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Seminar-meeting with priests of the Great Bereznyany Deanery of the IPCC on Responsibility for Waste Creation and Issues

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У рамках проекту “Управління відходами – схід” продовжуються семінари-зустрічі представників інфоцентру та комісії з екології Мукачівської греко-католицької єпархії і комісії з екології та мігрантів конференції Римсько-Католицьких єпископів України з духовенством…

В семінарі зі священиками Велико-Березнянського деканату МГКЄ взяли участь свящеики деканату, вчителі та представники національного парку.

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