Newest Aussie Carmelite

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Newest Aussie Carmelite

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2020PSCWeb150 On 17 June Fr Paul Sireh became an Australian Citizen. Due to COVID-19 the Citizenship Ceremony was held via Zoom. Fr Paul, originally from Manus Island near Papua New Guinea, joined the Carmelites in Australia in 2000. Since his ordination in 2005 Paul has served in the Carmelite parishes of Wentworthville (NSW) and Coorparoo (QLD) before taking up his present ministry as Chaplain at Whitefriars College, Donvale (VIC). Congratulations, Paul!

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