Vatican News: Pope Francis' Meeting with Sylvester Stallone & Upcoming Marseille Trip

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Vatican News: Pope Francis’ Meeting with Sylvester Stallone & Upcoming Marseille Trip

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18.09.23

Stay updated with the latest news from Pope Francis and the Vatican in this week’s Vaticano Updates. Pope Francis met Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone, though details remain undisclosed. The Vatican is investigating Swiss bishops’ handling of sexual abuse cases, and Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk offered a Divine Liturgy for peace in Ukraine at St. Peter’s Basilica. Vatican Bank clarifies it has no money from Russia and works exclusively with Vatican-associated clients. Plus, get a preview of Pope Francis’ upcoming two-day visit to Marseille for the “Mediterranean Meetings.” Stay informed on significant developments from the Vatican.

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