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St Luke’s Parish in Revesby receives relic of Padre Pio
First source report
St Luke’s Parish in Revesby enshrined a relic of St Padre Pio on 20 September. The relic is a piece of cloth used by the saint to wipe a wound in his side that he carried for 50 years.
Parish priest Fr Dariusz Basiaga SDS said the community secured the relic after months of prayer and a formal application process with the Capuchin Friars in San Giovanni Rotondo. To obtain the cloth, the parish provided a letter of intent, evidence of local devotion, an Archbishop’s letter of support, and assurances that the relic would be properly venerated.
Fr Basiaga said the arrival of the relic responds to the personal devotions many parishioners hold for Padre Pio. He stated the parish hoped the relic would encourage prayer, healing, and spiritual vitality within the community.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@catholic_weeklyPadre Pio comes to Revesby
The Catholic Weekly · Mathew De Sousa
- Official source@SydneyCatholicPadre Pio comes to Revesby
Diocese of Sydney · cathcomms
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 5, 8:25 PM The Catholic Weekly Padre Pio comes to Revesby
- Oct 5, 8:25 PM Diocese of Sydney Padre Pio comes to Revesby
More on Saint Padre Pio
- Sep 23, 7:35 AM PT · 2 sources Church to celebrate feast of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina
- Sep 23, 1:38 AM PT · 4 sources Today is the feast day of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina
- Sep 22, 9:16 PM PT Archdiocese of Huê publishes biography of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina
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