Hallelujah! Poznań builds largest nativity scene in Europe

Hallelujah! Poznań builds largest nativity scene in Europe

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Poznan’s Christmas nativity scene has been named the largest in Europe. CE Report quoting The First News

Placed every year in the church of St. Franciszek Seraficki at Plac Bernardyński, the ongoing construction of this year’s record-breaking manger began in mid-December and it is set to be finish before Christmas eve.

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