MADRID
July/August 2011
The three million young pilgrims attending World Youth Day this year are just one part of a radical Catholic movement begun by John Paul II and developed by Pope Benedict
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July/August 2011
Every day of this year's triennial week-long Catholic festival in Madrid, Anna Halpine reports from the world's largest gathering of young people.
As pilgrims in Madrid continue to celebrate World Youth Day and prepare
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July/August 2011
Every day of this year's triennial week-long Catholic festival in Madrid, Anna Halpine reports from the world's largest gathering of young people.
Stalin famously asked how many divisions had the Pope, and John Paul II
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July/August 2011
Every day of this year's triennial week-long Catholic festival in Madrid, Anna Halpine reports from the world's largest gathering of young people.
Young pilgrims in Madrid continue to celebrate, with the streets full of
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