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Polish graves located in Roman cemeteries
First source report
Father Waldemar Turek reports that many Polish citizens are buried in various cemeteries in Rome, primarily at Campo Verano and Prima Porta. Other locations include the Campo Santo Teutonico and the Cimitero Acattolico.
Writing for Vatican News, Turek notes that the Solemnity of All Saints provides an opportunity to visit these graves and pray for the deceased.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsZ ziemi polskiej do włoskiej. Mogiły Polaków na cmentarzach rzymskich
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