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#372200 - 11/21/11 08:18 AM Romania – The legacy of the persecution of the Greek Catholic Chu
Tomassus Member Registered: 08/25/11 Posts: 86 Loc: Central Massachusetts	Romania – The legacy of Catholic persecution: An interview with Bishop Florentin Crihalmeanu Posted by ACN News - Interview on 21/11/2011 The story of the Greek Catholic persecution in Romania is without parallel in the 20th century or any century for that matter. Before Communism was introduced in 1948, the Greek Catholic Church numbered some 1.5 million members. After 50 years of severe persecution that number is today reduced to about 700,000. Mark Riedemann for Where God Weeps, in cooperation with Aid to the Church in Need, interviews the bishop of Cluj-Gherla Diocese in Romania, Bishop Florentin Crihalmeanu. More at http://members4.boardhost.com/acnaus/msg/1321832522.html
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