St. Damien of Moloka'i is a richly illustrated book designed for readers aged 4 to 18. It tells the inspiring story of St. Damien, a Catholic priest from Belgium who dedicated his life to serving lepers exiled on the Hawaiian island of Moloka'i. Despite the risk of contracting leprosy himself, Father Damien chose to live among the sick, building homes, churches, and providing comfort and care to those in need.

The book’s detailed artwork brings to life the beauty of the Hawaiian landscape and the challenges of life in Moloka'i. Through these vibrant illustrations, readers can see Father Damien’s compassion, courage, and unwavering dedication to his mission. Key moments in his life—his arrival in Hawai'i, his work with the lepers, and his eventual illness—are portrayed in a way that engages young readers while also communicating deeper lessons of love and sacrifice.

This book emphasizes core Catholic values like compassion, self-sacrifice, and the dignity of every human being. By following St. Damien’s journey, readers learn the importance of serving others, especially the marginalized, and trusting in God's plan even in difficult circumstances. It is part of a larger series aimed at introducing children to the lives of saints and key teachings of the Catholic faith.