen.” Fiennes with Mother Teresa, said his new project you knew you were seeks to illustrate the story of Christ’s death in the presence of and resurrection from someone special. a unique perspective. She was truly au- thentic to her iden- tity. You knew she was the Lord’s. She was always a saint, and now the church is recognizing it.” | Father Jim Kean, pastor of St. Damien of Molokai Parish in Pontiac, Mich., on “kidnapping” Blessed Teresa in Rome in the late 1980s — while he was still a seminarian — so she could visit a dying woman. (Catholic News Service) in tHe neWS

Fruitful CNS photo/Columbia faith-based art (Clavius), the crucifixion is VATICAN CITY — There’s just another day at the office, another kind of academy award so he’s deeply conditioned to being hosted this year. think in one way,” he said. A pontifical academy founded The 45-year-old British during the Renaissance has an- actor told CNS that a pivotal nounced a cash prize of $22,000 ‘Risen’ scene, one in which Clavius in a contest for young artists meets Jesus, was akin to his whose work promotes “Christian brief encounter with Pope humanism.” Francis at the general audi- Pope Francis was scheduled to The Resurrection from ence Feb. 3. award the “Prize of the Pontifical “To tell you the truth, I Academies” to the winner or win- had so many questions and ners at the Vatican later in the year. a skeptic’s point of view when he looked me in the The contest “is open to young eye, the conversation seemed artists and institutions of any By Junno Arocho Esteves a nonbeliever,” Fiennes told pointless,” Fiennes recalled. nationality, active in the fields of lit- Catholic News Service Catholic News Service Feb. CNS photo/L’Osservatore Romano “It was a connection beyond Pope Francis greets British actor Joseph Fiennes, his wife Maria erature, poetry and music and also 4. The film will be released ROME — Hollywood is no conversation, he’s deeply Dolores Dieguez, and their two daughters at the general audi- Feb. 19. to institutions dedicated to artistic stranger to movies depicting connected as a spiritual being ence in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican Feb. 3. Fiennes plays Clavius, a formation in these fields. Their work the life and death of Christ, and so talking seems like a or activity must contribute to the trying to present Jesus from Roman tribune charged by waste of time, it seemed shal- takeaway from this movie, right, we’ll never get the huge development of Christian human- the perspective of the Gos- Pontius Pilate to investigate low. And it’s the same with that might be a big one.” monumental essence of it, but ism and its artistic expressions,” the pels, which are the written the events following Christ’s the character meeting Christ, To prepare for the scene in we try to get a thread of it,” academy said in a press release. accounts of Jesus’ life and death. His character, he said, as if to say, ‘This is enough.’” which Jesus, played by actor he said. Individuals must be between 25 ministry from those closest begins as an enemy “who is Clavius’ initial doubts, Cliff Curtis, and Clavius meet, The story of “Risen,” and 40 years of age on April 30, and to him. there to put down any zealot Fiennes said, speaks to the Curtis took a 30-day vow of he added, is not meant to institutions must have been active Joseph Fiennes, the actor insurrections; so from his nature of faith “whether silence, Fiennes said. Saving preach or to divide those who for less than 20 years, it said. (CNS) starring in “Risen,” said his point of view, Yeshua (Jesus) you are an absolute, ardent their first moment of speaking believe and those who don’t is just another terrorist.” SaintS UndeR 40 new project seeks to illustrate believer or an atheist.” The to each other for that scene, but rather unite them “in the the story of Christ’s death and The film, Fiennes said, main character’s knowledge he said, allowed them to im- experience.” Overwhelmed resurrection from a unique departs from other depictions and intellect can’t grasp what bue it “with a sense of respect “I hope that a believer and perspective. by picking up where most he has witnessed. toward what that moment a nonbeliever, an agnostic by love “We’re seeing this narra- movies leave off: the crucifix- “He can’t reduce the noise would mean for those two and an atheist can all sit in Born in 1322, Blessed Imelda tive play out, which is dear to ion. Additionally, Clavius sees and tune into the greater characters.” the auditorium together in a Lambertini of Bologna was called millions of us and means so Jesus’ execution as acceptable consciousness, and a lot of “That’s our little way of wonderful, positive environ- to religious life at a very young much, through the eyes of a punishment for threatening us suffer from that,” Fiennes trying to prepare for that ment and enjoy the narra- age — 9 years old — after a skeptic, through the eyes of the established order. “For said. “I think if there is any moment. We’ll never get it tive,” Fiennes said. pious childhood that was filled with devotion and charity. She yearned LiSa’S CateCHiSM CoRneR MaKana’S HeLpfUL HintS to be fully Church teaching explained to you Exciting ways to enhance young adult ministry accepted into the Dominican community The positive effects of confession Vocation? Growing in faith and receive the Holy Eucharist, but Today’s tip: Help young adults understand vocation as primarily a call to holiness and the rules at the time barred chil- YOUCAT*: “Confession reconciles the sinner with God and the Church.” [1468-1470, 1496] Christian maturity lived through single or married life, the priesthood, the diaconate dren from receiving Communion or religious life. until age 12. Imelda filled her time “Forgive me Father, for I have sinned …” with prayer and reading about the We are sinners. Yes, we’re not perfect. (Did you think you “What does vocation mean?” Drawing upon the books of Genesis (1:27) and 1 John saints. When she was 11, she could were?) The nice thing is that we are gifted with the sacrament of (4:8,16), the Catechism of the Catholic Church says, “God who created man out of love wait no longer and prayed for Reconciliation in which we are forgiven and reconciled with God, also calls him to love — the fundamental and innate vocation of every human being. For man is created in the image and likeness of God who is himself love.” (CCC 1604) the grace to receive Communion. and also with his church. Thus, vocation is a call to love and as we all have different talents and gifts, we have A bright light appeared above Confession — how many of us don’t take advantage of this her head and a host materialized different ways of loving! beautiful sacrament as often as we could, and probably should? Many discover and respond to this call during their young adulthood making vocation- within the light; a priest came And why wouldn’t we? When we confess our sins, a weight is with a paten to catch it and Imelda al formation a must for young adults. Offer workshops and retreats that explore vocations lifted off our shoulders. We experience forgiveness, peace, com- with built-in opportunities for follow-up. Have priests, deacons, religious communities and finally received Communion. It is fort, hope, sanity, freedom and love. #YearOfMercy said that she then died instantly, married couples interact and share their stories with young adults. Start a vocations com- “In failing to confess, Lord, I would only hide you from myself, mittee that stimulates discussions on vocations and calls out gifts and talents of others. her heart broken from the immen- not myself from you.” (St. Augustine) Offer opportunities to volunteer locally. Create ways for our young people to learn that to sity of Jesus’ love. (ncronline.org) *Youth Catechism of the Catholic Church live out your vocation is to grow into and learn how God made us to love. Lisa Gomes is the director of the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry Makana Aiona is the diocesan coordinator for Young Adult Ministry.