By Anthony Selvanathan Special to the Herald We tend to approach Lent the way we approach a new year: with plans, goals and quiet strategies for improvement. We decide what to give up, consider what we might add, and resolve to pray more faithfully or to fast more seriously. There is nothing wrong with these […]
Archives for February 2026
Christina Capecchi: Two survivors, one love story
Twenty Something Zach Zarembinski was 18 when he suffered a massive brain bleed during a high school football game. He was rushed to Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota, and placed in a coma. Nine days later, 16-year-old Isabelle Richard arrived at the adjacent children’s hospital on the same campus after a near-fatal car crash […]
Msgr. Owen F. Campion: Grounding ourselves and honoring God
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sirach 15:15-20; 1 Corinthians 2:6-10; Matthew 5:17-37 The Book of Sirach, the source of this weekend’s first reading, is part of a collection of biblical writings that in their very origin teach an important lesson. As various political, economic and individual fortunes changed, collapsed and reversed among God’s people in […]
Sherry Hayes-Peirce: Celebrating family and cultural diversity
Catholic social tips February is dedicated to the Holy Family in our faith tradition. I was recently at a planning meeting to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Catholicism’s arrival in our islands. Celebrating Hawaii’s diverse cultures is part of the heritage that unites us in faith and as a Catholic family. There is such beauty […]
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