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Taking up the challenge to serve

byStaff writers
3 February 2008 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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IN this week’s People story, former Australian Open tennis junior competitor Bryan Roe, pictured, talks of his fight with a life-threatening virus and his journey to study for the priesthood in the first intake at Brisbane’s new Holy Spirit Seminary

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