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Diocese of Cremona to hold Marian day on October 4
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The Diocese of Cremona will hold a Marian day at San Sigismondo on Sunday, October 4, to observe the feast of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary. The Dominican nuns of Cremona organized the event.
A solemn Mass and prayer to the Madonna of the Rosary will take place at 11:00 at the monastic church in largo Bianca Maria Visconti. At 15:30, the community will hold a meditative Rosary prayer.
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- Official source@diocesicremonaBeata Vergine del Rosario: domenica 4 ottobre Giornata mariana a San Sigismondo con le monache Domenicane
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