Sinnott vows to remain in Philippines

A kidnapped Irish priest freed after more than a month in captivity in the Philippines today vowed to remain in the Asian islands and continue his work.

Sinnott vows to remain in Philippines
Thu, 12 Nov, 2009 - 11:31

A kidnapped Irish priest freed after more than a month in captivity in the Philippines today vowed to remain in the Asian islands and continue his work.

Fr Michael Sinnott is resting at the Columban missionaries’ compound in the capital Manila after his 32-day ordeal, which ended after he was handed over to police and government officials.

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CourtsMichael Sinnott kidnapPlace: PhilippinesPlace: AsianPlace: ManilaPlace: Pagadian CityPlace: SudanPerson: SinnottPerson: Fr Michael SinnottPerson: FrPerson: Fr SinnottPerson: Irish Foreign Affairs MinisterPerson: Micheál MartinPerson: Sharon ComminsPerson: Fr MichaelPerson: presidentPerson: Mary McAleesePerson: TaoiseachPerson: Brian CowenPerson: MartinPerson: CowenPerson: FatherPerson: Pat O’DonoghuePerson: DirectorPerson: ComminsOrganisation: ColumbanOrganisation: Moro Islamic Liberation FrontOrganisation: MILFOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: Philippine GovernmentsOrganisation: Irish GovernmentOrganisation: Columban Fathers
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