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Parish of Santa María de la O in Sanlúcar to hold funeral Mass for Toledo train crash victims
First source report
The Santa María de la O parish in Sanlúcar de Barrameda scheduled a funeral Mass for 20:05 on Wednesday, October 28, to pray for the victims of a train accident in the province of Toledo. The crash occurred between the municipalities of Los Yébenes and Urda.
The Mass is intended to pray for the repose of the deceased, the recovery of the injured, and the consolation of their families. The Diocese of Asidonia-Jerez issued a statement expressing the grief of Bishop José Rico Pavés and the diocesan Church regarding the tragedy. The diocese also invited the faithful to pray for the victims and thanked healthcare professionals and emergency services assisting those affected.
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- Official source@mcs_asidoniaLa Parroquia Mayor de Santa María de la O de Sanlúcar celebrará una Misa funeral por las víctimas del accidente ferroviario de Toledo
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