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Ex-deputy head of boarding at £36,000-a-year public school Queen Ethelburga's, 47, is jailed for string of sex offences including molesting girl aged eight - Vimarsana News

Ex-deputy head of boarding at £36,000-a-year public school Queen Ethelburga's, 47, is jailed for string of sex offences including molesting girl aged eight

Alexander Ralls, 47, who was deputy head of boarding at £36,000-a-year Queen Ethelburga's public school near York, molested 20 girls in his care.

Papal Plane Diaries: Traveling With the Pope to 'the Peripheries' of Mongolia - Vimarsana News

Papal Plane Diaries: Traveling With the Pope to 'the Peripheries' of Mongolia

EWTN journalist recaps recent historic trip.

Mongolia country profile - Vimarsana News

Mongolia country profile

Provides an overview of Mongolia, including key dates and facts about this Asian country.

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VATICAN – MONGOLIA Bishop Tegusbilig, the persecuted Chinese face of Mongolian Catholicism - Vimarsana News

VATICAN – MONGOLIA Bishop Tegusbilig, the persecuted Chinese face of Mongolian Catholicism

The small Church of Mongolia that is currently meeting Pope Francis is closely connected to the Diocese of Ningxia in China, home until three years ago of the only Mongolian (underground) bishop in the history of the Catholic Church. Known in Chinese as Ma Zhongmu, he was jailed for 11 years for refusing to join the Patriotic Association. After the Cultural Revolution, he sought out each one of his scattered flocks. He translated the Bible and the Roman Missal into Mongolian.

The missionaries who brought the Church to Mongolia - Vimarsana News

The missionaries who brought the Church to Mongolia

The first Catholic missionaries in Mongolia in modern times were members of the Scheutist missionaries, founded by a Dutch priest, Fr. Theóphile Verbist.