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Maine pilgrims elated to see pope celebrate Mass
'It was absolutely worth it – even with the long lines,' says Kay Saucier of Levant.
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The Papal Visit
Pope meets with family who drove 13,000 miles to see him
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Pope visits Philadelphia, extols America’s founding ideals
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The Papal Visit
Pilgrims converge on Philadelphia to see Pope Francis
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Mainers on Pilgrimage
On a pilgrimage to see the pope, Maine Catholics find hope and meaning in their faith
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The Papal Visit
Pope Francis brings ‘a cool, refreshing peace’ to crowd of 80,000 in New York
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Mainers on Pilgrimage
Mainers praise Pope Francis’ call for cooperation among political leaders
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Business
Maine company upgrades cathedral’s sound system for pope’s Mass
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The Papal Visit
Pope Francis thrills admirers, wades into controversies in first full day in the U.S.
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Mainers on Pilgrimage
Mainers at Mass celebrated by Pope Francis moved by his words and presence
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The Papal Visit
Pope Francis canonizes 18th-century missionary in Mass attended by thousands
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Mainers on Pilgrimage
Mainers prepare for journeys to see Pope Francis
More Pope Francis coverage
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Francis spoke during a news conference en route to Rome after meeting Sunday with survivors of sexual abuse.
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Even as he delivered moving messages of humanity, Pope Francis avoided engaging in America's polarizing culture wars.
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Francis orders his car to stop and walks over to the 10-year-old who has cerebral palsy.
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The brewery jokingly says Holy Wooder 'guarantees to cleanse your soul and set you on the path to righteousness.'
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While advocating social justice and environmentalism, the pontiff reiterates support for traditional family values.
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The donation to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland will pay for construction of a home in Scarborough.
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People line the streets of Washington as the pope greets spectators, and later in the day Francis canonizes Junipero Serra, the 18th century friar who brought the Catholic faith to California.
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It's his first day back at work following his suspension from NBC News and demotion for misleading viewers about his role in news stories.
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The pope receives red-carpet treatment at Andrews Air Force Base, where he’s greeted by President Obama and his family, a rare gesture of respect.
The Pope adresses congress
Speaking to Congress, Pope Francis calls for an end to the death penalty in the U.S. and across the world as well as abolishing the arms trade.
Pope Francis was greeted by President Obama before participating in a Papal Parade on the National Mall and holding a Mass.
Twelve sitting presidents – from Woodrow Wilson to Barack Obama – have had audiences with six popes since 1919.