Pope Francis speaks out against violence in Iraq
Today Pope Francis spoke out against the violence in Iraq and appealed to world leaders to work for a peaceful solution:
Today Pope Francis spoke out against the violence in Iraq and appealed to world leaders to work for a peaceful solution:
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