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KALAUPAPA’S LEGACY: Gloria Marks

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

A beloved and respected leader in her own right By Valerie Monson Special to the Herald When young Gloria Lutu arrived in Hawaii from Samoa with her family, she had to adjust to a new country, a new culture and a new language. Only a few years later, she faced her biggest challenge yet when […]

Filed Under: Features, Local News, Obituary Tagged With: Kalaupapa

Hawaii teen stands out at national youth conference

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

The annual gathering featured a first-ever digital encounter with Pope Leo XIV By Lisa Dahm Hawaii Catholic Herald A group of Hawaii youth and their chaperones joined thousands of other young people last month for the annual National Catholic Youth Conference, which welcomes teenage faithful to come together for prayer, catechesis and community. This year, […]

Filed Under: Features, Local News Tagged With: Kapaa, Kaunakakai, Micah Alcisto, National Catholic Youth Conference, Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Saint Louis School, St. Catherine Church, St. Damien of Molokai Church, Wahiawa

KALAUPAPA’S LEGACY: Danny Hashimoto

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

‘Mr. Einstein’ never stopped learning By Valerie Monson Special to the Herald The education of Danny Hashimoto — perhaps one of the smartest men to ever live at Kalaupapa — began with comic books. When Danny was sent to Kalaupapa in the spring of 1942, he was only 12, a frightened boy, feeling very much […]

Filed Under: Local News, Obituary Tagged With: Danny Hashimoto, Kalaupapa

Seafarers’ ministry marks World Day of the Poor

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Deacon Marlowe Sabater Special to the Herald The Apostleship of the Sea Ministry-Hawaii (AoSMH) sailed the high seas last month with the biggest number yet of longline fishers who attended the Eucharistic celebration of the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Forty-one fishers were at the holy Mass on Nov. 15 as they also observed […]

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Apostleship of the Sea Ministry, Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa, Honolulu, Knights of Peter Claver and Women's Auxiliary, piers 36-38, Resurrection of the Lord Church, seafarers

Bishop Larry Silva: Joining Christ on pilgrimage to paradise

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Witness to Jesus | Solemnity of Christ the King Here is the prepared text of the homily delivered Nov. 23 at Christ the King Church, Kahului, at the conclusion of the annual Diocesan Conference of Filipino Catholic Clubs. Some time ago I made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Our bus driver was a young […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features, Local News Tagged With: Bishop Larry Silva, solemnity of Christ the King, Witness to Jesus

Official notices: Dec. 5, 2025

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Bishop’s schedule Bishop’s announcements and appointments Clarification In the Nov. 21, 2025, issue of the Hawaii Catholic Herald, Father Alfred Omar Guerrero’s and Faith Leasiolagi’s roles were not clearly outlined in Father Guerrero’s reflection, “Discussing the church’s path of synodality.” Father Guerrero represented the Diocese of Honolulu when he joined a group of pilgrims representing […]

Filed Under: Local News, Official Notices Tagged With: Bishop Larry Silva, Misa de Gallo, official notices, Simbang Gabi

Talk story: Big or small, give wholeheartedly

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Office for Social Ministry “When Jesus looked up, he saw some wealthy people putting their offerings into the treasury, and he noticed a poor widow putting in two small coins. He said, ‘I tell you truly, this poor widow put in more than all the rest; for those others have all made offerings from their […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Local News Tagged With: Apostleship of the Sea Ministry, Office for Social Ministry, Talk Story

National appeal supports retired religious women and men

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Hawaii Catholic Herald Just as it is important to support diocesan priests who have retired from active ministry, faithful across Hawaii are being called to support retired religious women and men — sisters, brothers and religious-order priests. The National Religious Retirement Office has sent information and materials to parishes in the Diocese of Honolulu for […]

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: brothers, collection, National Religious Retirement Office, religious order priests, Retirement Fund for Religious, sisters

Reflection: A sacred journey to Mexico’s heartland

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Deacon Raul Perez Special to the Herald There is something uniquely powerful about pilgrimage — a journey outward that becomes a journey inward. For the 23 pilgrims who departed Honolulu on Nov. 6, bound for the sacred landscapes of Mexico, this truth revealed itself day after day. Each stop along the way became more […]

Filed Under: Features, Local News Tagged With: Deacon Raul Perez, Kapolei, Mexico, Our Lady of Guadalupe, pilgrimage, St. Jude Church

Luncheon honors people experiencing homelessness

12/03/2025 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Lisa Dahm Hawaii Catholic Herald HILO — Two days before Thanksgiving, Hope Services Hawaii hosted its annual Homeless Luncheon — an event celebrating community connection where unsheltered people in East Hawaii could receive a hot meal and access to other essential services. A total of 168 guests received lunch Nov. 25 from an all-volunteer […]

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Homeless Luncheon, HOPE Services Hawaii, people experiencing homelessness, unsheltered people

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