2,000 Irish taking part in World Youth Day pilgrimage

Two thousand Catholics from Ireland are among an estimated one million young people taking part in the World Youth Day pilgrimage in Germany today.

2,000 Irish taking part in World Youth Day pilgrimage
Mon, 15 Aug, 2005 - 09:25

Two thousand Catholics from Ireland are among an estimated one million young people taking part in the World Youth Day pilgrimage in Germany today.

The group left yesterday led by Archbishop Diarmuid Martin, Cardinal Desmond Connell and Bishop Raymond Field.

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