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St. George priest, former assistant to Pope John Paul II, offers insight into papal election

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As the world watches to see who becomes the next leader of the Roman Catholic Church, one minister at the Grace Episcopal Church in St. George offered insights into the

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St. George priest, former assistant to Pope John Paul II, offers insight into papal election

As the world watches to see who becomes the next leader of the Roman Catholic Church, one minister at the Grace Episcopal Church in St. George offered insights into the

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EXCLUSIVE: Priest names top papal contenders to restore faith after Francis

French priest, Abbé Claude Barthe, told LifeSiteNews that the two most important qualities for the next pope are faith and the courage to profess it.

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When Pope John Paul II visited Annecy

As the conclave, gathered in Rome, prepares to elect a new pope, it is recalled that one of its predecessors had gone to Annecy: it was John Paul II. He had celebrated a Mass on the Paquier on October 7, 1986, during a visit that had also led him to Lyon. Back to the event with the photographic archives of the Dauphiné Libéré, the City of Annecy and the evocations that we had made on the occasion of the canonization of John Paul II in April 2014.

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