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                    [Title] => Memorable gathering of families
                    [Summary] => There is nothing like being where the action is and having a piece of it.The experience is up close and personal and will be long remembered. Like when my wife and I became parts of a multitude who gathered at the Luneta for the closing ceremonies of the Fourth World Meeting of Families last January 25-26, 2003.


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                    [Title] => John Paul, live, in  Luneta
                    [Summary] => This afternoon – Saturday, January 25 – at two o’clock, the Fourth World Meeting of Families will shift its venue to the Luneta. From five until eight in the evening John Paul II will appear, live, on giant video walls, by satellite television from the Vatican.


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                    [Title] => The Fourth World Meeting of Families
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                    [Title] => CBCP meets to prepare for Pope’s visit in January 2003
                    [Summary] => The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) met in Tagaytay City over the weekend to discuss preparations for the visit in January next year of Pope John Paul II.


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On Jan. 25, 2003, there will be a Eucharist celebration to be attended by families from different countries and the day will be capped with a festive meeting with the Pope.


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                    [Title] => Pagbisita ng Papa pinaghahandaan
                    [Summary] => Pinaghahandaan na ng Simbahang Katoliko ang ikatlong pagbisita sa bansa ni Pope John Paull II sa Enero 2003.


Sa ginanap na pulong na dinaluhan nang lahat nang 120 miyembro ng Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines sa Tagaytay City,  nakatakdang dumalo ang Pope sa 4th World Meeting of Families, isang okasyong nilikha at inorganisa ng Pontifical Council for the Family sa Vatican.


Ang selebrasyon na ginaganap tuwing ikatlong taon ay may temang "The Christian Family Good News for the Third Millennium."


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