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The meantime has been diocesan director of seminarians, busy, he said, with his preaching has known Resinto personally for at various churches and “trying 12 years in addition to oversee- to stay focused” as his faith com- ing part of his priestly formation. munity buzzes with anticipation The priest, a former pastor at for his upcoming sacramental Immaculate Conception Church milestone. in Lihue, said he “always ad- “To them the celebration has mired EJ’s sense of devotion and begun,” he said. his love of the liturgy.” Bishop Larry Silva will ordain “He was a very faithful and Resinto at a 9 a.m. liturgy, July 9 experienced altar server,” Father at the Cathedral Basilica of Our Shannon recalled. “Everyone Lady of Peace in Honolulu. thought very highly of EJ. He The 28-year-old will become was very popular with his peers, the second man from Kauai or- with older parishioners and with dained a priest for the Diocese our parish staff.” of Honolulu in the last five years. Resinto is also always willing Father Anthony Rapozo of Lihue to be of service. These traits, Fa- — currently pastor at St. Cath- ther Shannon said, would make erine Church in Kapaa — was him a good priest.