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Card. Roberto Repole signs protocol for UNESCO candidacy of Torino's “Chilometro quadrato della Carità”
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Cardinal Roberto Repole signed a memorandum of understanding on October 8, 2026, to support the UNESCO candidacy of Torino's "Chilometro quadrato della Carità."
The agreement was signed at the Archbishop's Palace in Torino by representatives from several local institutions. Signatories included Alberto Cirio for the Regione Piemonte and Stefano Lo Russo for the Città di Torino and the Città metropolitana di Torino.
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- Official source@UCS_DiocesiTOFirmato il protocollo d’intesa per la candidatura del “Chilometro quadrato della carità” a patrimonio Unesco
Diocese of Torino
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