MANCHESTER, England -- Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster led Catholics of England and Wales in mourning the death of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Cardinal Parolin says church divisions stem from misunderstanding 'reform'
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Pope Francis: Easter season is time to seek the risen Lord, experience joy
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London cardinal leads Catholics in mourning death of Prince Philip
MANCHESTER, England -- Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster led Catholics of England and Wales in mourning the death of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II.
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