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Camden Priest
Clip: 1/17/2014 | 9m 47s
Father Michael Doyle ministers to the poor in America's most dangerous city.
According to Father Michael Doyle, crime and poverty in Camden, New Jersey are worse today than when he first arrived there 39 years ago. But through his church's ministry of feeding, housing, and educating the poor, Father Doyle sees hope for what the FBI considers the most dangerous city in America. "We’re working against the odds, but I think God is on our side," he says.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Camden Priest
Clip: 1/17/2014 | 9m 47s
According to Father Michael Doyle, crime and poverty in Camden, New Jersey are worse today than when he first arrived there 39 years ago. But through his church's ministry of feeding, housing, and educating the poor, Father Doyle sees hope for what the FBI considers the most dangerous city in America. "We’re working against the odds, but I think God is on our side," he says.
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