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February 29, 2008

Archdiocese of Louisville to Receive 650 Tickets

WAVE 3 TV has a written and video story on the difficulty in obtaining tickets for the papal Masses, saying that not even prayer will get you a seat at this point. According to the story, reporter Carrie Weil says that the Archdiocese of Louisville has already received 650 tickets, which is more than other dioceses of larger sizes. This is because the Archdiocese of Louisville is one of five celebrating its bicentennial at the Mass in New York. Louisville Archbishop Joseph Kurtz will be one of five bishops (all those celebrating bicentennials) to celebrate the Mass at the altar with the Pope.

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