Sean Ó Cearbhalláin – a Life of Kindness & Dedication
Fr. Sean Ó Cearbhalláin, went to the Lord peacefully on 23rd August 2026, in Hong Kong. Sean passed on surrounded by friends and peers while Fr. Xavier, Superior of...
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