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Diocese of El Vigía-San Carlos del Zulia celebrates San José Gregorio Hernández feast
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The Diocese of El Vigía-San Carlos del Zulia held celebrations on October 26 for the feast of Saint José Gregorio Hernández. The events marked the second anniversary of the canonization of Saint José Gregorio Hernández.
Parishes across the diocese observed the feast through the traditional novena and a central celebration. Two simultaneous Eucharistic celebrations took place at 6:30 p.m. at the Diocesan Sanctuary of Saint José Gregorio Hernández in the Las Cumbres sector and at the Saint José Gregorio Hernández Rectory in the Villa Milenio sector. The sanctuary at the Our Lady of Fatima Parish houses the relics of the saint.
During the ceremonies, priests spoke about the life of Saint José Gregorio Hernández, noting how he integrated his medical profession with his Christian faith and service to others.
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- Official sourceDiócesis de El Vigía – San Carlos del Zulia celebró con devoción la fiesta de San José Gregorio Hernández
Diocese of El Vigía-San Carlos del Zulia · Prensa Diocesis El Vigia
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