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On May 16, 2010,
Father Wally
Kasuboski Receives
Litterarum Humaniorum Doctor Degree from
Ripon College
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| “Father
Wally” Kasuboski has worked in service projects in Nicaragua and on
Montana’s Crow and Cheyenne Indian reservations. He was actively
involved in the promotion of human rights issues in the Washington
Office on Latin American and lobbied for approval of the Panama Canal
Treaty. He has acted as a vicar to Spanish-speaking migrant workers in
the Diocese of Saginaw, Mich., worked on behalf of Latin Americans
seeking refuge in America and served as the only Catholic priest in a
Muslim country. In 1988, Kasuboski accepted a position as priest in the
tiny village of Wacuco, Panama. There he has worked with the
impoverished people in the Bayano Mission to organize a construction
company with a spiritual mission that has created jobs, built churches
and a hospital, maintained roads and designed water systems. In 1996,
Kasuboski was recognized with the prestigious Vasco Nunez de Balboa
award (the highest award given to a civilian in Panama), and in 2004, he
received the Distinguished American Award, which recognizes American
citizens residing in Panama who have contributed to a positive image of
the United States among Panamanians. Kasuboski holds a degree in
theology from the St. Francis School of Pastoral Ministry in Milwaukee
and a law degree from the Antioch School of Law in Washington, D.C. |
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“Give a man a fish;
you have fed him for today.
Teach a man to fish; and you
have fed him for a lifetime”
Author unknown
Fr. Wally "Padre Pablo"
Kasuboski
A Capuchin Missionary Priest
directing numerous infrastructural social
development projects for the poor and
disenfranchised in the jungles of Panama
thanks to your continued contributions
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- Electronic mail
- General Information:
pablokasu@yahoo.com (Fr.
Wally's email address)
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- Postal address
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FR. WALTER KASUBOSKI
IGLESIA SAN CRISTOBAL
CHEPO 17
PANAMA, CENTRAL AMERICA
Cellular
011-507-6747-8547
Webmaster: l.a.kasuboski@gmail.com (Laurie
Kasuboski's email address)
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