Former nuns form new communities beyond orders
A growing trend across the United States sees former nuns forming independent religious communities while preserving vows and devotion to the Church. These groups abandon official garb and canonical status, yet collaborate with area bishops and pursue varied projects from teaching to outreach in urban cores.
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Clairfield
Tenn
Andrew M. Greeley
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Sally Thran
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Portugal Plans 192.6 Million Angola Aid in 1968
Portugal aims to spend 192.6 million dollars of its six year Angola development plan in 1968. The funds target Angola's mineral and oil resources including iron ore diamonds and manganese with over 402.5 million for that sector. Transport and communications receive 161 million over the period.
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Angola
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