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Nederlands: Op 21 mei 1934 werd in Heukelom de Mariakapel plechtig ingewijd door pastoor J. van der Meijden van de Petrusparochie te Oisterwijk. De kapel is gebouwd als symbool van eenheid uit de bijdragen van Heukelomse ingezetenen. In de jaren daarna was het gebruik om de uit Heukelom afkomstige missionarissen waarneer zij thuiskwamen bij de kapel te verwelkomen.
This is an image of a municipal monument in Oisterwijk with number
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