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Definizione del messaggio (Sant’Anna)
La tradizione cristiana vuole siano stati i genitori di Maria e i simulacri di '''Sant’Anna e San Gioacchino''' portati in processione a Vernole per la festa a loro dedicata esprimono, infatti, l’amorevolezza dei genitori.
TraduzioneThe religious tradition says that Anna and Gioacchino were the parents of Maria and that’s why they are celebrated, during a procession, which takes their remains throughout the town of Vernole.

The religious tradition says that Anna and Gioacchino were the parents of Maria and that’s why they are celebrated, during a procession, which takes their remains throughout the town of Vernole.

The religious tradition says that Anna and Gioacchino were the parents of Maria and that’s why they are celebrated, during a procession, which takes their remains throughout the town of Vernole.

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