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• The Point – October 1952

  Edited Under Fr. Leonard Feeney M.I.C.M. — Saint Benedict Center October, 1952 POINTERS A diocese in Africa and a diocese of equal size in the United States have been compared statistically by Mission magazine. The U. S. diocese, with 383 priests, made 438 conversions in one year. The African diocese, with only 38 priests, converted 19,129…

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  August 22, 2009

  1952

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