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Cardinal Blase Cupich joins jail detainees for Christmas Mass

25 December 2024
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Cardinal Blase Cupich joins jail detainees for Christmas Mass
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Chicago Cardinal Blase Cupich celebrated Mass at Cook County Jail on Christmas morning, urging detainees to embrace their humanity and not be afraid of their mistakes. He emphasized the importance of including everyone in holiday celebrations and offering second chances to belong to a community. Pope Francis also addressed global conflict in his Christmas message, while Rev. Jesse Jackson held a service at the jail following the Mass, promoting peace and unity.

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