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Bishop Alfonso Carrasco presides over Eucharist for Police National Day
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Bishop Alfonso Carrasco presided over a Mass at the Lugo Cathedral on Friday, October 2, to honor the feast of the Santos Ángeles Custodios, the patron saints of the National Police.
During the homily, Bishop Carrasco thanked those working for security and noted that the common good and peace are closely linked. He compared the figure of the angel, who precedes and protects the path, to the mission of security forces, stating that the police accompany and secure the way.
The celebration included police officers, their families, and representatives from civil authorities, the municipal corporation, the Fuerzas Armadas, and different security bodies.
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