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julio 17th, 2012

The Pope will travel to Lebanon from Sept. 14 to 16, visiting Beirut/Harissa, Baabda, Bzommar, Bkerké and Charfet.

The Web site will be made available in four languages – Arabic, English, French and Italian. It is to include the program of the trip, information on the life and pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI, and the story of the Churches in the Middle East.

The organizing committee is also launching channels on Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube.

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On the Net:

Site: www.lbpapalvisit.com