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English: Italy Italy, Livorno, Via della Venezia. The memorial plaque placed on the ruins of the “Chiesa del Luogo Pio” to remember the joint prayer for peace held on September 24, 1986 by: Cardinal Francis Arinze, Rabbi Elio Toaff, Imam Abd Al Wahid Pallavicini and Pastor Davide Melodia.
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