"Pope Francis' Historic Visit to Mongolia: Strengthening Ties Amidst Strained Relations with Russia and China"

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Pope Francis arrived in Mongolia on a low-key visit, barely making a ripple in the predominantly Buddhist country. With a small Catholic community of only 1,450 people, the pope's visit aims to draw attention to minority groups and issues in the peripheries of society. His first engagement will be an official welcoming ceremony and address to government leaders and diplomats. Despite the lack of fanfare, Francis expressed his excitement to visit the country and its rich culture. He will preside over religious events, including a Mass and an inter-religious service, before departing on Monday.
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