Abuelito Antonio (Grandad Antonio) gives clear instructions as to where the dirt is to be left.
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The Shared Table - 5
Update on our project The Shared Table since our last posting in May 2006 (see address below) featuring more news on our Bio Huerto (Vegetable Garden) in Cangallo, and the construction of our latest Comedor (Kitchen) at Motupe, thanks to the generous support of our friends The Holy Faith Sisters of Ireland, who worked in this Parish for some 10 years.
Friday, September 08, 2006
Abuelito Antonio (Grandad Antonio) gives clear instructions as to where the dirt is to be left.
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- Name: Michael McKinnon
Michael McKinnon is a catholic priest from the Diocese of Ballarat, Australia who worked with the Columban Mission Society on the edge of the city of Lima, Peru from 2004 to 2010.
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