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San Rocco Tradition Celebrated in Aliquippa After 101 Years

The San Rocco tradition in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, celebrated its 101st year, showcasing how the event has adapted while retaining its cultural significance. Originally rooted in the Italian immigrant community, the feast now involves descendants and draws participants from various regions. This year's festivities included Mass, processions, and cultural activities organized by local groups.

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The San Rocco tradition in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, celebrated its 101st year, showcasing how the event has adapted while retaining its cultural significance. Originally rooted in the Italian immigrant community, the feast now involves descendants and draws participants from various regions. This year's festivities included Mass, processions, and cultural activities organized by local groups.

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A century on, San Rocco tradition endures

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San Rocco Tradition Celebrated in Aliquippa After 101 Years