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TRAFFIC STOP / Religious processions: relevant information for motorists | FAXINFO

November 7, 2024

TRAFFIC STOP / Religious processions: relevant information for motorists | FAXINFO
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A religious procession organized by the Catholic Parish of Saint-Martin de Tours represented by the priest Rulx André ALCINEUS will take place on Sunday, November 10, 2024 from 19:30 p.m. to 21 p.m. according to the following itinerary:

DEPARTURE :
-Catholic Church of Marigot,
-Rue du Capitaine FROSTON Félix,
-Holland Street,
-Concordia Street,
-Street of the Rising Sun,
-Rue LC FLEMING,
-Rue Tah BLOUDY,
-Spring Street,
-Rue Simon JEFFRY,
-Galisbay Street,
-Boulevard Dr Hubert PETIT,
-Republic Street,
-Father Kemps Street,
ARRIVAL :
-Fort Saint-Louis (at the height of the Cross).

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