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Bishop César Augusto Huerta Ramírez presides over a Mass in Combapata
First source report
Bishop César Augusto Huerta Ramírez, the bishop of Sicuani, presided over a Mass in the San Nicolás temple in Combapata on Wednesday, October 7, to honor Our Lady of the Rosary. The district recognizes the Virgin of the Rosary as its queen, patron, and lifelong mayor.
The priest of the district, Jaime Quispe Sivana, concelebrated the Mass, which drew many devotees and members of local dance groups. Following the liturgy, a traditional procession took place around the perimeter of the main plaza in Combapata to honor the patroness.
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- Official source@diocesissicuaniCombapata Rindió Homenaje de Fe y Devoción a la Virgen del Rosario, Reina, Patrona y Alcaldesa Vitalicia del Distrito
Diocese of Sicuani · Diocesis Sicuani
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