On June 23, Fr Jerry Martinson (CHN) wrote: Many interesting projects here these days. Yesterday, I videotaped the first four episodes of a new TV series on some very moving stories of handicapped people in Taiwan. Next week, we test fly our communications course for Shenyang Major Seminary professors in China. Say a prayer for this one. The government authorities are being difficult lately. Our Adam Schall production is delayed a bit, but the script is getting better and better. And KPS (Kuangchi Program Service) is producing a bunch of new TV series for the Taiwan aborigine channel which really keeps the place hopping! It will be a long, hot summer!
09 July 2007
JESCOMEAO secretary untiring in his projects
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