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Little Sisters of the Poor celebrate 170 years in Saint-Etienne
First source report
The Little Sisters of the Poor held a celebration on Thursday, October 29, to mark 170 years of presence in Saint-Etienne. Residents, benefactors, and friends attended the event at Ma Maison.
Father Bruno Cornier, the diocesan administrator, presided over the celebration of the Eucharist. Bishop Desfarges, Bishop Riocreux, and several diocesan priests were also in attendance. The celebration concluded with a shared meal for the guests.
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- Official source170 ans de présence à Saint-Étienne pour les Petites Sœurs des Pauvres
Diocese of Saint-Etienne · Catherine Huron
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