I have ‘ohana buried at Kawaiaha’o Church Cemetery and I am concerned with the Church’s decision in this matter. I strongly urge you to stop the unearthing of na iwi until you hold…… ho’oponopono with the descendants and other ‘ohana that will be affected by the removal of the iwi.
The concerns of the ‘ohana is foremost over the construction of a building. The people are the church; not a building. You are contradicting your church’s beliefs.
Four days after after a massive protest over mass grave desecrations at Kawaiaha’o Church, it was business at usual at Kawaiaha’o Church sunday services.
Kawaiaha’o Church sunday services commenced as scheduled with no care in the world for those who are protesting the desecration of the graves of our kupuna/elders.
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