Pope Francis draws adoring crowds in war-weary Iraq, asks Christians to forgive Islamic State oppression
Pope Francis was wrapping up his visit to Iraq on Sunday, drawing thousands to a rebuilt churches, squares and an open-air sports venue.
Pope Francis draws adoring crowds in war-weary Iraq, asks Christians to forgive Islamic State oppression
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