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CZESTOCHOWA, Poland AP 鈥?Pope Francis missed a step and fell to the ground Thursday as he walked on an open-air platform to celebrate Mass at Polands holiest shrine of Jasna Gora.In a dramatic moment, the 79-year-old Francis, walking in his long robe with an incense holder in his hand, did not notice a step down from the platform and fell to the ground before the altar. Francis braced his fall with his left h
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stanley ca aithful gathered at the foot of the Jasna Gora monastery in Polands southern city of Czestochowa.Asked if Francis had suffered any ill effects from the fall, a Vatican spokesman, Greg Burke, said the pope is fine. Czestochowa Archbishop Waclaw Depo said Francis fell because he had closed his eyes and appeared to miss a step. He is in good condition. He did not even complain at all. He never said a word, Depo said. Also the homily showed that the pope has strength and this strength he gets from the people. Francis enjoys relatively good health, despite putting in long days of ceremonies, audiences and meetings. In
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The Yomiuri ShimbunA bouquet with a message written in Japanese and Chinese is placed in front of a Japanese school in Shenzhen, China, after the fatal stabbing of a schoolboy who attended there.By Miho Tamura / Yomiuri Shimbun Correspondent15:02 JST,ensp;September 24, 2024SHANGHAI 鈥?An official from Chinas Sichuan Province is under investigation for posting hate speech against Japanese people
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