Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Kings 5:14-17; 2 Timothy 2:8-13; Luke 17:11-19 The Second Book of Kings furnishes this weekend with its first Scriptural reading at Mass. Once the two books of Kings were a single volume, but time passed, and editors divided the volume into two parts. These writings are among the Old […]
Christina Capecchi: Hardship helps us build resilience and compassion
Twenty Something There’s something about pumpkins. Lumpy and bumpy, impossibly orange, harbinger of harvest. Instant cheer on a front porch with a hint of moonlit mystery. An invitation to trick-or-treat treaters that later nods to the pilgrims — centerpiece for a table of plenty, symbol of gathering and gratitude. When we moved to the country earlier […]
Sherry Hayes-Peirce: Praying the rosary for peace
A person prayed the rosary May 8 in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican. (Lola Gomez / CNS) Catholic social tips Our church began dedicating the month of October to the rosary in the 16th century, following Pope Pius V’s declaration of the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary on Oct. 7. Three hundred […]
Reflection: Mental health as a path to holiness
By Anthony SelvanathanSpecial to the Herald Our lives here in the islands are full of majestic beauty — whether it be the cerulean ocean and the lush green mountains that surround us; the warmth of our culturally diverse communities; or the blessings of our rich Catholic faith. Yet even in the midst of such gifts, […]
From home to Rome, Kalaupapa takes main stage
Father Damien de Veuster’s original gravesite and the grave of layperson Joseph Dutton are located next to St. Philomena Church in Kalawao, seen in a photo taken earlier this year. (Photo by Mackenzy Raco) By Celia K. DownesHawaii Catholic Herald Kalaupapa was in the spotlight this month amid a flurry of activity centered around pending […]
Hawaii welcomes Knights of Peter Claver chapter
New Knights and Ladies of Knights of Peter Claver Council 419 were installed Sept. 13 during Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa. (Courtesy Dann Ebina) By Lisa DahmHawaii Catholic Herald It’s not often that a national Catholic service organization built for the entire family arrives in the diocese. On Sept. 12, the Knights of […]
Bishops’ subcommittee on fighting racism gains permanent status
By Gina ChristianOSV News The U.S. Catholic bishops have deepened their commitment to combating racism by making permanent a subcommittee dedicated to working for racial justice and reconciliation in society. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops said Sept. 10 that its Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism — established in 2017 under then-USCCB president, and now […]
Patricia S. Tossey / 1935-2025: A beloved guide for bishops and seminarians alike
Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo renamed Pat Tossey’s role, changing it to administrative assistant from secretary. (HCH file photo) By Celia K. DownesHawaii Catholic Herald With an infectious laugh and a deep, enduring love for the church, Patricia S. Tossey played an essential role in the Diocese of Honolulu for five decades. Whether she was mentoring […]
Deacon Joseph T. Soon / 1971-2025: Deacon was known for his quiet, humble service to all
Deacon Eric Kim, right, congratulates newly ordained Deacon Joseph Soon at Cohort 7’s final ordination ceremony on Jan. 31, 2015, at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa in Honolulu. (HCH file photo / 2015) By Lisa DahmHawaii Catholic Herald In every family, each member has a special charism that helps them to best serve the others. […]
Mahalo from Bishop Larry Silva
September 19, 2025 To Parishioners of the Diocese of Honolulu Dear Brothers and Sisters, On May 2, 2025, I had the privilege of giving thanks to God for fifty years of priesthood. It has been a wonderful privilege to serve the people of the Diocese of Oakland (for 30 years) and the Diocese of Honolulu […]
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