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San Antonio Parish: Firm Commitment One Year After the Fire • El Sol De Iquique
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October 11 marked one year since the fire that completely consumed the Franciscan convent and temple of San Antonio de Padua in Iquique, also known as San Francisco, declared a National Monument in 1994. Last weekend, at the site where the church once stood, the community held a Mass for the first time, marked by hope and signs of the rebuilding process: plants from the new garden, a cross made from local wood, and a bell rescued from the ashes.…
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