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Ecuador church falling crucifix Developing

First reported Oct 18, 12:43 PM ET by New York Post · ongoing, 23 hours so far

Priest in Ecuador dies after crucifix falls on him during livestreamed Mass (opens the original story in a new tab)

NBC NewsOct 18, 6:02 PM

8 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Newsweek, Business Insider +15
Videos
2
Articles
9
YouTube views
71K
Running
23h

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012013K25K121810/190610/18 12 PM · New York Post: Horrific moment priest killed by falling crucifix during live…10/18 5 PM · Associated Press: Catholic priest killed by falling cross during livestreamed…

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Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, Newsweek, Business Insider, The Hill, Newsmax, The Epoch Times, CNBC, Breitbart, Politico, HuffPost, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, USA Today, ABC News, MS NOW, TIME, NTD, Vox

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4 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 114 likes in all

75 likes · 20 reposts

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15 likes · 2 reposts

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