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Pope Francis visits Latin America

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  • July 12, 2015

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Missed Pope Francis' visit to Latin America? Read up on all the articles from the Pope's July 5-12 visit to Ecuador, Bolivia, and Paraguay here:

- Pope leaves Sunday for Latin America ‘homecoming’ trip, by Rosie Scammell, Religion News Service
- Pope expected to pray in Jesuit Ecuador church, known as 'Baroque icon,' by Barbara J. Fraser, Catholic News Service
- Families need prayers, mercy, courage, including from synod, Pope says, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
- Building unity in church, society is key to evangelization, Pope says, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
- At Marian shrine, Pope reminds clergy, religious: Remember your roots, by Barbara J. Fraser, Catholic News Service
- Arriving in Bolivia, Pope insists on church's role in public life, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
- Pope Francis not amused by 'communist crucifix', by Alvaro De Juana, Elise Harris, Catholic News Agency
- Eucharistic sharing is call to mission, to feeding the poor, Pope says, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
- Bolivian families, Church workers hope Pope's prison visit spurs change, by David Agren, Catholic News Service
- Pope honours St. John Paul's historic visit to Paraguay, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
- Close to home, Pope highlights need for cooperation for common good, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service
- Pope says Paraguayans in poor barrio remind him of Holy Family, by Barbara J. Fraser, Catholic News Service
- Pope says he'll read critiques of his economic thought before U.S. trip, by Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service

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