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WMOF2018

Aleteia's exclusive coverage of the World Meeting of Families 2018 in Dublin, Ireland and Pope Francis' apostolic visit to Ireland.

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In pictures: Pope Francis’ first apostolic visit to Ireland

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American missionaries find success spreading the Gospel in Ireland and Europe

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Irish couple married for 75 years shares secret to happiness at #2018WMOF

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Cooking priest encourages couples to “spice up” their married life with faith and sacrifice

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Pope Francis asks forgiveness for clergy cover-up of abuse at closing Mass

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In Knock, Pope calls for “firm and decisive” action in pursuit of “truth and justice”

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Pope Francis to families: “The family that prays together stays together”

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Pope Francis exhorts families to begin a “revolution of love” in the home

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Holy Father calls abuse scandal “repugnant” in speech to civil authorities in Ireland

Visit of Pope Francis to Ireland for the World Meeting of Families 2018.

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Pope Francis arrives in Ireland for first apostolic visit

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Survivor of abuse offers blueprint for Church’s response at WMOF

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YOUCAT for Kids debuts at World Meeting of Families

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Former Manchester United star shares powerful testimony at WMOF

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Irish pro-life organizations seek to build-up a new culture of life

Philip Kosloski

Inspirational testimonies by Irish youth give hope to the world

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Pope Francis sends special video greeting ahead of visit to Ireland

Philip Kosloski

Exclusive Photos: Walking the “Dublin Camino” for the World Meeting of Families

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World Meeting of Families kicks off with Dublin opening ceremony

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Minnesota native leaves US to become a missionary priest in Ireland

Philip Kosloski

How John Paul II’s visit helped end the violent conflict in Northern Ireland

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