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Pope Francis wraps up South Sudan trip, urges end to 'blind fury' of violence

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Pope Francis urged the people of South Sudan on Sunday to resist the "venom of hatred" so they could achieve the peace and prosperity that have eluded them through years of bloody ethnic conflicts.

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Times of India

Pope Francis wraps up South Sudan trip, urges end to 'blind fury' of violence

Rest of World News: JUBA: Pope Francis wound up a peace mission to South Sudan on Sunday urging the people to make themselves immune to the "venom of hatred" to achieve t.

1 year ago·India

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BBC News

Pope Mass in South Sudan: Pontiff urges people to reject 'venom of hatred'

On the last day of his visit, throngs of South Sudanese filled John Garang Mausoleum to greet him.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

Pope Francis Wraps Up South Sudan Trip Urging an End to Violence

Francis presided at a Mass on the grounds of a mausoleum for South Sudan's liberation hero John Garang, who died in a helicopter crash in 2005 before the predominantly Christian country gained independence from Muslim Sudan in 2011.

1 year ago·India

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Reuters

Pope Francis wraps up South Sudan trip, urges end to 'blind fury' of violence

Pope Francis urged the people of South Sudan on Sunday to resist the "venom of hatred" so they could achieve the peace and prosperity that have eluded them through years of bloody ethnic conflicts.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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News24

Pope wraps up South Sudan visit: 'No more bloodshed, no more conflicts, no more violence'

Pope Francis wraps up his pilgrimage to South Sudan with an open-air mass after urging its leaders to focus on bringing peace to the fragile country torn apart by violence and poverty.

1 year ago·South Africa

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National Post

Pope Francis wraps up South Sudan trip, urges end to 'blind fury' of violence

JUBA -- Pope Francis urged the people of South Sudan on Sunday to resist the "venom of hatred" so they could achieve the peace and prosperity that have eluded them through years of bloody ethnic conflicts.

1 year ago·Canada

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