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Pope and Patriarch call for unity

pope and patriarch12th February 2016

We were very encouraged to learn about the historic meeting between Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill.   For more information see this link :

Pope and Patriarch issue deep call for unity, saying humanity depends on it

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