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Carney. delos de residência e mobi- vários artigos e livros seu próprio nome. um dos maiores parceiros dência e vencermos a A apresentação pretende lidade social. incluindo “The Portuguese O visto E-2 permite que comerciais dos EUA. Guerra Revolucionária dar um olhar da história dos O dr. José Carlos Teixeira in Canada: Diasporic Chal- um nacional de um país O projeto de lei biparti- (…) Para defender as de- portugueses no Canadá, os é professor de geografia na lenges and Adjustment” seja admitido nos EUA por dário é conhecido como mocracias ocidentais, Por- seus desafios, aspirações e University of British Co- (com Victor Pereira da até dois anos, ao investir “Promoting Mutances In- tugal e os EUA ajudaram a impacto nas comunidades lumbia Okanagan, onde Rosa). uma quantidade substan- terests e Grow our Success organizar a Europa Oci- de acolhimento. Para além leciona no departamento de Ao longo da sua carreira, cial de capital numa em- Act” (Lei de Promoção de dental para criar a NATO de identificar os factores e Estudos Comunitários, José Carlos Teixeira, natu- presa dos EUA. Interesses Mútuos e Nosso (…) Por estas e outras ra- políticas associadas com a Culturais e Globais. Obteve ral da Ribeira Grande, S. Os possuidores desses Crescente Sucesso) ou a zões, convoco os meus co- sua migração, modelos de bacharelato e mestrado em Miguel, tem sido alvo de vistos podem requerer uma Lei AMIGOS (H.R. 5173). legas a unirem-se a mim no acolhimento e integração geografia na Universidade várias distinções em todo o prorrogação da estadia, que Foi introduzido em 6 de apoio a uma legislação bi- na sociedade canadiana, o de Quebec em Montreal e Canadá e ainda nos Açores pode ser concedida por pe- março e encaminhado para partidária sensata. A Lei dr. 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    Father Damien . “A Bit of Taro, A Piece of Fish and A Glass of Water” Anwei Skinsnes Law Henry G. Law Foreword by the Most Reverend Larry Silva Bishop of Th e Catholic Diocese of Honolulu Father Damien . A Bit of Taro, A Piece of Fish and A Glass of Water Anwei Skinsnes Law Henry G. Law IDEA Center for the Voices of Humanity Copyright 2009 IDEA Center for the Voices of Humanity, Seneca Falls, NY All rights reserved Library of Congress Control Number: 2009925671 ISBN 978-0-9802123-1-0 Cover Photo: Father Damien at Kalawao. Photo by Dr. Eduard Arning, c. 1884. Hawaiian Historical Society and Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg Back Cover Photo: Joseph Manu in 1933. Damien Museum Archives Dedicated to Richard Marks Whose impact on the history of Kalaupapa is as immeasurable as his love for Father Damien Contents Foreword Preface Chapter 1: An Oppression of Mind Chapter 2: You Could Not Wish For Better People Chapter 3: A Melancholy Sight Chapter 4: My Spiritual Father and My Friend Chapter 5: A Bowl of Perfect Light Chapter 6: Like Old Friends Chapter 7: Taken Away by Force of Law Chapter 8: Music and Celebration Chapter 9: Our Beloved People Chapter 10: We Will Take Care of Him Chapter 11: Th e Sicker He Got, Th e Harder He Worked Chapter 12: A Final Christmas Epilogue Acknowledgements Notes & Bibliography Foreword About 15 years before I became the fi rst native-born Bishop of Honolulu, I discovered an untold story about my great-grandfather, John Santos, and his daughter, my great aunt, Minnie Santos Arruda.