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Pope to skip Sunday Mass but will make regular noon address

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Pope Francis will skip a Mass on Sunday that he had been scheduled to say before his recent surgery. The Vatican said there was no cause for alarm and that it was part of normal convalescence. The 84-year-old pope underwent surgery to remove part of his colon on July 4.

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Reuters

Pope to skip Sunday Mass but will make regular noon address

VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis will skip a Mass on Sunday that he had been scheduled to say before his recent surgery, but the Vatican said there was no cause for alarm and that it was part of normal convalescence. The Vatican said the pope will go ahead with his Sunday noon prayer but that a Mass for the Catholic Church day to pay homage to the elderly and grandparents will be said

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Pope to skip Sunday Mass but will make regular noon address

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis will skip a Mass on Sunday that he had been scheduled to say before his recent surgery, but the Vatican said there was no cause for alarm and that it was part of normal convalescence. Read full story

3 years ago·Malaysia

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National Post

Pope to skip Sunday Mass but will make regular noon address

VATICAN CITY -- Pope Francis will skip a Mass on Sunday that he had been scheduled to say before his recent surgery, but the Vatican said there was no cause for alarm and that it was part of normal convalescence. Read More

3 years ago·Canada

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The Guardian Nigeria

Pope to skip Sunday mass as he recovers from surgery

Pope Francis will not lead mass at Saint Peter's Basilica this weekend as he continues to recover from colon surgery earlier this monthThe post Pope to skip Sunday mass as he recovers from surgery appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.

3 years ago·Nigeria

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OAN

Pope to skip Sunday Mass but will make regular noon address – Vatican

July 23, 2021VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Pope Francis will skip a Mass on Sunday that he had been scheduled to say before his recent surgery, but the Vatican said there was no cause for alarm and that it was part of normal convalescence.The Vatican said the pope will go ahead with his Sunday noon prayer but that a Mass for the Catholic Church day to pay homage to the elderly and grandparents will be said instead by Archbishop Rino Fisichella.Va…

3 years ago·San Diego, United States

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The Federalist

Pope Francis’s Restrictions On The Latin Mass Could Make It Stronger

In many ways, the situation in the Catholic Church mirrors the situation of the conservative movement, which is why this story should interest non-Catholics.

3 years ago·United States

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