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Based on 3 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Global Church News - Bangladesh says goodbye to Fr Homrich, a missionary of the Garo people Aug 18, 2016 The 88-year-old priest decided to return to the United States for health reasons and after receiving death threats from Islamic extremists. [1]

In the early 1970’s Pattaya was still a small fishing village when a young American catholic priest arrived to take over the local parish. [2]

Roberto De Vido is a communications strategist with over 25 years experience in Asia, based in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore. [3]

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