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Schools project aims to bring greater hope to the world

byStaff writers
13 April 2003 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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THIS week’s People story is on Sean Gordon (pictured), who as founding director of the national School Aid Trust, wanted to implement a project to offer greater hope in the world.

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

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