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Pope tells Bahrain youths to seek real advice, not Google

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Pope tells Bahrain youths to seek real advice, not Google

Pope tells Bahrain youths to seek real advice, not Google

Pope Francis shifted gears Saturday in his visit to Bahrain to minister to the Gulf's Catholic community in a huge open-air Mass.

He then met with young people and told them not to Google questions about life decisions, but to find a parent, teacher or grandparent who can offer guidance.


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