Cardinal Sin calls for end to violence in E. Timor

Cardinal Sin calls for end to violence in E. Timor

MANILA, Philippines - Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin (R) shakes hands with visiting East Timorese resistance leader Jose Ramos-Horta prior to their meeting in Manila on July 28. Sin urged an end to the violence in East Timor and said he is praying for the freedom of the territory's people.

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