Institute of the Maids of the Poor
Bishop Conrad was a missionary who wanted to dispel darkness around by the Light of Jesus Christ and His Gospel. So he became a Capuchin, gave up his homeland and opted to be in India after his spiritual and doctrinal training. He served Mother India in his capacity as parish priest, professor, rector of seminary, Vicar general and Bishop.
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- Website: http://www.maidsofthepoor.com
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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Bishop Conrad was a missionary who wanted to dispel darkness around by the Light of Jesus Christ and His Gospel. So he became a Capuchin, gave up his homeland and opted to be in India after his spiritual and doctrinal training. He served Mother India in his capacity as parish priest, professor, rector of seminary, Vicar general and Bishop.
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