Viriditas2: Soul Greening Interviewed by Sister Malia Dominica Wong, OP Hawaii Catholic Herald I made my final profession as a member of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary in January 2024. In December of that year, I was ordained a priest. In January 2025, I was missioned to Hawaii. The life […]
Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Jan. 16, 2026
How are those New Year’s resolutions going, Heraldinos? Mine was to stop procrastinating … I’ve decided to start in February! In the meantime, please don’t delay in taking my quiz! 1) SCRIPTURE John 2:1-11 describes Jesus’ first miracle. Where did that miracle take place? a) Jerusalem b) Cana c) Bethany d) Capernaum 2) SAINTS: PART […]
Jenna Marie Cooper: ‘Protomartyr’ is both literal, symbolic
Question corner Q: A Catholic church near me is named after a certain saint, but has “protomartyr” after the name. What does this term mean? (Indiana) A: My guess is that the church you’re thinking of was named “St. Stephen,” since “protomartyr” is a title specific to him. “Protomartyr” is a Greek term that is […]
Msgr. Owen F. Campion: Proclaiming to all that Jesus is the Lord, the Lamb of God
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Isaiah 49:3, 5-6; 1 Corinthians 1:1-3; John 1:29-34 The Book of Isaiah furnishes this weekend’s first reading from the Scriptures. Relief and joy uplifted the atmosphere. Hopes centered upon a bright future, all because of the fact that, after the humiliation, uncertainty and anguish of being conquered by Babylonia, and […]
Reflection: Ordinary Time marks period of patience, steady faithfulness
By Anthony Selvanathan Special to the Herald Happy New Year, dear readers of the Herald! By the time you read this, the poinsettias will have begun to wither, Christmas trees will have been hauled away or packed into storage, and parish life will feel noticeably quieter. The Epiphany house chalking is still faintly visible above […]
Mary Duddy: A quiet man’s lifelong blessing
The married life In our early years of marriage, we had two young children and my husband was in and out to sea a lot on a Navy ship. When he was on island he needed to use our only car to drive to Pearl Harbor each day, and when he was at sea I […]
Christina Capecchi: The kitchen as chapel
Twenty Something The older I get, the more I crave a practical spirituality — one tied to dirty dishes, not pristine libraries; one that recognizes hungry bellies along with hungry hearts. Some days, talking theology feels beside the point. We are living it as we match mittens and pack snacks. We pray as we start […]
Sherry Hayes-Peirce: Celebrating the legacy of St. Damien and St. Marianne
Catholic social tips It’s Kalaupapa Month, and as we near the 13th anniversary of St. Marianne Cope’s canonization and what would have been her 187th birthday, remembering her is right and just. The life and legacy of Mother Marianne helped establish the presence of the Sisters of St. Francis in Hawaii since the late 1800s. […]
Bishop Larry Silva: Share Jesus’ light with those in darkness
Witness to Jesus | Christmas Here is the prepared text of the homily delivered at Christmas midnight Mass with the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace Community in Honolulu, and at Christmas Day Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa in Honolulu. Last week I spoke to a longtime friend who is suffering from […]
Talk story: Making room for Christ: Sharing the gift of peace
Office for Social Ministry “When the fragility of others penetrates our hearts, when their pain shatters our rigid certainties, then peace has already begun.” (Pope Leo XIV, Christmas Day homily) Reflecting upon that peaceful night of the very first Christmas, we often think of the humble stable where Jesus was born. We can picture the […]
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