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Thieves steal tabernacle from São Pedro Chapel in Pacajus
First source report
Thieves stole the tabernacle from the São Pedro Chapel in Pacajus, according to the Diocese of Fortaleza.
The theft was discovered on Saturday when people returned to the chapel, a traditional temple located along the BR-116 highway. While the exact date of the break-in is unknown, the Diocese of Fortaleza reported that the community in the Fortaleza Metropolitan Region learned of the theft following the discovery.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@arqfortalezaCapela de São Pedro, em Pacajus, tem sacrário roubado
Diocese of Fortaleza · Francisco Vanderlucio Souza
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