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Bishop Raimo makes solemn entry into Narni
Bishop Raimo made a solemn entry into the co-cathedral of Narni on Sunday, October 25. Parish priest Sergio Rossini, dean Jeanpierre Kalongisa, and various faithful and association representatives met the bishop. The procession included members of the Corsa All’anello historical parade, specifically the Terzieri and drummers.
Upon reaching the entrance of the ancient church, the bishop kissed the crucifix and was sprinkled with holy water by the faithful as he walked down the central nave.
During the event, Bishop Raimo spoke of the long history of the local Church and the generations that have preserved the Gospel. He noted the diverse nature of the communities within the territory, including small villages and hamlets where faith is connected to family life and local traditions. He also observed that some areas face challenges such as changing labor patterns, population mobility, or an aging and declining population.
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Diocese of Terni–Narni–Amelia
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