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The São Judas Social Service celebrates its patron saint
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The São Judas Social Service in São José do Rio Preto celebrated its patron, Saint Jude Thaddeus, on October 28. The Saint Jude Thaddeus Sanctuary marked the feast day by highlighting the work of the social service organization, which provides social development and vocational training for children and adults.
Father Luiz Caputo, president of the São Judas Thaddeus Social Service, spoke with journalist André Botelho about the history of the sanctuary. The occasion served to encourage solidarity with those in need.
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- Official source@arquisjrpServiço Social celebra o Padroeiro
Diocese of São José do Rio Preto · Maria Clara
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