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Pope delivers Christmas message
December 25, 2009
Although he walked somewhat gingerly-- perhaps feeling the effects of the Christmas Eve incident in which he was pulled to the ground by a woman who vaulted over security barriers in St. Peter's basilica-- Pope Benedict XVI appeared healthy and content as he delivered the traditional Urbi et Orbi message at noon on Christmas Day.
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