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Activists to use Pope's visit to spotlight homelessness
By SARAH KENNEDY, The Globe and Mail
Monday, July 8, 2002
With the eyes of the world on Toronto during the Pope's visit, hundreds of activists and homeless people plan to storm an abandoned downtown building and set up camp to push the plight of the homeless into the spotlight.
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The CBC at prayer
By RAY CONLOGUE, The Globe and Mail
Tuesday, July 2, 2002
QUEBEC -- The CBC is pulling out the stops to cover the Pope's visit to Toronto this month for Catholic World Youth Day. Three hundred employees will be on the job, together with a rented helicopter, and as many as 20 camera crews for a single event.
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Rustic retreat gets ready for papal visit
By SHAWNA RICHER, The Globe and Mail
Monday, June 24, 2002
As the Pope's visit nears, Catholics prepare
for his island retreat and huge urban gatherings
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Volunteers undaunted by rules, hard work
By GRAEME SMITH, The Globe and Mail
Monday, June 24, 2002
They can't smoke. They can't drink. They're warned to avoid physical contact with each other. They pick up garbage, bang nails, make phone calls, and mop the floors.
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Pope determined to make Toronto trip
By CHRISTINE BOYD, The Globe and Mail
Tuesday, June 18, 2002
Pope John Paul intends to participate fully in World Youth Day in Toronto in July despite his deteriorating health, and to carry out a scheduled, albeit shortened, visit to Mexico and Guatemala.
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Pope's visit seen as forum for change
By ANGELA PACIENZA, Canadian Press
Saturday, February 16, 2002
Catholic reformers see World Youth Day as opportunity to air alternative views.
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