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							<title>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers</title>
							<link>http://www.maryknollsociety.org</link>
							<description>We are are Catholic organization dedicated to making helping the poor around the world</description><item>
			         <title>Introduction to Mission - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=4</link>
				<description>A video team traveled through Africa, Asia, Latin America and the United States to ask modern-day missionaries what they do, why they do it, and what mission means for them.</description>
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			         <title>Brothers in Namibia - Working with Youth</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=12</link>
				<description>MAYKNOLL BROTHERS Loren Beaudry and Mark Gruenke talk about their Youth work in northern Namibia.</description>
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			         <title>Explore My Mission 2009 Winners</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=117</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Explore My Mission 2009 winners talk about the life-changing experience of visiting Maryknoll's missions in Brazil</description>
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			         <title>A Mission Trip to Namibia</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=1</link>
				<description>Travel with Kathy Golden through Namibia and experience the needs, and the successes, of the country's AIDS children - and see the work of the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers.</description>
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			         <title>Who We Are - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=5</link>
				<description>Missionaries and their work with the people of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll’s Father Thomas O’Brien leads local team helping the neediest in Vietnam </title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=169</link>
				<description>The skills training center that Maryknoll supports at Hai Hau in Nam  Dinh province, southeast of the nation's capital, Hanoi, is typical of  the work the Maryknoll Fathers do in Vietnam. Besides being a bridge to  the local Catholic Church, Maryknoll's mission in this Southeast Asian  nation is serving the neediest people, like Hoa, whom life has  short-changed on options.</description>
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			         <title>House of Compassion, Tanzania</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=168</link>
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For a Maryknoll Father in Tanzania, true prayer is in service to the poor. Mass ends at the Home of Compassion in Kigera village on Sunday morning and the congregation shuffles or is wheeled into the sunlight and greeted at the portal by 
Father Michael Bassano.
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			         <title>Kenya Impressions</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=159</link>
				<description>As 10 members of the Pontifical Mission Societies (PMS) in the United States set out for Kenya in partnership with the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers last February, Monsignor John Kozar, then PMS national director, expressed the goal of the mission exposure trip: &quot;At the heart of this visit is to help all involved experience firsthand Pentecost ...</description>
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			         <title>I am Maryknoll - PSA </title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=8</link>
				<description>Maryknoll 60-minute PSA titled &quot;I Am Maryknoll&quot; </description>
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			         <title>North Carolina Fr. Price Affiliate Chapter </title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=156</link>
				<description>Meet the North Carolina Maryknoll Affiliate chapter named after co-founder Thomas F. Price, where members do HIV/AIDS ministry in their community. For more information read &quot;We Are the Future&quot; in the November/December 2011 issue of Maryknoll Magazine.
www.maryknollmagazine.org</description>
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			         <title>No One Dies Alone</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=9</link>
				<description>An interview with Fr. Rick Bauer, Maryknoll missioner in Namibia working with AIDS children.</description>
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			         <title>Love and laughter in an African village</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=147</link>
				<description>Father Hung Dinh is one of three Maryknoll priests stationed at Ndoleleji Parish. At 45, the smooth-faced Catholic priest of Vietnamese origin is by far the youngest. For this recently ordained Maryknoll priest, joy is getting to know his mission flock.</description>
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			         <title>The Heart of Mission - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=10</link>
				<description>Missionaries talk about how they feel working with the people to create a better world.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll in Latin America</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=141</link>
				<description>The Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers began their work in Latin America in the 1940s and continue there today. Watch an overview of the Maryknoll journey and work in Latin America.  For more on the history of Maryknoll in Latin America, check out the July/August edition of Maryknoll magazine.</description>
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			         <title>Lives for Sale</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=2</link>
				<description>Lives for Sale shows why immigrants are willing to risk everything for the American Dream.</description>
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			         <title>Becoming a Missioner - On June 4, Ulloa-Chavarry was ordained at Maryknoll</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=130</link>
				<description>Rodrigo Ulloa-Chavarry can trace his calling to the priesthood to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center a decade ago, an event that changed the course of his life and led him to Maryknoll.
On June 4, Ulloa-Chavarry joined the more than 2,000 men who have been ordained and sent forth as Maryknoll priests.</description>
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			         <title>Peace Prayer</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=13</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Fathers &amp;amp; Brothers Superior General Father Edward M Dougherty reflects and offers words of prayer for peace.</description>
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			         <title>Of Wind and Water</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=97</link>
				<description>Of Wind and Water: Fr Dan Ohmann works against thirst</description>
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			         <title>Water is a gift of creation </title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=102</link>
				<description>Give someone clean water and you give the gift of life.  Yet, today, millions of people, especially in the developing world, have no access to clean water.</description>
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			         <title>Sr. Helen 'Dead Man Walking' Prejean on  Execution Chronicles</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=14</link>
				<description>Sister Helen Prejean (author of 'Dead Man Walking') spoke with Maryknoll Fathers &amp;amp; Brothers about the importance of initiatives like Maryknoll's film and web project 'Execution Chronicles'. (www.executionchronicles.org)</description>
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			         <title>From Wilmington to The World: our co-founder's legacy</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=94</link>
				<description>The spirit of Maryknoll co-founder Thomas Price lives on in his North Carolina home.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Hosts Sister Helen 'Dead Man Walking' Prejean</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=15</link>
				<description>Appearing at the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Center as part of the group's Speaker Series, Sister Helen Prejean (author of &quot;Dead Man Walking&quot;) gave the packed house a passionate and engaging talk.</description>
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			         <title>Boston's Mission Legacy - What Maryknoll means in Massachusetts</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=87</link>
				<description>In celebration of the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers' Centenary, we explore their origins in Boston with co-founder Father James Anthony Walsh. We also witness the work of the city's modern-day successors in mission effort ... amon them the Society for the Propagation of Faith, which Walsh led in the early 1900s ... St. John's Seminary where he studied ... the city's Catholic Charities ... and Boston Healthcare for the Homeless.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll High School Classroom Program in Action</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=17</link>
				<description>At Sacred Heart High School in Yonkers, NY, the Maryknoll Classroom Program is being put to good use by Sister Peggy Martin and her students.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Magazine in the Elementary Classroom</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=23</link>
				<description>For 3rd grade teacher Stephanie Schuler, Maryknoll Magazine's Classroom Program is an invaluable asset in bringing the outside world into the lives of her students. Maryknoll Interactive Media recently visited Mrs. Schuler at Seattle's St. Catherine's School to see firsthand how Maryknoll Magazine is helping open her students' eyes - and hearts - to those in need.</description>
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			         <title>Simplicity and solidarity</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=85</link>
				<description>For a Maryknoll priest, chance friendship with Mother Teresa affirms a life commitment to the poorest of the poor</description>
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			         <title>Choosing to be a Maryknoll Priest or Brother </title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=18</link>
				<description>Listen to and see men who choose to be a Maryknoll priest or brother. Why do they commit themselves to a life of service to others? What is the call that they heard?</description>
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			         <title>The Pain of Human Trafficking</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=81</link>
				<description>Maryknoll priest Father Cuong Nguyen, M.M. works to combat human trafficking in Taiwan.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Hosts 'Joy &amp; Humor' Priest - Father Jim Martin, S.J.</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=19</link>
				<description>Maryknoll's November installment of its ongoing Speaker Series saw the packed house laughing and learning, as Father Martin, S.J., shared his ten reasons why joy, humor and laughter are essential elements of a healthy spirituality, as well as how the saints used humor to help them lead joyful Christian lives. Maryknoll also sat down with Father Martin for an exclusive interview.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: A Prophet Not Honored at Home</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=31</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joe Veneroso draws on St Luke's Gospel (4: 21-30) and a personal experience in Korea to consider &quot;A Prophet Not Honored at Home&quot;.</description>
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			         <title>Orbis Author Appointed Ambassador to the Holy See</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=21</link>
				<description>Orbis Books, the publishing arm of the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, is delighted by news that its author, Miguel H. Díaz, has been nominated to serve as ambassador to the Vatican.

Díaz, a former president of the Academy of Catholic Hispanic Theologians in the United States (ACHTUS) is the first Catholic theologian nominated for this diplomatic position, and his appointment represents a significant reflection of the increasingly Hispanic face of the Catholic church in America.</description>
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			         <title>Brother Marty Shea - Capturing Lives on Camera</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=24</link>
				<description>While serving the people of Guatemala during the worst years of civil war, Maryknoll Brother Marty Shea, M.M., kept a photo and essay journal of his experiences called, &quot;Save the Kids, Save their Stories&quot;. Brother Shea sat down with us recently to discuss his work.</description>
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			         <title>Brother Marty Shea - A Life of Mission</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=25</link>
				<description>For Maryknoll Brother Marty Shea, the civil war in Guatemala became not only the focus of his work, but also the focus of his life. Beginning in the 1980s, Shea lived among families in rural Guatemala and went with them as they were chased into Mexican refugee camps by powerful opposition forces. Shea was also there for the  return of many families to Guatemala after the bloody civil war ended. Throughout his long journey, Shea kept a journal of photos and writings called &quot;Save the Kids, Save their Stories&quot; that chronicles the hope and faith he witnessed firsthand during these times of immense challenge. 

In a recent wide-ranging conversation with Maryknoll Interactive Media, Brother Shea opened up about his life's work among the Guatemalan people.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Good News to the Poor</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=26</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joe La Mar draws on St Luke's Gospel (1: 1-4, 4: 14-21) and considers &quot;Good News to the Poor&quot;.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Loving Our Enemies</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=36</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joe La Mar draws on St Luke's Gospel (6: 27-38) and his time in Guatemala to consider &quot;Loving Our Enemies&quot;.</description>
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			         <title>Buffalo, NY In Mission</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=29</link>
				<description>Even as Buffalo, NY has fallen on hard economic times with the closing of its major steel mills and industrial factories in recent years, the generosity of its residents to neighbors near and far has been undampened.</description>
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			         <title>The Work of Brother Marty Shea</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=30</link>
				<description>The photographs of Brother Martin Shea, M.M., a Maryknoll missioner to Guatemala, are being presented in an exhibit entitled Save the Children, Save Their Stories from January 19 - February 9.  Shea has served the children and families of Guatemala during the worst years of that country’s violent civil war, as refugees in Mexico, and now as they re-establish their lives in Guatemala.

For more details: 914-941-7636 ext. 2294</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Magazine's 2009 Student Essay Contest</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=33</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Magazine's 2009 student essay contest brought in over seven thousand entries and offered the team of judges not only a daunting challenge, but a revealing glimpse into the hearts and minds of today's Catholic youth as well. 2009 contest winners can be found at this link: 2009 CONTEST WINNERS</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Tempted by the Devil</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=35</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joe Veneroso draws on St Luke's Gospel (4: 1-13) and the concept of Taoism to consider what it means to be &quot;Tempted by the Devil&quot;.</description>
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			         <title>Life of Service: our Magazines' tribute to a much-missed Maryknoller</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=37</link>
				<description>Father Douglas Venne, M.M., died December 28, 2009, after serving 34 of his 50 years with Maryknoll in Bangladesh. Maryknoll Magazine was fortunate enough to visit with Father Venne in Bangladesh shortly before his death and this video is a testament to his life in mission. Video/Photography by Sean Sprague</description>
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			         <title>Answering the Call - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=39</link>
				<description>Maryknollers reflect on hy and how they answer the call to mission.</description>
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			         <title>Coming Together - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=40</link>
				<description>Maryknoll missioners talk about how mission brings them closer to people.</description>
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			         <title>Crossing Borders - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=42</link>
				<description>Maryknoll missioners talk about the journey of mission.</description>
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			         <title>Growing in Faith - a clip from our mission video</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=43</link>
				<description>Maryknoll missioners open up about how their mission work brings them closer to God.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: The Prodigal Son</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=44</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joe La Mar, MM, reflects on the story of &quot;the prodigal son&quot; from St Luke's Gospel (15: 1-3, 11-32).</description>
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			         <title>The Easter Experience in The Field Afar – a Bengali Way of the Cross</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=47</link>
				<description>Every year thousands of people take part in the pilgrimage to the Our Lady of Fatima Shrine in Baromari, Bangladesh, an event that culminates with an elaborate &quot;Way of the Cross&quot; ceremony. This year, Maryknoll Father William McIntire, M.M., concelebrated the pilgrimage Mass at St. Leo's Parish in the Baromari Mission and Maryknoll Magazine was on hand to record exclusive video of the Bengali &quot;Way of the Cross&quot;.
The sheer number of attendees is especially impressive considering the Catholics of Bangladesh are thought to only number 1% of the total population. As Father McIntire says, &quot;the annual pilgrimage to the Shrine has helped to put this place on the Bangladesh Catholic map. I think many people will be surprised to learn that there is such a Catholic shrine in Bangladesh.&quot;
Videography by Sean Sprague</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Those Without Sin?</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=49</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joseph Veneroso, M.M., reflects on &quot;those without sin&quot; from the Gospel of John (8: 1-11).</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: The Empty Tomb</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=50</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Dennis Cleary, M.M., reflects on the sacred story of &quot;the empty tomb&quot; from St Luke's Gospel (24: 1-12).</description>
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			         <title>Ministering to the Ministers - Maryknoll helps the Church confront addictions and compulsions</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=51</link>
				<description>From Namibia, David Tereshchuk reports on Maryknoll Father Edward Shellito's special mission, which involves him helping church members - including clergy - to recover from addictions, whether these are to alcohol, drugs, gambling or sexual compulsion.
To learn more (from the pages of Maryknoll Magazine) about Father Shellito's work, click HERE.
 
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			         <title>Easter 2012 Prayer Intentions</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=52</link>
				<description>Every year Maryknoll Fathers &amp;amp; Brothers receive thousands of Easter Prayer Intentions shared by our donors from across the United States that go on to find a very important home on the Maryknoll campus.Hear Pastoral Minister Father Ernest Lukaschek, M.M., talk about the importance of these heartfelt messages and what they mean to Maryknoll.</description>
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			         <title>Father Bob McCahill - The Bicycle Disciple</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=53</link>
				<description>Father Bob McCahill has spent the last 35 years of his life helping the sick and poor in Bangladesh, relying on his bicycle for much of his transportation. This video takes a look at how he lives and what service he gives.
Location shooting by Sean Sprague
To learn more about the mission of Father McCahill from the pages of Maryknoll Magazine click HERE.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Doubting a Miracle</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=55</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father John McAuley, M.M., reflects on those who &quot;doubted a miracle&quot; from the Gospel of Mark (16: 9-15).</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: The Making of Peace</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=56</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father John Sivolan, M.M., connects his time in Africa and &quot;The Making of Peace&quot; with the Gospel of John (6: 16-21).</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Friendship</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=57</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joseph Veneroso, M.M., connects the meaning of &quot;Friendship&quot; with the Gospel of John (6: 60-69).</description>
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			         <title>Transformed in Tanzania</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=145</link>
				<description>See how Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers in Africa have been enriched by the people for 65 years and the goal is to shift from a leadership role to a more supportive one.</description>
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			         <title>Un Mensaje de Navidad de Maryknoll</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=165</link>
				<description>Los Padres y Hermanos de Maryknoll y su personal te deseamos una feliz Navidad y un feliz Año Nuevo. Ve un mensaje especial del Superior General, P. Edward M. Dougherty. No tienes que poner el pié en una tierra extranjera para caminar en el espíritu misionero. Unete a nuestras obras de compasión en el mundo. Visita www.maryknollsociety.org</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll in Haiti: The Need Is Greater Than Ever</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=58</link>
				<description>Haitian-born Father Romane St. Vil, M.M., recently led an assessment trip to the country's capital, Port-au-Prince, to better determine what Maryknoll Fathers &amp;amp; Brothers can do for the victims left devastated by the January earthquake. Upon his return, Fr. St. Vil had this to say about what the Maryknollers found: &quot;Now you're not dealing with the dead, you're dealing with those people who are alive and with nothing. With no help.&quot; In response, Maryknoll Fathers &amp;amp; Brothers are now establishing a Rehabilitation and Trauma Treatment Center on a 7-hectare site that’s been bought for this purpose.
In this exclusive video segment, Father St. Vil talks about the trip, his own personal connection to Haiti, and what Maryknoll - and you - can do to help.</description>
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			         <title>El Grupo de Afiliados de Maryknoll de Wilmington, Carolina del Norte</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=162</link>
				<description>Conozca al grupo de Afiliados de Maryknoll de Carolina del Norte, llamado Thomas. F. Price en honor al co-fundador de Maryknoll, cuyos miembros sirven en un ministerio para el VIH/SIDA en su comunidad.
www.revistamaryknoll.org
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			         <title>Opportunity in Taiwan</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=59</link>
				<description>At the St. Theresa Opportunity Center in Yuching, Taiwan, founded by Maryknoll Father Brendan O'Connell, M.M., disabled children and adults are finding the help, training and acceptance they need.
To read more on the St. Theresa Opportunity Center from the pages of Maryknoll Magazine click HERE.
Videography: Michael Jones, Still Photography: Sean Sprague</description>
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			         <title> Amor y sonrisa</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=152</link>
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			         <title>A Ministry of Music: John Michael Talbot Comes to Maryknoll</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=61</link>
				<description>As part of the Maryknoll Speaker Series, ORBIS author and famed Catholic Musician, John Michael Talbot, sits down with Interactive Media to discuss his career, ministry, and the &quot;hermit within&quot;.</description>
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			         <title>Senda Africana</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=151</link>
				<description>Sepa cómo los Padres y Hermanos de Maryknoll han compartido con el pueblo africano por 65 años. Su objetivo es pasar el liderazgo a la Iglesia local.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Water and the Woman of Samaria</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=62</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Dennis Cleary, M.M., connects his time in Latin America with the story of &quot;Water and Woman From Samaria&quot; from the Gospel of John (14: 7-14).</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll en América Latina</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=140</link>
				<description>Los Padres y Hermanos de Maryknoll comenzaron su trabajo en América Latina en la década de 1940 y continúan hasta hoy. Vea un resumen de la jornada y trabajo  de Maryknoll en América Latina. Para más información sobre la historia de Maryknoll en América Latina lea la edición de julio/agosto de Revista Maryknoll.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Standing Up for Faith</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=63</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father John McAuley, M.M., reflects on what it means when &quot;Standing Up for Faith&quot; with scripture from the Gospel of John (17: 20-26).</description>
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			         <title>Centro Misionero Maryknoll en América Latina</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=139</link>
				<description>El Padre de Maryknoll Raymond Finch nos habla sobre el Centro Misionero Maryknoll en América Latina. Los Padres y Hermanos de Maryknoll han servido en misión en América Latina desde 1942. Para más información sobre el Centro Misionero Maryknoll en América Latina lea la edición de julio/agosto de Revista Maryknoll.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Joy is Complete</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=64</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father John Barth, M.M., considers his time in Cambodia along with the idea of &quot;Joy is Complete&quot; from John's Gospel (16: 23b-28).</description>
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			         <title>Devocion Misionera Afiliados de Maryknoll en Mexico</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=136</link>
				<description>El Padre de Maryknoll John Martin habla sobre la fundación y el trabajo que desarrollan los Afiliados de Maryknoll de México. Para más información, lee el artículo &quot;Despertar la emoción misionera&quot; en la edición julio/agosto de Revista Maryknoll.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Three Questions to Peter</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=65</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joseph Veneroso, M.M., considers the &quot;Three Questions to Peter&quot; from the Gospel of John (21: 20-25).</description>
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			         <title>Conversaciones con la afiliada de Maryknoll Teresa Quijano</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=135</link>
				<description>Teresa Quijano, joven misionera e integrante de los Afiliados de Maryknoll de México, habla de su  pasión por la misión. Para más información, lee el artículo &quot;Despertar la emoción misionera&quot; en la edición julio/agosto de Revista Maryknoll.</description>
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			         <title>A Spiritual Path to Creativity: Julia Cameron takes The Artist's Way to Maryknoll</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=66</link>
				<description>Author and teacher Julia Cameron, best-known for The Artist's Way, sat down with Maryknoll Interactive Media during her recent Speakers Series appearance at the Maryknoll US center, to talk about her career, her encouragement of artistic expression, and the connection between creativity and mission work like Maryknoll's.</description>
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			         <title>Un lugar verde</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=99</link>
				<description>El Padre de Maryknoll Paul Sykora y la estudiante universitaria Maria Muñoz en proyecto de reciclaje y jardinería.</description>
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			         <title>Desde Wilmington hacia el mundo</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=95</link>
				<description>El espíritu del cofundador de Maryknoll perdura en Carolina del Norte</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Passes the Torch of Mission</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=68</link>
				<description>In a recent trip to the Philippines, Interactive Media was able to sit with two Maryknoll missioners who serve in Manila. Their mission: to pass the torch to future missioners. Maryknoll Fathers Jim Kroeger and Jim Ferry speak enthusiastically about teaching and the rewards it gives them.</description>
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			         <title>Un designio de Dios</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=96</link>
				<description>Los afiliados hispanos de Maryknoll en Carolina del Norte son un grupo de  misioneros hispanos ayudando a hispanos</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Welcomes Magazine Essay Winner</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=69</link>
				<description>After placing as a winner in the 2009 Maryknoll Magazine Student Essay Contest, 8th grader Patricia Meade and her classmates from St. James School in Stratford, CT visit the Maryknoll campus to learn firsthand about mission. And, because the teacher uses the Maryknoll Magazine Classroom Program, their personal visit to Maryknoll proved all that more rewarding.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Jesus and Authority</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=70</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Dennis Cleary, M.M., connects his time in Venezuela with &quot;Jesus and Authority&quot; from the Gospel of Mark (11: 27-33).</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: The Widow's Mite</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=71</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father John McAuley, M.M., reflects on the story of &quot;The Widow's Mite&quot; from the Gospel of Mark (12: 38-44).</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: From a Spark to a Flame</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=72</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father John Sivolan, M.M., considers the journey from &quot;A Spark to a Flame&quot;, drawing on his time in Africa and the Gospel of Luke (2: 41-51).</description>
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			         <title>Missioner Reflections: Serving Two Masters?</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=73</link>
				<description>A Maryknoll Missioner reflects on personal experience of mission in the field and connects that with scripture. In this installment, Father Joseph Veneroso, M.M., considers the problems of &quot;Serving Two Masters?&quot; from the Gospel of Matthew (6: 24-34).</description>
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			         <title>In the Heights</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=79</link>
				<description>Feligreses y párroco Daniel S. Kearny de la Iglesia St. Elizabeth en Washington Heights, New York, realizan diferentes actividades sociales y misiones anuales de corto tiempo para ayudar a sus hermanos de poblados rurales de República Dominicana.</description>
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			         <title>Simpleza y solidaridad</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=80</link>
				<description>El Padre de Maryknoll William McIntire comparte experiencia vivida en sus 31 años de servicio misionero en Bangladesh, uno de los países más pobres del mundo.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll on THE DAILY SHOW, promoting Corporate Responsibility</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=74</link>
				<description>It's not every day that a Maryknoll Father appears on Comedy Central's THE DAILY SHOW, but that's exactly what Father Joe La Mar, M.M. did recently. He was a guest on the popular program to talk about his work with the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibily (ICCR), a group founded to integrate, through the lens of faith, social values into corporate and investor actions in order to create a more just and sustainable world. Father La Mar sat down with Maryknoll's radio producer, Kathy Golden, in the &quot;Voices of Our World&quot; radio studio to tell her all about it.</description>
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			         <title>Bridges of Hope - schooling vs. gangs in Peru</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=76</link>
				<description>In the shantytowns of South Lima, Peru - where poverty will suck life from a stone - child neglect can seem part of daily life.  Maryknoll Father Tom Burns has started the Bridges of Hope project as a way to help young boys and girls to stay in school.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Radio highlights Tanzania public health</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=83</link>
				<description>For an edition of Maryknoll's radio show &quot;Voices of Our World&quot;, Maryknoll Brother Mark Huntington explains how he helps under-developed communities in Tanzania empower themselves with measures to benefit individual lives and public health.</description>
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			         <title>Mission in Merida, Mexico</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=86</link>
				<description>The children in San Sebastian Parish in Merida, Mexico, come to Fr. Clifford's center for what can be their only nutritious meal of the day.</description>
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			         <title>Mission to Vietnam</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=16</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Father Tom O'Brien ministers to the youth in Vietnam. This interview with him gives you an overview of our work there.</description>
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			         <title>Missioner of the Month</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=90</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Brother Brendan Corkery, Missioner of the Month, talks about Maryknoll's history and future.</description>
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			         <title>Superior General Fr. Edward M. Dougherty opens Centennial Year with special Mass</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=91</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers marked the formal opening of their Centennial Year (2011) with a Special Mass in Our Lady Queen of Apostles Chapel at Maryknoll's New York center. Society members and staff took part, along with invited guests.</description>
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			         <title>Nairobi Pontifical Mission Society - Fr. Moses Kago</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=92</link>
				<description>The Church in Kenya welcomed a delegation of US leaders in mission, convened by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers. Fr. Moses Kago, as part of the welcome, recorded this short reflection on mission in the field amid the current East African reality.</description>
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			         <title>Explore My Mission 2011</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=93</link>
				<description>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers invite you to celebrate our 100th Anniversary by entering the Explore My Mission contest.  You have unitl April 9th, 2011 to enter the contest  Visit www.exploremymisision.org for full details.</description>
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			         <title>Lamb of God Video Meditation</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=98</link>
				<description>
Commissioned by the Maryknoll Fathers &amp;amp; Brothers to commemorate its Centenary, the &quot;Missa ad Gentes&quot; (Mass to the Peoples), by noted Catholic liturgist and composer Fr. J. Michael Joncas, captures the musical character of many of the countries in which the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers serve in mission. The &quot;Agnus Dei&quot; (Lamb of God) celebrates the pentatonic tonalities of Asia, here illustrated by videos and photographs of Maryknollers and peoples of Asia.
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			         <title>EXPLORE MY MISSION: ASIA! Enter our contest - but first watch previous winners visit Africa</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=101</link>
				<description>Meet the 2010 winners of the Explore My Mission contest and listen to them as they describe the life-changing experience of visiting Africa with Maryknoll missioners</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Hosts Father Michael Crosby on Science and Spirituality</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=105</link>
				<description>Award-winning author and Catholic priest Michael Crosby sat down with Maryknoll’s Communications Department  during his recent appearance for the Maryknoll Speaker Series to talk about science, spirituality and his new book. Father Crosby, a Capuchin Franciscan, has published 17 books. Among the most notable are Can Religious Life Be Prophetic? and Finding Francis.</description>
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			         <title>Lord Have Mercy Video Meditation</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=106</link>
				<description>The &quot;Lord, have mercy&quot; section of the Missa ad Gentes (Mass to the Peoples) by noted Catholic liturgist and musician, Fr. Jan Michael Joncas, reflects the American roots and heritage of Maryknoll. Echoes of Steven Foster and suggestions of Grant Wood's &quot;American Gothic&quot; imagery illustrate this section of the Mass, commissioned by the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers (Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America) to mark its Centenary year in2011.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Hosts New York Times best-selling author Mary Karr</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=115</link>
				<description>New York Times best-selling author Mary Karr sat down with Maryknoll’s Communications Department during her recent appearance for the Maryknoll Speaker Series to talk about personal her journey to Catholicism.Karr, also an award-winning poet, captivated the audience with her wit and humor in describing the path to her new found faith. Some of her works include The Liars’ Club: A Memoir, that made the New York Times best-seller list, and Lit.</description>
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			         <title>Alleluia Video Meditation</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=116</link>
				<description>The vibrant rhythms and festive spirit of Latin America permeate the Gospel Acclamation (Alleluia) from the Missa ad Gentes (Mass to the Peoples) by J. Michael Joncas for the Maryknoll Centennial. The videos and photos from Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Panama, Niagara Guatemala and Bolivia add the lively images of people of faith to this portion of the Mass.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Hosts New York Times best-selling memoirist Malachy McCourt</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=118</link>
				<description>Award-winning author Malachy McCourt recently appeared at the Maryknoll Speaker Series to talk about his quest for serenity and his faith in others. McCourt has a long list of award winning publications including the New York Times best-selling memoir “A Monk Swimming.”</description>
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			         <title>Glory to God Video Meditation</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=126</link>
				<description>Africa is mother to the human race. The rhythms and harmonies of the &quot;Glory To God,&quot; reminiscent of Gospel music, have deep roots in the African continent. The peoples of Africa have taught Missioners how to enjoy life and praise God even in the midst of hardship and suffering. The images and videos illustrating this section of the &quot;Missa ad Gentes&quot; (Mass to the Peoples) by J. Michael Joncas to commemorate Maryknoll's Centennial in 2011, start off in Africa then lift our hearts up literally to the highest heavens before bringing us back to Earth and people of good will.</description>
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			         <title>Carrying on the mission: Hong Kong</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=127</link>
				<description>Today, Hong Kong, a prosperous international financial center, remains a  key mission for Maryknoll, which carries out a variety of ministries  there, especially education, pastoral work, migrant ministry and support  for the local diocese.</description>
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			         <title>Our Father Video Meditation</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=132</link>
				<description>The mystical harmonies of the Eastern Churches of Russia inspired this a cappella version of the Lord's Prayer. Traditional icons, windows into the divine, are juxtaposed with photos and videos of actual people, made in the image and likeness of God, in real life and death situations around the world. Lastly, sunbursts and rainbows reflect God's kingdom, power and glory, now and forever.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Centennial Banner Unfurling</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=133</link>
				<description>On June 24, 2011 Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers put up a banner in honor  of their 100th Anniversary. The banner hangs outside of the Maryknoll  Seminary building located in Ossining, New York.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Foundation Day Mass</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=134</link>
				<description>On June 29, 2011 Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers celebrated their  Foundation Day Mass at the Queen of Apostles Chapel on the Maryknoll  campus in Ossining, New York. The commemoration was attended by  Maryknoll priests and Brothers and members of its affiliated  organizations; Maryknoll Sisters, Maryknoll Lay Missioners -- along with  employees and special guests from the community. The mass is one of the  many events celebrating Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers 100th  Anniversary.</description>
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			         <title>Bringing the Light of Opportunity</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=138</link>
				<description>For a Maryknoll priest in Taiwan, mission echoes Jesus' blessing: 'Let the children come to me'.</description>
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			         <title>The Assumption Procession 2011</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=142</link>
				<description>The Church of the Transfiguration held its 17th annual Assumption Procession in New York City during mid-August. This year, as the procession weaved through the streets of Chinatown, parishioners also honored the 100th anniversary of the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers. The procession was the idea of a small group of parishioners. Over the years, participation in the procession has grown considerably. Built in 1801, the Church of the Transfiguration is the oldest Catholic Church in New York City. It has served Catholics from many ethnic and cultural backgrounds for more than 200 years.</description>
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			         <title>9/11 10 Years Later  –  The Story of a Priest, First Responder and Survivor</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=144</link>
				<description>
A documented account of Maryknoll Father Raymond Nobiletti responding to help others on 9/11 at New York’s World Trade Center. Fr. Nobiletti says he clearly remembers experiencing the presence of God on September 11th 2001. Listen as he takes us back to that very tragic day.
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			         <title>A Look Back... in the life of Fr. Jack King</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=149</link>
				<description>A Look Back is a series that presents the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers who have joined the retirement community. This first one is of Fr. Jack King, missioner, ship chaplain and photographer.  Enjoy as you watch him recount his past working in Guatemala, El Salvador and with his relationship with Fr. Oscar Romero.  Ponder on his beautiful pictures of the places he has visited and the people he has met along the way.</description>
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			         <title>Classroom Program - Mount Carmel School, NY</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=150</link>
				<description>Mrs. Theresa Gilberti introduces her 5th grade class at Mount Carmel School in Elmsford, New York to Maryknoll's newest priest, Fr. Rodrigo, through the Maryknoll Magazine Classroom program.  She finds the lesson plan easy to use and the students respond well to it.  This has encouraged her to incorporate the program into her lessons in the future.If you'd like to read the article about Fr. Rodrigo, click here.</description>
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			         <title>A look at Maryknoll history and the museum with Brother John Blazo</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=153</link>
				<description>Brother John Blazo highlights the Maryknoll Museum in Ossining, NY and discusses the history of the Fathers and Brothers with Patch News.</description>
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			         <title>Visit the Maryknoll Gift Shop</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=154</link>
				<description>Come visit the Maryknoll Gift Shop today!  We have different kinds of merchandise for every occasion and now available are the Christmas ornaments commemorating our centennial year.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll Hosts author Jim Forest</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=155</link>
				<description>Iconic Brooklyn born journalist and author Jim Forest recently appeared at the Maryknoll Speaker Series to talk about the life of activist and theological conservative Dorothy Day.  Forest is the author of All is Grace, a definitive biography of Dorothy Day published by Orbis Books.  Other well-known books by Forest include The Road to Emmaus: Pilgrimage as a Way of Life and Praying with Icons.  For more information about the writings of Jim Forest, please visit www.orbisbooks.com</description>
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			         <title>The Pachamama Project</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=157</link>
				<description>Maryknoll converts unused land into the Pachamama Farm in Maryknoll, New York.  Food produced there is donated to food pantries in the lower Hudson Valley.</description>
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			         <title>Fr. Edward Dougherty, M.M. Centennial Mass Remarks from Saint Patrick's Cathedral</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=160</link>
				<description>
Listen to Father Edward Dougherty, superior general of Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, as he addresses more than 2,000 society members, clergy, friends and donors on October 30, 2011 at the Centennial Mass held in Saint Patrick's Cathedral, New York City.
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			         <title>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Centennial Celebration Mexico City</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=161</link>
				<description>
  
The Mexican Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe for Foreign Missions invited members of Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers to a celebration that commemorated the centennial of Maryknoll in Mexico City. The two-day celebration also gave thanks for the 62 years of the Guadalupe Fathers.
 
On October 1, there was a Mass of Thanksgiving held at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The vice president of the Mexican Bishops Conference, Monsignor Rogelio Cabrera Lopez, presided and gave the homily, thanking Maryknoll for its support of the first Seminary for foreign mission priests in Mexico.
 
On October 2, seven thousand attended an outdoor mass held at the Mission Seminary for the Benefactores of Guadalupe Missioners. Father Paul Masson, M.M., was the homilist.  Other participants were Fathers Edward Dougherty, M.M., Peter Ruggere, M.M., John Martin, M.M., and Brother Andrew Marsolek, M.M. 
 
 
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			         <title>A Maryknoll Christmas Message</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=163</link>
				<description>The Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers and their staff wish you a very Merry Christmas and a joyous New Year. Watch the Superior General Fr Edward M. Dougherty's special message.</description>
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			         <title>Maryknoll's Call On HIV and AIDS Awareness</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=164</link>
				<description>
The Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns represents all Maryknoll entities the Fathers and Brothers, Sisters and Lay Missioners. The office supports issues and events critical to the world and its people. It seeks continued support to fight the HIV/AIDS epidemic and urges all people to take action on World AIDS Day. Learn more about what you can do by visiting the Maryknoll Office of Global Concerns - World AIDS Day 2011
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			         <title>Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Centennial Closing Celebration</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=166</link>
				<description>The Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers celebrated the closing of their Centennial year with a special mass and procession on December 12, 2011. An emotional portion of the ceremony was the transfer of the Maryknoll Processional Cross to the Maryknoll Sisters as they begin the celebration of their Centennial in 2012.</description>
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			         <title>The Reinstallation of The Maryknoll Time Capsule</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=170</link>
				<description>The Maryknoll Society time capsule, removed and opened as part of the centennial commemoration, has been resealed and reinstalled to be opened again in 50 years. On January 3, members of the Maryknoll Society and employees gathered outside the Maryknoll Society Mission Center to witness this historic event. Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers Superior General Fr. Edward Dougherty blessed the capsule and lead an intimate procession from inside the Society Center to place the time capsule in the cornerstone outside the Mission Center.  The metal chest contains more than 50 items. Among the contents are centennial memorabilia from the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers, including a DVD of the Maryknoll Centennial Mass held at the Cathedral of Saint Patrick in New York City, and items from the Maryknoll Sisters (a sliver Chi Rho Ring and Metal Cross), the Maryknoll Lay Missioners (prayer card) and the Maryknoll Affiliates (letter from New York Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan).</description>
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			         <title>Preferential Option for the Poor: Compassion for the Forgotten</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=171</link>
				<description>We can continue God’s mission especially in Tanzania and Vietnam where difficult lives are lived one day at a time.  But only if you help!</description>
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			         <title>Opcion Por Los Pobres</title>
				  <link>http://maryknollsociety.org/index.php/multimedia?vid=172</link>
				<description> Su donativo a los Padres y Hermanos de Maryknoll se pondrá en acción de inmediato en decenas de países por todo el mundo.</description>
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