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'My Peace I will Give to You'

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By Jana Nebesnakova

January 30, 2004|9:45 am

In Sucha Dolina, the east of Slovakia, was held on 27th January, 2004 for the first time in the history of this small city the Ecumenical gathering under the guidance of three main churches, roman catholic, greek catholic and evangelical. The mass was lead by Daniel Misina and he was emphasizing the good relationship between all the believers even in such a small city.

People were touched by the Words of Jesus : "My peace I will give to you"

The youth local group enriched this gathering and people testified grace they received and believe that :"We can make this event as s a good tradition for gathering all of the christians."

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