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Mexico City

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In 1961, Angelo Roncalli, or Pope John XXIII, shortly before his death, would have had a close encounter with an alien. Loris Francesco Capovilla, his personal secretary, would have witnessed this sensational meeting, telling later what had happened.

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Stupidity is also a gift from God, but one mustn't misuse it.

Saint Pope John Paul II

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Well folks - To mark the Pope's upcoming visit to Ireland, my mates have put together a tribute to the inaugural papal visit to these shores. We bring you John Paul II's message of peace, love and bangin' tunes, re-imagined for these troubled times of ours. Likes & comments* on youtube most welcome 😎

*non-blasphemous of course!

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#postcard Pope John Paul II, walks with President Ronald Reagan in the... http://dlvr.it/Q59nRF

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The Auntie of A Rat Catcher

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The Son touching A Rat Gamester

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