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Bishop of Diocese of Córdoba gives new sceptre to Our Lady of the Rosary
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The Bishop of the Diocese of Córdoba gave a new royal sceptre to the image of Our Lady of the Rosary. This gesture identifies the Virgin Mary as Queen. The Diocese of Córdoba reported that the town of La Guijarrosa recognizes the Virgin of the Rosary as its Perpetual Mayor.
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- Official sourceLa Guijarrosa reconoce a la Virgen del Rosario como Alcaldesa Perpetua
Diocese of Córdoba
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