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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

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Inside the Beltway: Pope Francis' visit divides public, media
Even before his “Shepherd One” aircraft touched down in America, assured the press on board that he was not liberal, noting that news organizations with “more leftish” perceptions about him had made “a mistake of interpretation.” The pontiff will generate enormous news coverage during his six-day....

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6 Ways to Follow the Pope's Visit Via Your Smartphone
There are numerous ways to celebrate Pope Francis' first visit to America. Twitter recently announced its creation of four custom pope emojis and pope hashtags to help people chat online about the historic papal visit. Aleteia USA, a subsidiary of a Catholic media company, also created two pope....

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Pope Francis had to wait at top of plane steps to greet Barack Obama
Pope Francis got stuck circling North Carolina this afternoon when his aircraft arrived in the United States early, a tracking device on his flight shows. And when he finally landed at Joint Base Andrews, he had to wait at the top of the steps for two moinutes 18 seconds before he could depart the aircraft to meet President Barack Obama.

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Who's that with Pope Francis? Seven kinds of people you meet in a papal entourage
The pope's entourage is about 100 people, which makes it less of a flock and more of a herd. No, His Holiness is not trailed by a stylist and personal trainer, although there is a papal physician and a few attendants in charge of wardrobe. When you're traveling as both a head of state and the leader....

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Pope flew in circles because his plane was early – then had to wait at top of steps to greet Obama while his entourage left
Pope Francis got stuck circling North Carolina this afternoon when his aircraft arrived in the United States early, a tracking device on his flight shows. And when he finally landed at Joint Base Andrews, he had to wait at the top of the steps for two moinutes 18 seconds before he could depart the aircraft to meet President Barack Obama.

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From Cuba to Washington — Francis bridges a cultural, political chasm
From the cradle of Cuba’s Revolution to the bastion of capitalism, Pope Francis’ itinerary Tuesday would have caused political whiplash for less seasoned diplomats. But during his short time at the helm of the Catholic Church, the 78-year-old Argentine has seemingly spent as much time brokering....

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Pope flew in circles because his plane was early – then had to wait at top of steps to greet Obama while his entourage left
The delays raised speculation that the habitually late U.S. president wasn't on time to meet the Pontiff; n ot so, said an administration official; 'They needed to hold five minutes so that the press travelling with the Vatican could deplane and embed with the press corps' By Published: 22:12 GMT,....

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HUFFPOST HILL - Clinton Comes Out In Favor Of Everyone Watching Pope
Donald Trump is threatening to sue Club for Growth over its "defamatory" anti-Trump ads, because Republican voters love frivolous lawsuits. Pope Francis is in Washington, a visit that will be a traffic nightmare thanks to the pope's entourage of 500 popemobiles.

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Music fit for Pope Francis created by Ottawa native Julian Revie
When Pope Francis celebrates mass in Philadelphia on Sunday, the millions in attendance or tuning in on TV and radio will hear three and a half minutes of music written by Ottawa native Julian Revie. The former Lisgar Collegiate student (class of 1998) is the composer in residence at Yale University’s St.

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Remarks by First Lady Michelle Obama at The Bush Institute's Global Woman's Network Summit
Via Videoconference. 10:55 A.M. EDT. MRS. BUSH: Thank you so much, Onaba. Thank you for joining us today, for moderating this conversation between me and Mrs. Michelle Obama. I think Michelle Obama has already been watching us. There she is. Hey, Michelle! Good to see you. (Applause.) MRS. OBAMA: Great to see you, Laura.

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Pope Francis in the US: How He'll Be Traveling
The head of the Catholic Church kicked-off his current overseas trip in Cuba on Saturday, and departed today for his maiden voyage to America, which begins in its capital city. From Washington, D.C ., Pope Francis will continue his expected six-day stint in the U.S. in New York City and Philadelphia before heading home to Vatican City.

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