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Bishop of San Bernardo celebrates Mass with elderly
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The Bishop of San Bernardo celebrated Mass with elderly members of the community at the San Bernardo Cathedral on October 27, 2026.
During his homily, the bishop expressed gratitude to God for the lives of the elderly and their presence within families, parishes, and the Christian community. He referenced Psalm 92:15, noting that they continue to bear fruit in old age.
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- Official source@DiocesisSBHomilía en la Misa con los adultos mayores
Diocese of San Bernardo · Juan Pablo Barros
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