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Brought closer to Jesus by the gift of renewal

byStaff writers
10 February 2008 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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IN this week’s People story, 83-year-old Buranda-born Christian Brother Con Moloney, pictured, talks about his 46-year teaching career including his “prize old boy” Cardinal George Pell of Sydney.

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