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Msgr. Vincenzo Rini. Credit: Diocese of Cremona

Seven Italian Priests Have Reportedly Died of Coronavirus

Mar 15, 2020

Seven priests have reportedly died in Italy of the COVID-19 coronavirus. They are the first priests known to have died from the virus, now a global pandemic which has struck Italy more gravely than nearly any other country in the world.

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Seven Italian Priests Have Reportedly Died of Coronavirus

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