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Our Lady of Zeitoun
Marian apparition that occurred in Zeitoun, a district of Cairo, Egypt, beginning 1968
- Reported 2 April 1968 CE – 29 May 1971 CE
- Also called Marian apparition of Zeitoun, Our Lady of Light
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