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Prayer vigil for peace scheduled at Saint-Denis Cathedral Basilica
First source report
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint-Denis will host a prayer vigil for peace on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, at 20h30. The event is organized by Phoenix and the Semeurs de Paix choir.
Bishop Maroun Ammar, Archbishop of Sidon in Lebanon, and Bishop Étienne Guillet, Bishop of Saint-Denis, will attend. The program includes adoration, testimonies, and the veneration of the relics of Saint Charbel.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@infoeglise93Veillée de prière pour la paix en la Basilique cathédrale Saint-Denis
Diocese of Saint-Denis · Alicia
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