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THE PRIEST WHO CAME BACK AS THE GROOM: Italian former priest, 53, returns to Kenyan village where he once preached — and leaves villagers stunned by his 37-year-old bride

Came expecting to see an Italian stranger marry a Kenyan woman. Instead, the villagers of Kasiela got the shock of their lives. The groom was

THE PRIEST WHO CAME BACK AS THE GROOM: Italian former priest, 53, returns to Kenyan village where he once preached — and leaves villagers stunned by his 37-year-old bride

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THE PRIEST WHO CAME BACK AS THE GROOM: Italian former priest, 53, returns to Kenyan village where he once preached — and leaves villagers stunned by his 37-year-old bride They came expecting to see an Italian stranger marry a Kenyan woman. Instead, the villagers of Kasiela got the shock of their lives. The groom was […]

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