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“Start 5 and 5” is an initiative of the Stadtpastoral Lingen (city pastoral ministry) in the Deanery of Emsland-Süd.

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Stadtpastoral Lingen
Holger Berentzen & Felix Hammer
Burgstraße 21c, 49808 Lingen, Germany
h.berentzen@bistum-os.de
Phone: 0591 964972-21

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This is a translation for your convenience; the German version is legally binding.