Deadly tragedy at Yongin factory exposed by police
Police say 33 people, including women and possibly children, died in a Yongin attic case at a factory run by Park’s Odaeyang Trading Co. Victims were found bound and strangled or poisoned. rubber gloves and drug hor ses were found. Authorities raid the firm amid reports of coercion and a charity linked here.
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Pope to stress church mission during U S visit
Pope John Paul II travels to the United States for a 10 day trip aimed at reinforcing orthodoxy and the church’s mission amid domestic dissent on abortion birth control and divorce. Vatican officials say he will avoid public confrontation while highlighting moral principles and the church as a model for Catholics globally.
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Papal visit drives interest in priesthood across dioceses
The Associated Press reports that Pope John Paul II’s visit energizes priesthood recruitment in several dioceses. Detroit campaigns mark the effort with a $300,000 advertising push touting priesthood, while other areas note spikes in seminarians and inquiries. Some scholars warn engagement may not translate to more priests, but reactions remain positive.
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