John Huppi, Hannah Huppi, Jimmy Graham and Andrew Tropp rowed 600 miles across the Arctic Ocean breaking the record by five ...

At the traditional St. Joseph's Day dinner are from the left, Justice Orlando (Lindy) Marrazzo Jr., Joseph Romagnolo, Rev. Michael Martine, Dr. Marianne LaBarbera, Rev. Louis Jerome ...

Meli Watanuki talks about praying to the Catholic Saints, Father Damien and Mother Marianne, while sitting on her porch on July 19, in Kalaupapa. In the 1800s, the peninsula was a settlement for ...

Devotees of two Catholic saints — Damien and Marianne of Molokai — want to see where they spent a pivotal part of their lives caring for Hawaii's leprosy patients.

FIRST PHOTO: Kneeling, artist Dale Zarrella places flowers at the bottom of the Saint Marianne Cope sculpture Sunday afternoon. He hopes his art inspires nurses. “They are the real heroes of our ...

Corona’s feast day is May 14. Other saints also are believed to offer help against disease. St. Marianne Cope (1838-1918) was a Franciscan who worked with leprosy patients in Hawaii.

On Nov. 8 in 1883, Saint Marianne Cope arrived in Hawaii to take care of people with Hansen’s disease — more commonly known as leprosy — at Kalaupapa on Moloka’i. The day wa… ...

In 1888, a Franciscan nun named Marianne Cope arrived on Molokai to open a home for women and girls living in the island’s leper colony.

This one-hour documentary is about Sister Marianne Cope, a German immigrant raised in Utica whose life journey led her from Central New York to Hawaii and ultimately to sainthood. From the WCNY ...

The new garden, located at 601 N. Townsend St., will be unveiled Monday and dedicated to Saint Marianne Cope by the Saint Marianne Cope Shrine and Museum. It's next door to St. Joseph’s Hospital ...

In a ceremony that lasted two and a half hours, the Pope canonized Mother Marianne Cope, a Franciscan nun who llived in Utica and founded Syracuse's St. Joseph's Hospital before going to Hawaii to ...

Syracuse, N.Y. (RNS) The remains of St. Marianne Cope, one of 11 American Catholic saints, will be returned to Hawaii, where the Franciscan sister ministered among patients with leprosy for 35 years.