The Order of Malta’s 60th Pilgrimage to Lourdes

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60 pellegrinaggio Lourdes Pilgrimage pèlerinage Lourdes Peregrinación Lourdes Malteserordens nach Lourdes

09/05/2018

Lourdes has received the Order of Malta’s international pilgrimage.
Among the over 7,500 participants – coming from 45 countries worldwide – were 1,500 sick and disabled pilgrims looked after by some 250 priests and 380 doctors and nurses.

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