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John Paul II with students in a Melbourne classroom

Young Australians express shock at sudden closure of pontifical institute in Melbourne

by Emilie Ng

2 November 2016 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Burden to diocese: Students at St Leo Catholic School in Melbourne surround Pope John Paul II as he visits their ...

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Tag: John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family

Young Australians express shock at sudden closure of pontifical institute in Melbourne

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