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Papal visit to Northern Ireland unlikely, says Dublin archbishop
April 04, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: Dublin’s Archbishop Diarmuid Martin has suggested the Pope Francis might travel to Northern Ireland during his August visit, but not for political purposes. The archbishop remarked that the Pope’s trip to Ireland is centered on the World Meeting of Families. “If they were to organize an event around the family [in the north], that might make it easier,” he said.
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