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I looked at Harbor Country News, the same article that showed a photo of Mr. Michael Weist and found another article linked below. Mr. Michale Wiest owned an antique store in Three Oaks which specialized in ancient Chinese antiques, including a budda. On the photo of the Scottish man, use the right symbol to see the photo of Weist, the antique Chinese screen and antique budda. The antique screen and antique budda are different than the ones in the home of "Fr." Michael Wiest who has a budda altar in his home, complete with the "sacred" mirror to communicate with the dead, the "sacred" lotus flower and the "sacred" white candles, all of which are traditional on a buddhist altar.

• https://www.harborcountry-news.com/features/eclipse-shop-in-three-oaks-filled-with-treasures/article_63387aae-97f5-5004-b9bc-710fdf373563.html

THREE OAKS — The new Eclipse shop at 11 South Elm St. in Three Oaks is full of surprises.
Owner Michael Wiest Wiest said Eclipse features “antiques from the 18th Century up until the mid-20th Century, and beyond” as well as contemporary art.
One of the highlights inside the shop is a nine-foot tall, eight-panel Coromandel Chinese screen from the 19th century (probably around 1840).
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“So it’s almost 300 years old, and in the original condition,” he said.
Out front there’s a large mid-19th Century Chinese Lotus Pot that Wiest said was used by wealthy families to display coy fish in their gardens. Made of solid bronze, he said it took four people to move the 500- to 600-pound pot.
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“I have five storage units just filled with stuff, so it will be changing all the time,” Wiest noted.

I think you were trying to post the one earlier in the thread.