Argentina celebrates the pope's first Sunday
So many people attended Sunday Mass in Pope Francis' native city, Buenos Aires, the archdiocese set up an overflow area
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So many people attended Sunday Mass in Pope Francis' native city, Buenos Aires, the archdiocese set up an overflow area
Pope Francis stamped an informal tone on the papacy during his first Sunday in charge with a series of unusual moves
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With off-the-cuff remarks and a surprise appearance at a Vatican side gate, the new pope shows his unique style
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