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São José Parish begins new construction phase for new main church
First source report
São José Parish in Bom Jesus do Itabapoana has started mechanized sanding of the gymnasium floor where the new main church is being built. Workers are using specific machinery to grind and remove existing paint to prepare the surface for future marble flooring and ornamental details.
The construction project has reached a stage where the new structure is becoming visible following the complete removal of the old presbytery. The new church will be larger and more elevated than the previous building, featuring architectural details intended to highlight the liturgical space.
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- Official sourceParóquia São José inicia nova etapa das obras da nova Matriz
Diocese of Campos · Ruan Sousa
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