‘Let it overflow’: Pope Leo draws 800,000 to open-air Mass in Paris
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‘Let it overflow’: Pope Leo draws 800,000 to open-air Mass in Paris Vatican says 800,000 people in attendance as the Catholic religious leader continues four-day tour of France.
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‘Let it overflow’: Pope Leo draws 800,000 to open-air Mass in Paris Vatican says 800,000 people in attendance as the Catholic religious leader continues four-day tour of France.
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