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What are the Biggest Mistakes Made by People When Meeting With The Pope?
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Albert Thomas
September 20, 2021
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Regardless of your religious affiliation, meeting the pope is a big deal. After all, he's got more titles than most people can remember and his daily look is pretty instantly recognizable. As you might expect, before you meet someone that important, you get a briefing on what to do and, more importantly, what not to do. Of course, there's always the chance that you'll forget that oh-so-important list of dos and do-nots. If you're wondering how best to prep for your meeting with His Holiness, we've got you covered with a handy list. Here are the biggest mistakes people make when meeting the pope.
#Pope #Religion #Rules
You know my name | 0:00
Taking a selfie | 1:04
Kissing the ring | 2:26
Dress code | 3:36
Going in for a hug | 4:46
Don't make him wait | 6:02
Playing politics | 7:13
Rules don't apply? | 8:29
No horseplay | 9:44
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