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LIVE | Roman Nights | Jubilee 2025: A Year of Hope in a World of Crisis | October 31st, 2024

Roman Nights: Jubilee 2025: A Year of Hope in a World of Crisis

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30.10.24

Join us as we explore Pope Francis’ vision for the 2025 Jubilee, focusing on hope, trust, and community. Our special guests include Mr. Rolando Streber, Official of the Dicastery for Evangelization; Vatican analyst Francis X. Rocca from EWTN News; and Anita Cadavid from the Institute for Advanced Studies on Women, who is actively preparing for this Holy Year in Rome.

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