Ignatian spirituality has quietly shaped the way I see and move through the world. From an early age, I learned that faith is not something to hold but something to live—faith as action, as presence, as service. Over time, I discovered that this action springs from a deeper movement: to praise, reverence, and serve God […]
Spring Newsletter
Holy Week brings us to the center of our faith, where love is made visible through service, sacrifice, and self-gift. As we follow Christ’s example, we are reminded that service does not only meet immediate needs but shapes lives, communities, and the future we are building together. In this newsletter you can find: New CVN […]
Kona Low Storm Support
Over the past few weeks, our islands have endured heavy and unpredictable rainfall from the March 2026 Kona Low storm. What began as passing showers quickly intensified into severe flooding, extended power outages, and widespread disruption across multiple communities. Today the rain has paused, but there is still uncertainty with how unpredictable this weather has […]
Lament, is it necessary? A Lenten Reflection
Ignoring pain does not make it go away…we lament not only to express it, we need it to heal. What a time to be alive—a phrase often said when life feels full and the world seems bright. Yet lately, I’ve been thinking about these words differently. The world feels heavy, fractured, aflame. The grief is […]
This Work is Shared
One of the strongest takeaways from this conference is the reminder that this work is shared. There are people across the country who are committed to helping young people engage their faith in ways that lead toward justice. Being in that space widened my perspective. It reminded me that what we are doing locally is […]