Morning Air

As your heart goes out to those in Hawaii who have been impacted by the wildfires, know that your prayers and support can make a difference. In difficult times, we as a Catholic community can remind one another that God is in control.  John Morales speaks with Bishop Larry Silva from Honolulu about the devastating Maui wildfire, which is described as the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century and the worst natural disaster in Hawaii's history. Here are the key points from this conversation:  Resilience and Community Support: Despite the tragedy, people in Maui are resilient and are coming together to help each other. Bishop Silva expresses his appreciation for the support and donations pouring in from across the country. Bishop's Ministry: Bishop Silva shares his experience of ministering to the survivors shortly after the tragedy. He describes a mixture of sadness, tears, and stories of loss but also the incredible acts of kindness and solidarity among the affected communities. Miracle of Maria Lana