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Oswald Gracias, Archbishop of Mumbai, one of the Pontiff’s principal advisers Photo: FSSPX News

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Parolin spoke of his mother’s unwavering faith, noting that it was a constant guide for him throughout his life.

Paolo Garonna is professor of economic policy at the LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome.

Monsignor Pedro Pablo Elizondo, LC, the local Bishop, presided over the concelebrated Eucharist in which other priests also concelebrated

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Pope Francis received in audience a delegation of ministers participating in the G7 on Inclusion and Disability in the Consistory Hall of the Holy See

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the much-anticipated book will be published worldwide on January 14, 2025

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Pope Designates Cardinal Oswald Gracias Group Coordinator for Reform of Vatican Diplomacy

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