Come on the Taizé Pilgrimage and explore life's meaning
First published on: 20th May 2025If you are aged 15 to 35 and would like an unforgettable experience of freedom, prayer and community, join the Taizé Pilgrimage on 16-24 August 2025.
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If you are aged 15 to 35 and would like an unforgettable experience of freedom, prayer and community, join the Taizé Pilgrimage on 16-24 August 2025.
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