British King and Queen to visit Pope Francis on the occasion of the Jubilee: will they cross the Holy Door? - ZENIT - English

 British King and Queen to visit Pope Francis on the occasion of the Jubilee: will they cross the Holy Door? - ZENIT - English https://zenit.org/2025/02/08/british-king-and-queen-to-visit-pope-francis-on-the-occasion-of-the-jubilee-will-they-cross-the-holy-door/?eti=21637

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