Leo to become first pope to visit Muslim Algeria, with message of peaceful coexistence
No public appearances are planned for the Pope in the capital of Algeria.
Leo to become first pope to visit Muslim Algeria, with message of peaceful coexistence
No public appearances are planned for the Pope in the capital of Algeria.
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