December 24, 2004
"O'Malley celebrated Mass with the city's Vietnamese community at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross earlier Friday.", from Confrontation Erupts At Parish Slated To Close by The Boston Channel."O'Malley will celebrate a Christmas mass with Boston's Vietnamese community Friday, and later celebrate Midnight Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.", from Archbishop Offers Christmas Message by The Boston Channel. ""After the divine service I congratulate the believers in 16 languages, including Armenian, Korean and Vietnamese languages and the Philippine dialect (Tagal language)," Archbishop Kondrusiewicz said.", from CATHOLICS IN RUSSIA ARE GETTING READY FOR CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS by Russian Information Agency.
"We begin with season's greetings to Anh Mai of Krispy Roll, a Vietnamese restaurant on Warden just south of Eglinton.", from From soup to pie, happy holidays by Toronto Star.
"Immigration Director of Enforcement Datuk Ishak Mohammad said of the total 86 per cent or 148,255 were Indonesians while the others comprised 8,815 Indians, 3,469 Filipinos, 2,998 Bangladeshis, 2,084 Chinese, 1,848 Nepalese, 1,539 Pakistanis and 1,050 Vietnamese.", from More Than 170,000 Have Chosen To Return Home Under Amnesty Program by BERNAMA.
Dollars flood into Vietnam
Vietnam confirms North Korean refugees seeking asylum
'Tis the season to be wary: Bird flu set to spread in Vietnam
Vietnam warns of bird flu recurrence over holidays
Vietnam culls 10,600 poultry in new bird flu fight
Vietnam warns of bird flu
Brothers dedicate memorial to family they lost during escape from Vietnam
Vietnamese woman faces deportation for fake birth date in passport
Lao Cai gate key to cross-border trade with China
Vietnam sets dollar/dong rate 15,741 for Dec 24
More than 1,700 police in Vietnam found using fake degrees, certificates
Vietnam cops faked degrees
Vietnam develops lottery business
Veteran of Vietnam gets gift from past
Author to host talk at Vietnam memorial
Moving Wall-Vietnam Memorial coming to Douglas in April
American businessman in Vietnam finds his fate in foie gras
Picture: American businessman Hugh Adams, 56, posed in his farm in northern Vietnam's Sapa. Vietnam's courts ditch infamous striped pyjamas
Vietnam to launch sport lottery
Vietnam Not Alone With Anti-Dumping On Shrimp Imposed By US
Vietnam's 2004 CPI Hits 5-Year High Of 9.5%
Vietnam hunts for foreign coach to lead national soccer team
US Insurer Withdraws Application to Do Business in Vietnam
Danville to host Vietnam memorial replica
Vietnam open to SA business
Vietnam sets dollar/dong rate 15,741 for Dec 24
Vietnam buddies reunite
Vietnam police complete cell phone smuggling probe
Taiwanese Furniture Manufacturing Moves to Vietnam
Safe Haven: Family brings home early Christmas present from Vietnam
Eu to Extend Generalised System of Preferences for Vietnam
Korean UPR Plant Opens In Vietnam's Dong Nai Province
Picture: A Vietnamese man dressed as Santa Claus delivers gifts on his motorbike in Hanoi, Vietnam on Friday, Dec. 24, 2004. Picture: Defendants during their appeal trial at the People's Supreme Court in Ho Chi Minh City.
Dioxin for Vietnam costing high
Dakao II brings San Jose standby to Milpitas plaza
Foreigners, Vietnamese To Pay Same Price For Electricity Supply
Ho Chi Minh City's 2004 Exports Up 33.6 PCT
Vietnamese Newspaper Highlights - Dec 24, 2004
