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[Summary] => In1939 the first group of Columban priests came to Mindanao. They had come at the invitation of Bishop James T. G. Hayes S.J. of Cagayan, whose diocese at that time comprised most of northern Mindanao. The Columbans were asked to take over from the Jesuits the parishes of Misamis Occidental province, so that the Jesuits could open new missions in Bukidnon.
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[Title] => Misprints can be dangerous
[Summary] => One of the hazards of writing for newspaper is the possibility of having one’s article garbled by careless typesetting or proofreading. One can be made to say something one never said. An example occurred in this column’s article entitled "February 1945" (Feb. 9). I was made to say that the Apostolic Delegate at that time was "an American Jesuit". I had said no such thing in my manuscript. What the printers had done was to telescope two separate lines, omitting the line in between. The correct text should read:
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