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My Visit with the Pope
- The True Story of a Mormon World War II Soldier Who Had a Private Audience with Pope Pius XII
- Narrated by: John Christiansen, Wayne Christiansen, Bryson Walker
- Length: 43 mins
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My Visit with the Pope
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Publisher's Summary
At the end of World War II, John Christiansen, a Mormon soldier, was visiting the Vatican when the Pope singled him out.
“You must be a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I’d like to talk to you.”
John found himself in the very rare position of having a private audience with Pope Pius XII.
What did the Pope want to know about the Mormon church?
This fascinating account comes from a recording discovered on an old reel-to-reel tape.
©1994, 2021 Bryce Walker (P)1994, 2021 Bryce Walker
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