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Vigevano, padre Binay Kumar Guria parroco di San Giovanni Bosco in Cristo Re
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Father Binay Kumar Guria has begun his ministry as the new pastor of San Giovanni Bosco in Cristo Re in Vigevano. He was received by Bishop Maurizio Gervasoni to receive his appointment and a blessing before starting his pastoral work.
The community welcomed Father Guria during an entrance Mass on Sunday, October 11. Father Sergio La Pegna, the Superior General of the Dottrinari, presided over the liturgy. Other concelebrants included the outgoing pastor, Father Nicolas Banyikwa, parochial vicar Father Gianbattista Carnevale Garè, and Father Giovanni Perizzolo.
Father Banyikwa leaves the parish after two years of service to take on a new assignment in Varallo Sesia. During his time in Vigevano, he focused on community communion, supporting families, and working with young people.
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