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A Tibetan monk’s journey from Chinese jail to country NSW

July 8, 2021;

Eryk Bagshaw, Sydney Morning Herald – 7 July 2021 Venerable Bagdro, the Tibetan monk, sits alone in the former Catholic monastery in Mayfield. The orange trumpet vines are persisting through the Newcastle winter, so too are the relics on his mantelpiece that have travelled with him from Lhasa to country NSW. University students fill the…

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