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Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: April 24, 2026

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Happy Easter, quiz maniacs! Joy to you as we continue to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ! 1) EASTER SEASON During the Easter season, what prayer replaces the daily Angelus prayer? a) Hail Mary b) Divine Mercy chaplet c) “Regina Coeli” d) Ave Maria 2) GOSPELS Which of the Gospels is the oldest? a) Matthew […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features Tagged With: Easter season, Hawaii Catholic Harold's Quiz

Father Claudio Aguirre, diocesan priest: ‘Every day, I choose to serve’

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Viriditas2: Soul Greening Interviewed by Sister Malia Dominica Wong, OP Hawaii Catholic Herald “I am a missionary priest,” I tell people, and I smile — not because it is easy, but because it is grace. I come from Venezuela, and my journey to the priesthood began when I was just 16 years old. I entered […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features, Local News Tagged With: Father Claudio Aguirre, Kailua-Kona, St. Michael the Archangel Church, Venezuela, Viriditas2: Soul Greening

Jenna Marie Cooper: Descent into hell sealed redemption

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Question corner Q: In the Apostles’ Creed, we say that Jesus “descended into hell” after he died on the cross. But why would Jesus go to hell if he was sinless? A: The short answer is that Jesus was not sent to hell as a consequence for his own sinfulness, but in order to free […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features Tagged With: Apostles' Creed, hell, Jenna Marie Cooper, question corner, redemption

Sarah and David Herrmann: Walking with parish ohana

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Embracing Family Do we ever feel that parenting rests entirely on our shoulders? Does this leave us exhausted and longing for support? We don’t need to carry this alone. Catholic parishes offer grace, community and support, reminding us that we share the journey together. Let’s shift from “you” to “we.” We gain strength by participating […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features Tagged With: embracing family, parish family, Sarah and David Herrmann

Msgr. Owen F. Campion: Turning away from God will lead us toward peril

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Fourth Sunday of Easter Acts 2:14a, 36-41; 1 Peter 2:20b-25; John 10:1-10 Readings from the Acts of the Apostles frequently occur during the Easter season. They clearly show not just life in general in the first Christian community but quite expressly they reveal the special place among the early Christians of the apostles, and that […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features Tagged With: fourth Sunday of Easter, Msgr. Owen F. Campion

Greg Erlandson: Coast-to-coast faith education

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Amid the fray St. John Henry Newman, writing in the 19th century, wanted a Catholic laity “who know their religion … who know what they hold and what they do not.” Whatever the challenges Newman faced in the 19th century, one could argue that the challenge of educating adult Catholics in the faith is that […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features Tagged With: Greg Erlandson, New York Encounter, University Series

Paul Thigpen: Salvation requires upkeep

04/22/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Commentary “Are you saved?” That’s a question often heard from well-meaning Christians who want to help others know Jesus Christ. As Catholics whose faith is centered in him, we can appreciate their good intentions and admire their willingness to talk about God. Even so, we may have trouble understanding what their question is really all […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features Tagged With: Paul Thigpen

Bishop Larry Silva: Bringing the light of Christ to others

04/08/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Witness to Jesus | Easter Sunday Here is the prepared text of the homily delivered on April 4, Easter Vigil, with the Cathedral Community of Our Lady of Peace at the Kamiano Center in downtown Honolulu; and on April 5, Easter Sunday, at the Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa in Honolulu and at Our Lady of […]

Filed Under: Columns, Commentary, Features, Local News Tagged With: Bishop Larry Silva, Easter, Easter Vigil, Witness to Jesus

Hawaii’s 2026 Jubilarians: Celebrating lives of discipleship

04/08/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

“God, our Father, guide of humanity and ruler of creation, look upon these your servants, who wish to confirm their offering of themselves to you. As the years pass by, help them to enter more deeply into the mystery of the church and to dedicate themselves more generously to the good of humanity.” Prayer of […]

Filed Under: Features, Local News, Uncategorized Tagged With: Jubilarians

Sacred Hearts brother readies for next step toward priesthood

04/08/2026 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

By Lisa Dahm Hawaii Catholic Herald To be thought of as a “flag-bearer for Christ” is a great compliment indeed. But Sacred Hearts Father Johnathan Hurrell raised the metaphor one better when describing Sacred Hearts Brother Soane Siua — he called the seminarian an “instrument of God’s love.” “Wherever he goes, whatever he does, he […]

Filed Under: Features, Local News Tagged With: Brother Soane Siua, Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, deacon, Kaimuki, ordination, priesthood, St. Patrick Church

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