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Pope plans |
details of
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VATICAN CITY (UPI) -
Pope John Paul I brushed
off complaints of his
whirlwind travels Tuesday
and began to work out plans

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the Ivory Coast to Rome at
the end of his I}-day, six-
nation African tour, his most
extensive yet.

“This is a fatigue to which
I willingly submit myself.”

Almost as soon as he gets
back to his desk, John Paul
will plan the details of his
next journeys — to France at
the end of this month, to
Brazil in July and to the
Philippines in the fall.

During his 11,000-mile
tour of the heart of Africa,
the pope crossed the equator
four times and the con-
tnental divide twice to
become the most travelled
pontiff in history.

In all, on his fifth tnp
outside Italy, he delivered
more than 60 speeches and
sermons — most of which he
wrote himself.

Some Vatican officials
complain the pope's jour-
meys and the preparations
for them leave little time for
taking care of essential
church matters at home.

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the king of the legendary
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Ghana.

“He told me that he was
the descendant of the
Ashanti king who welcomed
the first Christian
missionaries to the area,” the
pope told the journalists.
“That was very touching.”

Although the pope looked
tired, he was bronzed and fit
upon his return, and lost no
time in getting back in touch
with his Roman flock.

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Soon after his arrival, he
appeared at the window of
his study to greet about
3,000 people waiting for his
return

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