Vatican Connections: Pope sends money to Africans suffering from floods
Noel Ocol
Monday, March 25, 2019
- The pope sends some big money to help the southern African countries struck by flooding in recent weeks. We’ll tell you how much and where the money went.
- A highly significant and much-anticipated document finally gets signed at the Marian shrine of Loreto on Monday.
- The official resignation of a French cardinal convicted of abuse cover-up is rejected by the pope.
- And this week in the history of the Vatican: We look back at the letter which caused a scandal that rocked the Vatican’s communication department.
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