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For many years, Maryknoll Fr. Bob McCahill has been sending an annual letter to friends at Christmastime, chronicling his experience living among the people of Bangladesh. This year, McCahill built trust with his Muslim neighbors in Chandpur District. ncr.media/3mNfBkV

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Maryknoll Father Bob McCahill’s annual Christmas letter about his like among Allah’s poor in Bangladesh are collected in his recent

title, “I Am Indeed Your Brother.” orbisbooks.com/i-am-indeed-yo

3:12 PM · Dec 25, 2020 from Sleepy Hollow, NY