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Military Ordinariate of Argentina publishes newsletter
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The Military Ordinariate of Argentina has released a special edition of its newsletter, Orillando el Encuentro No. 216, to mark Independence Day.
The digital bulletin includes a message from Bishop Santiago, who encouraged readers to live the Gospel through prayer and active service. The publication features a reflection on the Gospel of John 13:33-34 and an article identifying Saint John of Capistrano as the universal patron of chaplains. Readers can also access the pastoral agenda and an informative summary within the PDF format.
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- Official source@ObCastrenseArgOrillando el Encuentro N° 216
Military Ordinariate of Argentina · Fuente Obispado Castrense de Argentina
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