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I-The Castle |
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"My previous destination
had been Spain, where I was ordained a priest after four grueling years of
semi-monastic seminary life and study in a small, quaint town:
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"Our little group of
students consisted of six young men, somewhat baffled by the general
confusion and frequently accosted by FBI agents who inspected our papers
carefully, (it was wartime) and after finding them in order let us
continue our patient wait for the next train. |
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III-Spain |
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"Adjustment was difficult. We missed Dominguez and its playing fields and gardens and the open air and swimming pool. We missed our sports, hobbies, and freedom of association with other students and information about the outside world. I felt confined and frustrated and a twinge of hopelessness wormed its way into my thoughts. We were there for the long haul and so far from home. I fantasized running away one day and joining the American Armed Forces to win my way back to the United States." |
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