Pope visits Jesuit university

Pope Francis visited the oldest pontifical university in Rome, the Gregorian University. This institution, in the hands of the Jesuits, has nearly 3,000 students and has trained several Popes throughout the history of the Church.

During his visit, the Holy Father asked teachers and students to make the academic institution a place where, through knowledge, they can "convert hearts and answer life's questions."

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