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Title: The Children's Angel
Authors: Nese, Marco
Keywords: Nairobi, Kenya
AIDS
Nyumbani Orphanage
Missionaries
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: Rome: The General Curiae of the Society of Jesus, 2017.
Citation: Translated by John J. O'Callaghan
Series/Report no.: Jesuit Year Book, 2017;P.133-35
Abstract: The great epidemic struck Africa in the '80s of thelast century. AIDS attacked adults first, then began to strike down children as well. In Nairobi, Father D'Ag, a Jesuit with a beautiful open face and a white beard was thereto help, his heart anguished by the awful carnage. His name was Angelo D' Agostino, but everyone called him D' Ag. He was a man full of energy, tired of too many funerals and fed up of seeing a sense of resignation all around him...
Description: His name was Angelo D'Agostino, but everyone called him D'Ag. He was a man full of energy, tired of too many funerals and fed up of seeing a sense of resignation all around him. It seemed that everyone else was convinced that there was no remedy for that death sentence.
URI: http://sources.jhia.ac.ke:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/472
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