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Parrocchia di San Francesco in Fermo celebrates San Francesco di Assisi
First source report
The San Francesco parish community in Fermo held celebrations from Thursday 1 to Sunday 4 October to honor San Francesco di Assisi, the patron saint of Italy.
The Diocese of Fermo reported that the parish participated in these days of prayer in communion with two other parishes.
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- Official source@fermodiocesiGiorni di festa per la Parrocchia di San Francesco in Fermo
Diocese of Fermo
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