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* [[Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice]] (June 5, 2007) <ref> [cite web |url=http://www.cbcponline.net/news/june%202007/June%205%202007%20C.html |title=PGMA gifts
205%202007%20C.html |title=PGMA gifts the Pope with a Santo Niño Dormido |publisher=cbcponline.net}}</ref>

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Always cite your sources, no original research

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Stephen Lillie

Hi, in the future can you please add basic information to stubs before creating them? Namely: their (rough) dates of birth and death, country of origin, and occupation. As it was, the article was a mere one sentence listing an award, which is next to useless for an encyclopedia article because it doesn't provide any context on who the person is which makes it very hard for readers to find the article and for editors to actually write about it. Opencooper (talk) 10:39, 29 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]