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Bishop Marco presents pastoral letter
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Bishop Marco presented his new pastoral letter, titled "How Good and Pleasant It Is That Brothers Live Together," during a diocesan assembly at the Cristo Re parish in Alba on Saturday, October 3.
The letter outlines directions resulting from the synodal path and the bishop's pastoral visit to the diocese. During his homily, Bishop Marco stated that the Church must build deep, authentic relationships and create welcoming, inclusive communities where no one feels excluded or judged.
The assembly concluded with a Mass and a mandate from the bishop to all pastoral workers serving the local Church.
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- Official sourceL’OMELIA DEL VESCOVO MARCO IN OCCASIONE DELLA PRESENTAZIONE DELLA LETTERA PASTORALE
Diocese of Alba · admdiocesi
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