Pope Benedict XVI has arrived in Turkey! Pray for him as thousands of people are protesting his visit. A book has even been published on how to assassinate him! So, please pray for him - his safety and the success of his papal visit.
For the schedule of his visit and links to the events with photos and descriptions, please click here.
Image source: AFP/Tolga Adanali
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
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November 28, 2006 at 7:32 PM-
SKBryan
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My prayers are for the safety of our Holy Father and the success of his mission to build bridges of faith.
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