“I Come to Mongolia 860 Years Since the Birth of Genghis Khan,” Said the Pope in His First Address to the Mongolian People

Sep 02, 2023 04:48

ZENIT Staff

Pope Francis visiting a Ger in Mongolia. Photo: Vatican Media

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“I Come to Mongolia 860 Years Since the Birth of Genghis Khan,” Said the Pope in His First Address to the Mongolian People

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