By Robert Camilleri Special to the Herald The Knights of Columbus Hawaii State Council held its annual Columbus Day banquet Oct. 9 for more than 170 Knights, their families and guests at the Hawaii Okinawa Center in Waipio. Attendees enjoyed a buffet dinner blessed by associate state chaplain Father Jack Legal. After the meal, master […]
Experts unpack AI and human dignity in Marianist Lecture
By Chaminade University of Honolulu Special to the Herald Humanity can cope with the rise of artificial intelligence technology, as it has with other technological revolutions, without losing what makes us human. But we must first fully understand what AI is and how it should be used. That was the greatest takeaway from Chaminade University […]
Pope Leo’s video invitation opens World Youth Day registration
By Junno Arocho Esteves OSV News Next year’s World Youth Day is not a sightseeing excursion but an opportunity for Catholic youth to deepen and renew their faith, Pope Leo XIV said. In an Oct. 22 video message, the pope launched the opening of registrations for the 41st World Youth Day set to take place […]
Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Nov. 6, 2026
November is here, my Quizzies! The month when we Catholics remember the dead, give thanks for the living and prepare for the coming of Christ. Enjoy! 1) BISHOPS What is the specific name of the color that bishops and archbishops wear which distinguishes them from monsignors and cardinals? a) Amaranth red b) Scarlet c) Tyrian […]
Sister Madonna Shylla, Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians: We do not walk alone
Viriditas2: Soul Greening Interviewed by Sister Malia Dominica Wong, OP Hawaii Catholic Herald My years in India were filled with opportunities to serve, especially through education and pastoral ministry. Much of my time was spent teaching in school, visiting villages and caring for the children entrusted to our boarding facilities. In one place where I […]
Jenna Marie Cooper: Parish customs are nice, but are not law
Question corner Q: As another follow-up to the question of what laity do during the Our Father at Mass: When the law is silent, would not the Church’s liturgical law envision that custom in a parish governs what the faithful do or not do in order to provide for different cultural expressions of prayer? For […]
Msgr. Owen F. Campion: Be a steadfast disciple always, not just at the end of your life
Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Wisdom 6:12-16; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Matthew 25:1-13 The Book of Wisdom supplies the first reading for this weekend. The book’s title itself teaches a lesson. As centuries passed, foreign influences virtually overwhelmed the Holy Land. Times perennially were hard. Understandably, many Jews left their ancestral homeland in search of better […]
Christina Capecchi: Beneath the buffalo hide
Twenty Something The stranger draped a buffalo hide over her shoulders. Sister Blandina Segale braced for a bullet. It was December 1872, near midnight on the Colorado plains, in the heart of the Wild West. The 22-year-old Italian-born Sister of Charity was bound for Trinidad, a frontier town she had never seen. Back in Cincinnati, […]
An act of faith that bridges generations
Choosing to be buried at one’s home parish invites prayer and remembrance for years to come By Lisa Dahm Hawaii Catholic Herald As faithful who believe in the resurrection of the body, Catholics in Hawaii have been entrusting their burial after death to the hallowed ground of their parish home for the past 200 years […]
Walking in faith: Procession honors St. Francis of Assisi
Hawaii Catholic Herald To celebrate the Transitus, the death date of St. Francis of Assisi on Oct. 3, hundreds of people joined a eucharistic procession behind Bishop Michael T.T. Castori, SJ, and several priests and deacons who took turns carrying the monstrance. More than 100 people braved hot, sunny conditions Oct. 3 to commemorate the […]
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