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Padre Tiziano Molteni to enter Isola and Roffia parishes
First source report
Father Tiziano Molteni will begin his new assignment at the parishes of Isola and Roffia on Sunday, November 1. During an 11:00 a.m. Mass at the Church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Roffia, Bishop Giovanni Paccosi will preside over the priest's formal entrance into these communities.
Father Molteni, a member of the Betharramite order, is moving after serving in Ponte a Elsa since 1981. He arrived there as an assistant priest and later became the pastor in 1990.
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- Official source@amigliavPadre Tiziano Molteni, l’ingresso a Isola e Roffia
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