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Top, the seventh diocesan deacon class poses for a photo Jan. 9 during its first formation weekend at St. Stephen Diocesan Center. Below, During one of the weekend’s talks, Chaminade University of Honolulu religion and philosophy professor Peter Steiger speaks to the deacon class about the coursework they’ll complete through Chaminade.

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