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The Missionaries of Jesus congregation is on a fast on September 26 for their patron, who is now in police custody in a sexual abuse case. The congregation is in “deep sorrow and anguish” that “our innocent father Bishop Franco Mulakkal had to face arrest and jail for a crime he has not committed,” says a September 25 press note from its superiors. Seeking forgiveness from their patron and the world for his “crucifixion,” Sister Regina, the mother general of the Jalandhar-based diocesan congregation, and her councillors said the entire congregation would fast for the reparation of the “stain of sin” in making the prelate suffer unjustly.
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