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Ransom was paid for missionaries kidnapped in Haiti

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Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jan 6, 2022 / 17:08 pm (CNA).
A ransom was paid for the missionaries held hostage in Haiti, said the husband and father of six of the now-released hostages. “There had been a ran… […]

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As three more hostages released in Haiti, Christian group thanks God and asks for more prayers

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Denver Newsroom, Dec 6, 2021 / 14:07 pm (CNA).
Three more hostages from an Ohio-based Christian group were released in Haiti, leaving 12 captives of the 400 Mawozo gang. The gang previously… […]

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