The Pope has returned to Rome after an historic visit to Iraq.
The pontiff set out to bring hope and unity to the country’s marginalised Christian minority – as they recover and repair from years of war.
Over four days, Pope Francis drew in large crowds – including almost 10,000 people to an outdoor mass – which has sparked fears of a severe coronavirus outbreak.
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On Tuesday’s Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Colm Flynn from Drumcliffe, but based in Rome about being chosen as one of the journalists to accompany the Pope on this historic trip.
