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Italian postal service sees surge in mail for Pope Francis, much sent from children

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By Chris Warde-Jones, Chris Warde-Jones -
| The Tribune Democrat Verified
ROME (AP) — The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization, with some letters clearly written by children, bearing stamps from around the world and simply addressed to the pope at “Gemelli Hospital” in Rome.
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Italian postal service sees surge in mail for Pope Francis, much sent from children

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By Chris Warde-Jones, Chris Warde-Jones -
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
ROME (AP) — The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization, with some letters clearly written by children, bearing stamps from around the world and simply addressed to the pope at “Gemelli Hospital” in Rome.
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Italian postal service sees surge in mail for Pope Francis, much sent from children

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By Chris Warde-Jones, Chris Warde-Jones -
| Galveston County Daily News Verified
ROME (AP) — The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization, with some letters clearly written by children, bearing stamps from around the world and simply addressed to the pope at “Gemelli Hospital” in Rome.
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