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Through prayer, the Holy Spirit can help people overcome their weaknesses, Benedict XVI says at general audience
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By Luke Coppen on Thursday, 13 January 2011
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Arizona, beatification, Cause, Christina Green, de-baptisms, Dr Edward Peters, general audience, George Weigel, Haiti, Iowa, John Allen, Mgr Charles Pope, Personal Ordinariate, Pope John Paul II, Ronald Reagan, Trappists, ZenitShare
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