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infancy in that town. From 1886-89 he was on the teaching staff of
the Archbishop of Canterbury's Mission to the Assyrian
(Nestorian) Christians at Urmia. In 1892 he was sent by
Cardinal Vaughan to Rome, where he underwent a course of
philosophical and theological studies at the Propaganda Fide
College, and in 1895 was ordained Priest. In 1892 Professor
Dawud contributed a series of articles to The Tablet on
"Assyria, Rome and Canterbury"; and also to the Irish
Record on the "Authenticity of the Pentateuch." He has
several translations of the Ave Maria in different languages,
published in the illustrated Catholic Missions. While in
Constantinople on his way to Persia in 1895, he contributed
a long series of articles in English and French to the daily
paper, published there under the name of The Levant Herald,
on "Eastern Churches." In 1895 he joined the French
the Archbishop of Canterbury's Mission to the Assyrian
(Nestorian) Christians at Urmia. In 1892 he was sent by
Cardinal Vaughan to Rome, where he underwent a course of
philosophical and theological studies at the Propaganda Fide
College, and in 1895 was ordained Priest. In 1892 Professor
Dawud contributed a series of articles to The Tablet on
"Assyria, Rome and Canterbury"; and also to the Irish
Record on the "Authenticity of the Pentateuch." He has
several translations of the Ave Maria in different languages,
published in the illustrated Catholic Missions. While in
Constantinople on his way to Persia in 1895, he contributed
a long series of articles in English and French to the daily
paper, published there under the name of The Levant Herald,
on "Eastern Churches." In 1895 he joined the French