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A long list that will be punctuated during the mass broadcast live on Facebook, 03 May 2020. Thus in Manerbio, a town near Brescia (Italy), the parish priest Don Tuccinardi wants to remember the dead from January 1st. These are 150 names that have been written on the church benches, one next to the other and that the priest will read in an empty church without faithful because of the restrictions for the containment of the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19. ANSA/FILIPPO VENEZIA
A long list that will be punctuated during the mass broadcast live on Facebook, 03 May 2020. Thus in Manerbio, a town near Brescia (Italy), the parish priest Don Tuccinardi wants to remember the dead from January 1st. These are 150 names that have been written on the church benches, one next to the other and that the priest will read in an empty church without faithful because of the restrictions for the containment of the spread of the Coronavirus Covid-19. ANSA/FILIPPO VENEZIA

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