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Pope Francis spoke about witnessed dreams in true love during an evening meeting with thousands of young adults gathered at Rome's Circus Maximus at the end of a pilgrimage.

Most of the young people had walked at least 50 miles over the previous three or four days.

Representatives came from 195 of Italy's 226 diocese, and 150 bishops walked at least part of the way with groups from their diocese.

Five young people were chosen to share their stories with the crowd and ask Pope Francis questions.

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They also shared other concerns with the pope, such as the pressure of choosing between forming a family or developing their professional lives.

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The next day, an estimated 90,000 people were in ST Peter's Square for the pope's address and Angelus prayer after an outdoor mass was held for the Italian youth.

In his talk before the recitation of the Angelus, Pope Francis reminded the young men and women to live their lives in a coherent way, not with hypocrisy, by renouncing evil and doing good.

But Francis invited the youths to repeat the words of ST Alberto Hurtado as a reminder of their baptism will call to action.

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It is good to not do evil, but it is evil to not do good In news from around the country, Investigation into ST John's Seminary in Boston has been called by Cardinal Sean O'Malley.

In a statement released by the archdiocese, the cardinals ask Director Monsignor James Moroney to go on sabbatical, leave immediately and is asking for an investigation of allegations made by two former seminarians on social media about activities at the seminary that were directly contrary to the moral standards and requirements of formation for the Catholic priesthood.

In the statement, the cardinal said that he has appointed a panel to oversee an inquiry into the allegations, made the culture of the seminary regarding the personal standards expected and required of candidates for the priesthood and any seminary issue of sexual harassment or other forms of intimidation or discrimination.

That Cardinal is also named father Steven, Say Locks, professor of Sacred Scripture as interim director.

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The Knights of Malta had been around since the 11th century, witnessing and protecting the faith and serving the poor and the sick.

Since its beginnings in Jerusalem, the order has grown to thousands of members all over the world.

Run reports has more on this order, and it's centuries old mission of Kier.

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Order of Malta is one of the oldest institutions in the West.

It was founded when Frey, Harada, Tum and submergence from Amalfi opened a hospital in Jerusalem to care for Cristian Pilgrim's Around the Air.

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Originally, they were dedicated to helping the Pilgrim's of Jerusalem and over time began to meet the health needs of the entire city.

It's a mission that still persists today.

It's an institution dedicated to giving testimony of the faith and doing its best to meet the needs of the sick.

In the most needy, the Order of Malta has 13,500 men and women, 80,000 volunteers and 20,000 employees distributed across all continents.

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The vocation of the mission is to be volunteers at different levels.

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Order of Multi is a sovereign entity equivalent to a state.

It can issue license plates, two vehicles and have their own postal system.

It's organized by territories, and its supreme authority is the grandmaster who has the rank of head of state, and it's a religious superior of the order.

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Monta maintains diplomatic relations with 107 countries, but does not defend the interests of a single region.

So table to work in many areas way do this through 2000 humanitarian projects in 120 countries, or five continents who do not defend a national state.

We only defend our patients who are in all parts of the world.

While members of the Order of Malta and former times traditionally belonged to the aristocracy, the emphasis today is on a nobility of spirit and conduct.

And finally, in the news, Archbishop Leonard Blair of Hartford celebrated Mass on top of Holy Land USA in Waterbury, Connecticut, to honor Father Michael McGivney, candidate for sainthood, founder of the Knights of Columbus and the native of Waterbury.

More than 1000 people came from across the state and brave the rain to gather for the mountaintop Mass on Pine Hill at the former religious theme park known for its 60 foot illuminated cross.

The event was conceived by Want a very native father, James Sullivan, in collaboration with the Knights in the Holy Land USA, which owns the park.

Father Sullivan said he believed that something truly wonderful will come out of this math mass and that it will reignite the faith in many people.

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