Sigwarz: Ripened in the Badlands
SummaryThe Guam Museum Café Gallery invites the community to experience “Ripened in the Badlands”, a vibrant exhibition exploring identity, resilience, place, and the experiences that shape
Påle' Jesus Baza Duenas in the center of this pre-World War II image, surrounded by members of his family.
Påle’ Duenas was the second ever CHamoru Catholic priest and the first to be ordained on Guam.
During World War II, with the deportation of all the non-CHamoru priests by the Japanese, Påle’ Duenas assumed leadership of the Catholic Church of Guam, during one of the most traumatic moments in recent island history.
Påle’ Duenas was an icon of strength and hope during the Japanese occupation, encouraging the CHamoru people to focus on their faith and family.
Påle’ Duenas was executed by the Japanese in the closing weeks of the Japanese occupation.
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Different Visions, One Horizon: A Collaborative Art Exhibition
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Guam Museum Announces Extended I Hinanao-ta Exhibition Hours in Honor of the 82nd Anniversary of Guam’s Liberation
SummaryThe Guam Museum, a division of the Department of CHamoru Affairs, is extending its I Hinanao-ta: Journey of the CHamoru People exhibition hours in honor