François Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan
François Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan was a Vietnamese cardinal and a prominent human rights advocate known for his commitment to the Catholic faith and his efforts in promoting religious freedom. He was imprisoned for 13 years during the Communist regime in Vietnam due to his beliefs. After his release, he became a significant figure in the Vatican, emphasizing social justice and human dignity. He is remembered for his inspirational writings and as a symbol of hope for many who suffer for their faith.
Born on Apr 17, 1928 (97 years old)
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François Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan is the namesake of the Van-Thuan Human Rights Prize awarded to Henri.
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