HAWAII VINA, CALIF. HAWAII VIEW FROM THE PEW Man from Ewa Beach The monk from Molokai Fortnight for Freedom A new book filled with old makes first vows as a celebrates 50 years of comes alive in capitol rally, words; a CD finds joy Marianist brother priesthood bishop’s Mass and letter amidst the sorrow Page 8 Page 10 Page 11 Page 14 HawaiiVOLUME 75, NUMBER 14 CatholicFRIDAY, JULY 6, 2012 Herald$1 Marianne’s Farm welcomes Waianae coast homeless Page 3 A handmade sign in both Hawaiian and English at Our Lady of Keaau on the Waianae coast marks the area where a new agricultural community lives and works. Mother Marianne’s Farm provides several Waianae homeless with shelter and support while teaching them farming skills and how to pray. HCH photo | Darlene Dela Cruz 2 HAWAII HAWAII CATHOLIC HERALD • JULY 6, 2012 Herald reporter/photographer takes top national award for photo Hawaii By Patrick Downes Catholic Hawaii Catholic Herald Herald Hawaii Catholic Herald report- Newspaper of the Diocese of Honolulu er/photographer Darlene Dela Founded in 1936 Cruz’s picture of a Hawaii inmate Published every other Friday embracing her son was judged PUBLISHER the best Catholic newspaper news Bishop Larry Silva photo in the U.S. and Canada for (808) 585-3356 [email protected] 2011. EDITOR Dela Cruz received first place Patrick Downes for “Best General News Photo (808) 585-3317 (black and white or color)” at the [email protected] Catholic Press Association’s an- REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER nual awards ceremony, June 22, Darlene J.M. Dela Cruz in Indianapolis, the closing event (808) 585-3320 [email protected] of the three-day Catholic Media ADVERTISING Convention. 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MAIL TO On the Pali Slopes – Rising slowly from the ground and soon to stand out Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo will celebrate Mass at noon on Donna Aquino prominently on the windward slopes of the Pali will be the two new buildings July 8, which will be followed by continual eucharistic adora- Hawaii Catholic Herald 1184 Bishop Street of St. Stephen’s Seminary. The building in the foreground will be a new resi- tion until he again celebrates Mass at noon the next day, the Honolulu, HI 96813 dence for college students together with additional classrooms for science and feast of Our Lady of Peace ... QUESTIONS? language. In the background will be the new seminary chapel and the new “Our diocese wishes to join in prayer and thanksgiving for Call Donna, 585-3321 auditorium for the use of the enlarged student-body at St. Stephen’s. St. Ste- the many blessings we have received,” wrote Sacred Hearts phen’s has become a landmark to motorists who daily commute to Honolulu Sister Helene Wood, director of the diocesan Office of Worship. for work and shopping. These new buildings will be completed by fall. JULY 6, 2012 • HAWAII CATHOLIC HERALD HAWAII 3 “Herb,” one of the homeless resi- dents who came to Our Lady of Ke- aau, works on the fields of Mother Marianne’s Farm on June 28. Marianne’s Farm welcomes Waianae coast homeless Story and photos of the Neumann Communities, the ricultural ventures Mother Mari- trice, which include the disallow- the evictions. Now, she keeps tabs by Darlene J.M. Dela Cruz same order as Blessed Marianne. anne’s Farm. ing of profanity while on the farm. on the friends she has brought to Hawaii Catholic Herald The farm began after the gov- Sister Beatrice has the farm’s Sister Beatrice is also extremely Our Lady of Keaau and assists Sis- ernment ordered a massive sweep “tenants” following a daily rou- keen on making sure the tenants ter Beatrice with the shop at the “Mother Marianne did the same of the homeless living on the West tine of both spiritual and physical attend prayer times.