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Vatican City, Feb 5, 2010 / 10:53 am (CNA).- Pope Benedict XVI used the occasion of the Scottish bishops’ “ad Limina” visit to officially announce his intentions to make a visit their country later this year. The declaration comes just days after the Holy Father confirmed his plans to go to England.
“Later this year,” said the Pope, “I shall have the joy of being present with you and the Catholics of Scotland on your native soil.”
No other details have been made official, but the Holy Father told the Scottish clergy that as they prepare for his arrival to “encourage your people to pray that it will be a time of grace for the whole Catholic community.”
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“Later this year,” said the Pope, “I shall have the joy of being present with you and the Catholics of Scotland on your native soil.”
No other details have been made official, but the Holy Father told the Scottish clergy that as they prepare for his arrival to “encourage your people to pray that it will be a time of grace for the whole Catholic community.”
Full article…