I write this article on Friday, January 20, the day after a debate among Republican candidates...

As the Bishop has done in the past, he suggests specific books for reading and study...

At the end of August, the Strategic Planning Task Force presented me with a report...

Aloha!  I am most pleased about the possibility of a new ministry in the Diocese. 

As more congregations have been discussing shared ministry, regional ministry and ministry teams, and as we explore alternative ways ...

Fellowship, Righteousness and Love:  That is the meaning of Easter.  Through the cross, the world is transformed and we - you and I - are the Body of Christ bringing Love into the world.

As I have done in the past, the following books are suggested readings for 2011.

Bishop Robert Fitzpatrick delivered the following address to the Convention gathered on Saturday, October 30, 2010. 

We will gather singing a hymn by Mr. Joe Camacho (with this refrain): “Pili pa‘a no ka kua me ke aloha a mau loa. We come together in love and hope, we come as one.”

 I am most proud of the increased activities of the diocesan Planned Giving Commission.

Lent began on February 17 with Ash Wednesday. I find the Ash Wednesday liturgy most disconcerting.

I write the week following the 41st Annual Meeting of the Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Hawai‘i. I have received several emails and calls commending us for the one-day meeting. There have been various notes of concern or delight in the various resolutions of the Convention. I have been asked if I thought the meeting was a “success.”

Initial Reflections on the 76th General Convention of The Episcopal Church, Anaheim, CA,  July 8-17, 2009.

Soon before being ordained and consecrated as the Fifth Bishop of Hawai‘i, then-Canon Robert Fitzpatrick sent to the Commission on Ministry a letter about the ordination process: his expectations regarding those that would be put forward for ordination, and his goals for ordained ministry in the Diocese in the coming years.