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Parish of Nuestra Señora Virgen de la Patagonia celebrates Te Deum
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The Nuestra Señora Virgen de la Patagonia parish in Puerto Williams celebrated a traditional Te Deum on September 18 to mark Chile's national holidays. Parish priest Miguel Ángel Bahamonde presided over the Eucharist, which brought together local community members, various institutions, and special guests from Argentina.
The presence of the Argentine delegation served to foster fraternity between the communities. During the Mass, attendees offered prayers for Chile, its government officials, families, and urgent social needs. The celebration also included thanks for the local land and the community of Puerto Williams.
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- Official source@diocesis_magPUERTO WILLIAMS CELEBRÓ EL TE DEUM DE FIESTAS PATRIAS
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