Capuchin missionaries arrived in the Southern Highlands of this beautiful island nation in 1956.
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Twenty-five years before Capuchin missionaries were sent to Papua New Guinea, missions were established in Puerto Rico.
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Even before Capuchin missionaries from the US went to Puerto Rico, four friars were sent to China in the early 1900s.
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The Capuchin friars of Kerala, India, became mission partners in Papua New Guinea nearly twenty‑five years ago.
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Capuchins from Kerala established a mission in the state of Assam about 15 years ago.
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In the center of India is the state of Telangana, and its residents struggle to survive. Capuchins from Kerala arrived ten years ago to begin a mission to the mostly Hindu people, many of whom are of the untouchable caste.
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This East African nation is home to the fastest growing community of Capuchins in the world.
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Another nation in East Africa, Kenya is also experiencing an explosive growth for the Capuchin community, which is a bit younger than the Tanzanian community.
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Though very young and still small in number, Capuchins in Uganda have a bright future.
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The Capuchin friars in Ethiopia were established in the early 1900s by Italian missionaries.
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Only recently has the Seraphic Mass Association helped the growing community of Capuchins in Nigeria.
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The Seraphic Mass Association has regularly helped the very small and very new community of Capuchins in Zimbabwe, a nation in southeastern Africa.
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