Return To The Philippines
Br. Peter was reassigned to Manila in 1930 for good. During World War II, he was interred by the Japanese Imperial Forces at the Internment Camp at Los Baños together with other Allied Brothers and Religious. He was rescued by American forces in 1945 and went on an eight-month vacation. On December 16, 1945, Br. Peter returned to Manila to re-establish the College.
In 1951, the De La Salle Brothers in the Philippines opened a Novitiate and Br. Peter was appointed Sub-Director and taught Theology and Church History, among others.
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