Peace people

P.E.A.C.E (Prayer Enterprise and Christian Effort) is pleased to announce that the following have been designated Peace People of the Year 2002: EU commissioner Chris Patten; Sandra Peake, Wave Trauma Centre, Belfast; Brid Rodgers deputy leader, SDLP; Fr Aidan Troy, Holycross Retreat, Belfast.

Peace people
Mon, 06 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

Cecil Hurwitz,

‘Mount Carmel,’

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