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Pope Francis Embarks on Historic 33,000 km Journey to Southeast Asia and Oceania

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Pope Francis sets off on an ambitious 33,000 km journey to Southeast Asia and Oceania, focusing on interfaith dialogue, climate action, and support for marginalized communities despite health concerns.

Pope Francis is embarking on his longest international trip to Southeast Asia and Oceania, covering 33,000 kilometers over 12 days.

The Pope's itinerary includes Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Singapore, focusing on interfaith dialogue, climate action, and support for marginalized communities.

Despite concerns about his health, Pope Francis is determined to fulfill his pastoral mission, engaging with various faiths and communities during this significant journey.

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