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May 27, 2024 · Career Opportunities. Congratulations to the Class of 2028! May 27. Written By Stephen Guzman. On May 22, DMS Middle School students celebrated a significant milestone as they transitioned into accomplished freshmen. The commencement exercises began with a heartfelt Welcome & Invocation delivered by Keitlin Tomomitsu and Luka Manansala, both ...
5 days ago · Attendance. Student Tech Request. Career Opportunities. Congratulations to the Class of 2024. May 29. Written By Stephen Guzman. Go to the Class of 2024 webpage and see highlights of all the weekend events from the Baccalaureate Mass to Post-Commencement Exercises. Visit Class of 2024 webpage.
May 27, 2024 · Take Action. The last day of school for the Senior Class of 2024 was a bittersweet event celebrated by the entire student body. The day, filled with spirited competitions and camaraderie, was meticulously planned by the Student Government. Congratulations to the Student Government for putting together one of.
May 6, 2024 · Congratulations are in order for the exceptional achievement of the four talented members of our Youth Speaks team, who have advanced to the quarterfinals of the prestigious International Public Policy Forum in New York, proudly representing Damien Memorial School.
May 15, 2024 · MONDAY, MAY 13 - Join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of the Class of 2024 student-athletes at Damien Memorial School as they sign their letters of intent to embark on their college careers. This momentous occasion marks the beginning of a new chapter filled with promise and potential.
May 13, 2024 · On Friday, May 10, 2024, Damien Memorial School students and faculty joined other schools and organizations at the Hawaii State Capitol to commemorate Saint Damien Day. The day was filled with unity and reverence as the community came together to honor the legacy of St. Damien.
May 6, 2024 · When St. Damien’s 1995 beatification made him eligible for a spot on the liturgical calendar as an “optional memorial,” the May 10 date was desired to avoid the Lenten conflict. In November 1999, Honolulu Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo asked the U.S. bishops to place Father Damien’s feast on the American Catholic calendar on May 10 as an “optional memorial.”
