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Impact of Pope's U.S. Visit
Clip: 9/24/2015 | 12m 43s
Pope Francis has energized American Catholics and many others with his message of peace.
American Catholics, says Rev. Thomas Reese of National Catholic Reporter, live out their faith in the local parish, and "they want to meet somebody like Pope Francis. And if the clergy and the bishops and the people aren’t like Pope Francis, or namely like Jesus, more welcoming, compassionate, loving, they’re going to turn around and never come back."
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Impact of Pope's U.S. Visit
Clip: 9/24/2015 | 12m 43s
American Catholics, says Rev. Thomas Reese of National Catholic Reporter, live out their faith in the local parish, and "they want to meet somebody like Pope Francis. And if the clergy and the bishops and the people aren’t like Pope Francis, or namely like Jesus, more welcoming, compassionate, loving, they’re going to turn around and never come back."
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