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Religious representatives begin Sant'Egidio peace meeting in Assisi
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More than 380 representatives of different religions began the 40th international peace meeting of the Community of Sant'Egidio in Assisi this Sunday.
Pope Leo XIV will not attend the meeting's conclusion on October 27 due to health precautions following lung surgery. His scheduled trip to Peru in November has not been canceled.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsFriedenstreffen in Assisi: Ohne Papst, mit Vorfreude auf Peru-Reise
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