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Pope's Message for 2014 World Day of the Sick Released
December
7
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by Vatican Radio
Pope Francis in 2014 is commending the 22nd World Day of the Sick to the intercession of Mary, so that she will help sick people to live their own suffering in communion with Jesus Christ.
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