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Helping to educate E Timorese

byStaff writers
11 August 2002 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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THIS week’s People story is on Salesian Brother Marcal Amaral Lopes (pictured) who has watched the people from East Timor pick up the pieces of their shattered lives after decades of devastation.

For the full story, read this week’s print edition of The Catholic Leader.

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