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Rev. Philip Griffin holds a PhD in Plant Science from Manchester, where he spent ten years teaching. Ordained to the priesthood in 1981, he worked in Opus Dei centres in Enugu, Nigeria, where he was also a university chaplain and lecturer in Plant Science. Until recently he was chaplain of Rosemont School, Dublin.
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