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The Myths That Bind and the Stories Redescribing Our History Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran | Photos courtesy Gil Keith-Agaran Myths, the stories we tell and share and accept, are important in any community. Such tales create, describe, and inform shared values...
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Drowning Slowly Angel Alba | Maui High School, Class of 2026 In this day and age, people are drowning slowly in their minds through the sounds of music. Music has been around for many years and has evolved in countless...
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Merienda at Pamutat Liza A Pierce of “A Maui Blog” | Photos courtesy Liza Pierce The word pamutat carries warm memories in my heart. My lolo (grandfather) used to say that word, and as a kid, we often laughed. We...
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Brrr … Ah, September… The first “ber” of the ’ber months. In the Philippines, September 1 is known as the start of playing Christmas songs to kick off the Christmas season. In the United States, this is the month kicking off...
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Rick Nava Lucy Peros | Photos courtesy the Nava ‘Ohana Everybody can be great, because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and your verb agree to...
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The Eucharist We Rely On Gives Food For the Soul Forever Deacon Patrick Constantino | Photos: Madeline Pascual The Gospel according to John 6:51–58 Jesus said to the crowds: “I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats...
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