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Escaping War, Serving God (6:10)

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A story of how one man survived terror in his home country, fled to Australia, and became a priest in the Society.

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Video: Immigration- a New Perspective (Mission Exposure Trip)

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Henry’s story of vocation….. to Columban Missions

Henry’s story of vocation….. to Columban Missions (part 1)- Spanish

Henry’s story of vocation….. to Columban Missions (part 2)- Spanish

Interview with Salustino Villalobos Mondragon

Violence in Juarez

The Columbans: The Story of 90 Years in Mission (17:11)

Columban Missionaries: Legacy, History and more (20:46)

The ‘Our Father’ and the poor (0:50)

Pilgrims of Christ in Peru – Part One (7:15)

Pilgrims of Christ in Peru – Part Two (8:31)

Pilgrims of Christ in Peru – Part Three (9:29)

Where is your next mission? Fr. Tony Mortell (:57)

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