Myanmar cardinal wants to become "voice of the voiceless"

Myanmar cardinal wants to become "voice of the voiceless"

YANGON, Myanmar - Photo taken Jan. 6, 2015, in Yangon shows Charles Maung Bo, a Myanmar archbishop recently chosen by the Roman Catholic pope to become the country's first cardinal. During an interview, he said he wants to serve as "the voice of the voiceless" in Myanmar, the poor and marginalized under "the yoke of injustice."

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