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Bishop reflects on Diocese of Treviso's pilgrimage to Lourdes
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The Bishop of Treviso shared his reflections on the recent Unitalsi pilgrimage to Lourdes. In his observations following the trip, the bishop noted the various hardships faced by participants, including illness, disability, and loneliness.
He highlighted the sense of hope and love displayed by the pilgrims, medical staff, nurses, and volunteers. The bishop specifically mentioned the dedication of priests, sisters, stretcher bearers, and young people serving during the journey. He observed that the bond between the sick and their families provided a visible source of strength throughout the pilgrimage.
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