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'In the early 1970s I knew a splendid priest whose authority to say Mass and operate within the Archdiocese of Sydney was terminated by the then prelate, Cardinal James Freeman. The priest's name was Father Pat Connor and he was a dear friend. As a young missionary in India, he was influenced by Gandhi, and I never knew a person who practised non-violent dissent with less pathology and more dignity and human love than Pat. As a peaceable man, he was involved in anti-Vietnam and anti-apartheid protest, including the famous and unwise Springbok tour of 1971. ...'

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  • Includes portrait of Tom Keneally

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    y separately published work icon The Age 28 October 2016 10328004 2016 newspaper issue 2016
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    y separately published work icon Brisbane Times 28 October 2016 10365960 2016 newspaper issue 2016
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