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Vatican authorizes 34 dioceses to celebrate traditional Mass

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Earlier version, Friday 18 September

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How the coverage unfolded

  1. Sep 15, 8:38 AM ZENIT News Agency U.S.: The country with the most Vatican permits to celebrate the traditional Mass, according to a document from the Dicastery for Divine Wo…
  2. Sep 15, 8:33 AM ZENIT News Agency Español USA: el país con más permisos del Vaticano para celebrar la misa tradicional, según documento del Dicasterio para el Culto Divino

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  3. Oct 31, 10:06 AM PT Don Luigi Maria Epicoco leads Eucharist reflection in San Miniato Basso
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