Give the man a chance

Pope Francis faces a daunting task against a media already hard at work trying to dig up some ‘dirt’.

Wed, 20 Mar, 2013 - 00:00
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The majority of Catholics and non-Catholics are willing to give the man a chance to take the masses to his heart and not listen to the media who insist on besmirching His Holiness.

Herbert Stark

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