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HIS EXCELLENCE' MOST REVEREND WIALTER PHILIP KPLLLENBERG. D.D.. L.L.D. Bishop of Rockcille Centre Diocese A MESSAGE EOR US IN OUR MOST REYEREND BISHOFS RECENT LETTER fCA1'l!Kll,!C CIlAlil'IEIL2S APPEAl,l UUR ixuissun SAVIOH was Charity itsc-lf. His Divine Low- exte-nclccl to thi- sinful, thc- nlislic-artc-liccl. thi- Poor and the sick. Ile clcmonstratccl Pracficallv the manner in which a Christian must lu-lp his follow man, in order to please God. . . . Hr- callc-cl us amlmssaclors of Christ- mcsscngors bringing Cmlis love to our follow man. . . XVALTEH P. KE1,l,riNuEm: Kliislzop of Rockville Centrel fQuotPrl from Tmf: FIYAHLET, May 14, 19603
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