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People and activities in the Cambodian deaf world
The Finnish Association of the Deaf and Maryknoll Cambodia jointly sponsor the Deaf Development Programme serving the people of Cambodia, and every year Johanna Karinen, FAD’s representative, comes to Phnom Penh to listen to reports and to plan for the year ahead. This year her visit is from 18-25 March.
Women’s Day was last Thursday, 8 March, but because most of our deaf people had to work on the holiday, we moved our celebration to the following Sunday and today a happy crowd gathered for the festivities. Click here to see the pictures.
I had more of an office-type day today and then got on a 1:00 AM flight to Singapore and Phnom Penh. Click here for a few photos from my last day in Australia.
Today I spoke at Holy Cross College where we had two really good sessions with their Grade 10 and an excellent discussion with a group of their faculty over lunch. Click here to see pictures from the day.
Today we had a variety of different stops and covered a lot more area than usual. Click here for photos from the day.
Today we went outside of Perth to two schools. Click here for photos from the day.
Today was a travel day as I moved from the East Coast dioceses of Australia to Perth Archdiocese on the West Coast. Click here for a few photos from the day.
This weekend I preached about Cambodia and deaf work and Caritas Australia in two parishes and spent the rest of the time at the Jesuit Center where I was able to get some work done. Click here to see some pictures from the weekend.
Today was spent in presentations to secondary school students in three schools. I also made a transition from the Parramatta Diocese to the Broken Bay Diocese. Click here to follow our travels.
Today I spoke at two schools and visited Salesian programs and some diocesan offices. Click here to see where we went.