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Tuesday, Sep 28, 2021

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“I’m alive!” quips Pope as Slovakia visit begins

AP, 13 Sep 2021

Pope Francis is in Bratislava Monday, on day two of his central European pilgrimage. Among other things, his visit will address Catholic complicity in the Nazi-era persecution of the country's Jewish community. (Sept. 13)

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