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A Life Lived to the Full

byStaff writers
6 May 2001 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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THIS week’s People profile is on 83 year-old Father Vincent Kiley, (pictured) who as an army chaplain, radio broadcaster and operatic singer has aimed to get the most out of his life.

For the full story, read the print version of The Catholic Leader.

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