Writing for Catholic News Agency, however, Matt Hadro reported that Dallas Carter, a native Hawaiian and a catechist for the diocese of Honolulu, observed St. Damien of Molokai is a “hero” to the people of Hawaii. Father Damien “gave his life” ministering to the leper colony at Kalaupapa peninsula, Carter told Hadro. “Any Hawaiian here who is aware of their history – which most Hawaiians are – would absolutely, Catholic or not, defend the legacy of Damien as a man who was embraced by the people, and who is a hero to us because of his love for the Hawaiian people,” he said. “We did not judge him by the color of his skin,” Carter added. “We judged him by the love that he had for our people.” He noted as well that Lili’uokalani, who was a princess at the time, made Father Damien a Knight Commander of the Royal Order of Kalakaua in 1881, celebrating his “efforts in alleviating the distresses and mitigating the sorrows of the unfortunate.”

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