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Panama Bishops warn against 'liturgical extremism'
First source report
The Episcopal Conference of Panama has informed the Holy See of its concerns regarding liturgical extremism in the country. The bishops specifically noted practices such as wearing the mantilla, receiving communion on the knees, or receiving communion in the mouth.
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- Oct 30, 10:56 PM InfoVaticana Español TRIBUNA. Las incongruencias de las preocupaciones de los Obispos Panameños
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