Italian Youth told “Always keep a smile”

Sep 05, 2017 23:20

Marina Droujinina

Young people offer "pesto" to Pope Francis © L'Osservatore Romano

Pope at St. Mary Major © L'Osservatore Romano

Archbishop Francesco Follo, courtesy of the Holy See Mission , UNESCO

Pope with Shalom Community © L'Osservatore Romano

Archbishop Ivan Jurkovic, Holy See Mission (Geneva, Switzerland), Wikimedia Commons, Водник

Video-Message to Colombians, Sept. 4, 2017 , CTV

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