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Bishop Maurizio Aloise welcomes 500 people at Diocesan Assembly
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Bishop Maurizio Aloise welcomed more than 500 people to the Church of San Giovanni XXIII in Corigliano for the annual diocesan assembly on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
The assembly marked the beginning of the pastoral year for the Diocese of Rossano-Cariati. During the event, Bishop Aloise congratulated those in attendance for their prompt response to the gathering.
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- Official sourceAssemblea di Inizio anno pastorale e mandato agli organismi di partecipazione.
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