File:Pope Francis in March 2013 (cropped).jpg

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Description	Deutsch: Papst Franziskus Nederlands: Paus Franciscus English: Pope Francis Español: Papa Francisco Français : Pape François 日本語: ローマ法王フランシスコ Português: Papa Francisco Magyar: Ferenc pápa
Date	18 March 2013
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Author	Casa Rosada

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