As the first Roman Catholic U.S. president, Kennedy's audience with the pope was symbolically important for U.S.-Vatican relations and highlighted the diplomatic dimension of his 1963 European tour.
President John F. Kennedy met privately with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican on June 29, 1963, during his European visit.
As the first Roman Catholic U.S. president, Kennedy's audience with the pope was symbolically important for U.S.-Vatican relations and highlighted the diplomatic dimension of his 1963 European tour.
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Trump announces the removal of tariffs on Irish whiskey, responding to public pressure.
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