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Peruvian migrant Katya shared her experience at the International Meeting for Peace
Katya, a woman living in Rome for seven years, spoke at the International Meeting for Peace organized by Sant'Egidio on October 25. She described the difficulties of being a migrant and stated that the community helped save her life.
She expressed a connection to Chiclayo, noting that the city is undergoing a rebirth from poverty. Katya said she hopes the Pope will be surprised by the beauty of the city when he sees it and added that people have prayed extensively for him.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsDa Assisi, la storia di Katya e la nostalgia di Chiclayo
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- Official source@VaticanNewsDesde Asís, la historia de Katya y la nostalgia de Chiclayo
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 25, 1:00 AM Vatican News Italiano Da Assisi, la storia di Katya e la nostalgia di Chiclayo
- Oct 25, 6:16 AM Vatican News Español Desde Asís, la historia de Katya y la nostalgia de Chiclayo
- Oct 26, 7:56 AM Vatican News Français Depuis Assise, l'histoire de Katya, nostalgique de Chiclayo
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