CD of songs based on late pope's poems on sale
- 11/28/2008 08:19 AM CST
A new album of songs based on poems by the late Pope John Paul II and performed by Placido Domingo goes on sale in Italy.
A new album of songs based on poems by the late Pope John Paul II and performed by Placido Domingo goes on sale in Italy.
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