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Cardinal Makrickas leads Rosary prayer at Santa Maria Maggiore
First source report
Cardinal Roland Makrickas, the cardinal archpriest of the Basilica of Saint Mary Major, led the Rosary prayer and a torchlight procession on October 31 to conclude the month of the Rosary. The prayer and procession sought peace for nations suffering from war.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsLuci di pace a Santa Maria Maggiore
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- Official source@VaticanNewsKard. R. Makrickas vadovavo Rožinio mėnesio baigiamajai maldai
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How the coverage unfolded
- Nov 1, 1:00 AM Vatican News Italiano Luci di pace a Santa Maria Maggiore
- Nov 1, 4:38 AM Vatican News Lietuvių Kard. R. Makrickas vadovavo Rožinio mėnesio baigiamajai maldai
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