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Molokai Fr Damien. Damien of molokai (born january 3, 1840, tremelo, belgium—died april 15, 1889, molokai, hawaii [u.s.]; Partly, this was his own fault: From youth, he had been a man of passion, and he. Father damien’s life was a living reflection of the catholic principles of charity, compassion, and respect for human dignity. By 1884, just 11 years after his arrival to the peninsula, father damien was diagnosed with leprosy. “you may stay as long as your devotion dictates.” At the outset of his mission damien. Feast day may 10) was a belgian. His dedication to the lepers of molokai was not just a response to their physical and emotional suffering, but also an affirmation of their inherent worth as children of god. When his oldest brother pamphile entered the. He struggled to preserve them from the physical and moral corruption of molokai. After he himself contracted the disease in 1885, damien was able to identify. “honoring father damien” molokai’s beloved priest dedicated his life to helping many people throughout the hawaiian islands. Few in authority really understood father damien in what was now his life’s work on molokai. In october 2009, he was officially recognized as hawaii’s first canonized saint.

Partly, this was his own fault: By 1884, just 11 years after his arrival to the peninsula, father damien was diagnosed with leprosy. Father damien was deeply moved by leper children. After he himself contracted the disease in 1885, damien was able to identify. Few in authority really understood father damien in what was now his life’s work on molokai. “you may stay as long as your devotion dictates.” Feast day may 10) was a belgian. He struggled to preserve them from the physical and moral corruption of molokai. In october 2009, he was officially recognized as hawaii’s first canonized saint. At the outset of his mission damien.

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Molokai Fr Damien Father damien was deeply moved by leper children. Damien of molokai (born january 3, 1840, tremelo, belgium—died april 15, 1889, molokai, hawaii [u.s.]; Father damien was deeply moved by leper children. His dedication to the lepers of molokai was not just a response to their physical and emotional suffering, but also an affirmation of their inherent worth as children of god. Few in authority really understood father damien in what was now his life’s work on molokai. After he himself contracted the disease in 1885, damien was able to identify. In october 2009, he was officially recognized as hawaii’s first canonized saint. “you may stay as long as your devotion dictates.” By 1884, just 11 years after his arrival to the peninsula, father damien was diagnosed with leprosy. Feast day may 10) was a belgian. Joseph de veuster, the future father damien, was born at tremelo in belgium, january 3, 1840. “honoring father damien” molokai’s beloved priest dedicated his life to helping many people throughout the hawaiian islands. Father damien’s life was a living reflection of the catholic principles of charity, compassion, and respect for human dignity. From youth, he had been a man of passion, and he. He struggled to preserve them from the physical and moral corruption of molokai. When his oldest brother pamphile entered the.