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Bishop Nazzareno Marconi blesses construction site of Santa Maria Immacolata church in Tolentino
Bishop Nazzareno Marconi of Macerata blessed the construction site for the Santa Maria Immacolata church in the Regnano district of Tolentino. The ceremony marked the start of work to restore the building, which was originally constructed in 1896 and later decorated by painter Guglielmo Ciarlantini.
The parish community, led by Father Ariel Veloz, attended the event alongside local authorities and construction professionals. Tolentino Mayor Mauro Sclavi expressed satisfaction with the project and thanked the Curia for its attention to the local territory.
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- Official sourceConstruction of the Church of Santa Maria Immacolata in Tolentino Underway
Diocese of Macerata
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