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Catholic rally, A crowd of 8,000 gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday during a day-long rally that ended with a Mass celebrated by Emmett Cardinal(...)
Catholic rally, A crowd of 8,000 gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday during a day-long rally that ended with a Mass celebrated by Emmett Cardinal(...)

Catholic rally, A crowd of 8,000 gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday during a day-long rally that ended with a Mass celebrated by Emmett Cardinal(...)

Date6/9/1984
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  • Catholic rally, A crowd of 8,000 gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday during a day-long rally that ended with a Mass celebrated by Emmett Cardinal Carter, Archbishop of Toronto. Cardinal Carter told the crowd Pope John Paul II 'is coming to inspire us with a renewed sense of the gospel, and said the rally was one of several efforts to ensure the Pope's September visit would be a profound spiritual event rather than a circus or media event.
  • Catholic rally, A crowd of 8,000 gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday during a day-long rally that ended with a Mass celebrated by Emmett Cardinal(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Catholic rally, A crowd of 8,000 gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday during a day-long rally that ended with a Mass celebrated by Emmett Cardinal Carter, Archbishop of Toronto. Cardinal Carter told the crowd Pope John Paul II 'is coming to inspire us with a renewed sense of the gospel, and said the rally was one of several efforts to ensure the Pope's September visit would be a profound spiritual event rather than a circus or media event.
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