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See you in… Ireland?

Courtney McGrail October 1, 2015
Pope Francis greets Dublin Archbishop Diarmuid Martin during the closing Mass of the World Meeting of Families on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. The 2018 World Meeting of Families is to be held in Dublin. Photo: CNS

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