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Pope Francis visits one of the world's smallest and newest Catholic communities in Mongolia

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Pope Francis visits one of the world's smallest and newest Catholic communities in Mongolia

Pope Francis visits one of the world's smallest and newest Catholic communities in Mongolia

The Pope will visit a cardinal and a charity run by nuns as well as meeting political leaders in Mongolia


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