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Tamás József blesses tower at Szent Kozma és Damján-templom
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Retired auxiliary bishop Tamás József blessed the tower at Szent Kozma és Damján-templom in Marosvásárhely on Saturday, September 26. The blessing took place during a feast day Mass celebrating the 25th anniversary of the church and the 32nd anniversary of the parish.
The bishop used holy water to bless the tower and the gathered community, which included priests from the Maros-Küküllő district. During his homily, Tamás József described the church as a place to learn about God and how to serve others. The celebration also included a presentation of a commemorative book about the history of the church.
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Archdiocese of Alba Iulia · Szerk.
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