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"Alles ist super gut organisiert" / Rund 17.000 freiwillige Helfer bereiten den Papstbesuch in Paris vor
First source report
Around 17,000 volunteers are preparing for the Pope's visit to Paris, where an estimated one million people are expected to attend.
Sabine Salat, a member of a Catholic community in Paris, said she signed up through a platform several weeks ago and received confirmation last week. Vatican News reported that these volunteers are necessary to manage the large scale of the upcoming visit.
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