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Bishop Palumbo delivers homily for San Matteo feast and San Fortunato relics in Termoli
First source report
Bishop Palumbo delivered a homily in Termoli during the feast of St. Matthew and the transfer of the relics of St. Fortunato, a martyr.
The Diocese of Termoli–Larino reported that the service honored both the feast of St. Matthew and the movement of the relics of St. Fortunato.
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- Official source@D_TermoliLarinoDallo Sguardo che chiama al Sangue che testimonia: omelia mons. Palumbo per festa di San Matteo e reliquie di San Fortunato martire a Termoli
Diocese of Termoli–Larino
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- Oct 31, 8:39 AM PT Diocese of Termoli–Larino commemorates 24th anniversary of San Giuliano di Puglia school collapse
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