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Italiano: Adorata la santa eucarestia in venerazione dell'antica icona della bruna il 27 aprile 1991 durante la visita alla regione Basilicata il papa Giovanni Paolo II unito a Ennio Appignanesi in questa basilica ha invocato grazie per il popolo fedele
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