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Former chief executive shares his transformed life
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HONG KONG (SE): “Being in prison enabled me to have time for meditation and learn to love all people, including enemies,” former chief executive of Hong Kong, Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, said at a sharing session organised by the faith formation group of the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, held at Caritas Community Hall, Caine Road, on July 21. The 74-year-old Tsang was the city’s chief executive from 2005 to 2012. |
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Former prisoner for her beliefs guides others to faith
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SYDNEY (CNS): Teresa Liu. who spent 20 years imprisoned in China for being a faithful Catholic, has helped hundreds of Chinese migrants convert to the faith in Australia. Now 86-years-old and living in Sydney, she was imprisoned in Guangzhou from 1957 to 1977 by China’s communist government. |
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The fascinating and dramatic story of Simone Weil
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On January 27, United Nations Holocaust Day was marked in Hong Kong and all around the world. The remembrance also embraces Simone Weil, who although she was not killed in a lager, chose to share the destiny of those under Nazi oppression, offering her life as a private holocaust. |
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