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Message of solidarity and condolences from the Diocesan Pastoral Centre for Filipinos and other Migrants for the victims of the fire at Wang Fuk Court

 6 December 2025
Message of solidarity and condolences from the Diocesan Pastoral Centre for Filipinos and other Migrants for the victims of the fire at Wang Fuk Court

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