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Taiwan's Hsing Chu diocese welcomed a 114-year-old woman into the Church at Easter, the Fides news service reports. [More at CWNews.]
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posted by Thomas Peters at 5:27 PM
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Since 2005 he has been blogging about life as a Catholic American.
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