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Bishop of Treviso appoints Don Gianni Biasi as new parish priest of San Pio X and Calvecchia - Fiorentina in San Donà di Piave
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The Bishop of Treviso has appointed Father Gianni Biasi as the new parish priest for the parishes of St. Pius X Pope in San Donà di Piave and St. Donato Bishop and Martyr in Calvecchia – Fiorentina.
Father Biasi previously served as the parish priest for the parishes of St. Roman in Negrisia and St. Boniface Martyr in Levada di Ponte di Piave. He succeeds Father Paolo Zago, who is stepping down from his current office to focus on his health and personal recovery.
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- Official sourceNomina: nuovo parroco per le parrocchie di San Pio X e Calvecchia – Fiorentina di San Donà di Piave
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