LIVE | Join us for the ‘24 Hours for the Lord’, the Celebration of Reconciliation presided over by Pope Francis from the Parish of San Pio V, in Rome.
LIVE | ’24 Hours for the Lord’: Celebration of Reconciliation with Pope Francis | March 8th, 2024
LIVE | Join us for the ‘24 Hours for the Lord’, the Celebration of Reconciliation presided over by Pope Francis from the Parish of San Pio V, in Rome.
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