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Long after the fuss over Pope Leo XIV, the village of Dolton will still be here
- The village of Dolton is characterized by kindness and hope as it seeks to attract pope-related tourism.
- The village is described as having 'two faces,' with a rough north side and an easier west side.
- Currently, the primary export from Dolton is seen as decency.
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The Columbian
Long after the fuss over Pope Leo XIV, the village of Dolton will still be here
DOLTON, Ill. — The village of Dolton, which is where you may find yourself if you’re traveling south through Chicago and run out of Chicago to travel through, which we have heard more about in the past 30 days or so than since it was established 130-odd years ago, which is now best known to the world as the hometown of Pope Leo XIV, is like a lot of Midwestern places. Or a lot of the blink-and-you-miss-it boondocks, backwaters and wherevers othe…
The Pope's childhood home, in the suburbs of Chicago, will not be the home of a new family, but rather a place where Robert's childhood will be remembered. The president of the camera wants to organize guided visits and advance with the status of the national historical framework.
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