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Parish communities of Lugo unite in Granada
First source report
104 people from the Sarria, Castroverde, and Meira parishes traveled to Granada for a four day trip from October 9 to 12. The group from the Diocese of Lugo participated in religious celebrations, cultural visits, and social activities to strengthen relationships between the different parish communities.
The travelers visited the Alhambra, the Palacios Nazaríes, the Albaicín neighborhood, and the historic center of Granada. The religious program included celebrating the Eucharist at the Alhambra parish and in the town of Albolote. Participants also attended a flamenco show to experience Andalusian traditions. The trip concluded when the group returned to Galicia on Monday, October 12.
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- Official sourceTres comunidades parroquiales de Lugo, juntas en Granada
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