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Account on How My Grandparents Became Catholic on Sapwuahfik

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Ms. Karihna Solomon (b. 1941, 74 years ago) narrates an account how her grandparents were baptized by Padre Luij Herrera in the 1920s. At the beginning of Padre’s stay, they were reluctant to convert to Catholicism. But after their child fell down from a tree, their family decided to be baptized. According to historical records, “In August 1922 Fr. Herrera and his inseparable catechist Luis took a small copra steamer to Ngatik, bringing with them a handful of Ngatikese who had become Cathol...
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18/06/2015
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Sapwuahfik
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