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Diocese of Saint-Denis to organize pilgrimage to Montligeon sanctuary
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The Diocese of Saint-Denis will hold a diocesan pilgrimage to the sanctuary of Notre-Dame de Montligeon on Saturday, November 28. Organized by the diocesan funeral ministry, the event allows families to pray for the deceased through a spiritual program at the sanctuary.
The schedule includes Mass at the sanctuary, prayer for the dead, a teaching session, and Eucharistic adoration. Participants will also pray the Rosary during the return trip.
The pilgrimage departs from the Maison diocésaine de Bondy at 7h00 and returns at 19h30. The cost is 52 € and includes bus transportation. The diocese advises participants to bring a picnic. Registration can be completed online.
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- Official source@infoeglise93Pèlerinage au sanctuaire de Montligeon
Diocese of Saint-Denis · Flavien Makanga
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