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Netherlands: A procession opened the Jubilee Year through the streets of Roermond

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A procession inaugurating the Jubilee Year went from the church in Munster to St. Christopher's Cathedral in Roermond. A mass was then held in the cathedral, led by Bishop Ron van den Hout, which was attended by many believers. >>> Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki: the jubilee is an amnesty understood in a spiritual sense The article Netherlands: a procession inaugurating the Jubilee Year went through the streets of Roermond [GALLERY] comes from the…

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Netherlands: A procession opened the Jubilee Year through the streets of Roermond

A procession inaugurating the Jubilee Year went from the church in Munster to St. Christopher's Cathedral in Roermond. A mass was then held in the cathedral, led by Bishop Ron van den Hout, which was attended by many believers. >>> Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki: the jubilee is an amnesty understood in a spiritual sense The article Netherlands: a procession inaugurating the Jubilee Year went through the streets of Roermond [GALLERY] comes from the…

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