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Tui Cathedral to host Mass for deceased priests
First source report
Bishop Antonio Valín will preside over a Mass at Tui Cathedral on Tuesday, November 3, at 11:00 a.m. to remember deceased priests. The liturgy follows the Solemnity of All Saints to pray for the faithful departed.
The Mass honors priests who died during the year. Diocesan priests Ramiro Lamas Vázquez, Ernesto Pazos Chaves, and José Luis Portela Trigo have died. Religious priests who served in the diocese, Luis Alberto Gonzálo Díez, CMF, and Emilio Suárez Corujo, O.P., are also remembered.
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- Official source@dtuivigoLa catedral de Tui acoge una eucaristía por los sacerdotes fallecidos
Diocese of Tui-Vigo · Diócesis Tui-Vigo
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