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Denver Catholics celebrate World Day of Migrants and Refugees
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Hundreds of Catholics from dozens of different cultures gathered at All Saints Parish in Denver on Friday to celebrate the World Day of Migrants and Refugees.
The gathering brought together stories of displacement and suffering alongside expressions of faith. Denver Auxiliary Bishop Jorge Rodríguez attended the event and joined Peruvian parishioners dressed in traditional clothing following the Mass.
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- Official sourceHope Has Many Languages: Denver Catholics Celebrate World Day of Migrants and Refugees
Denver Catholic · André Escaleira, Jr.
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