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Pope Francis memorabilia from 2015 visit on display at UST
The Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas (UST) is displaying memorabilia from Pope Francis's visit on January 18, 2015, including a Papal chair, guestbook, pen, and his UST ID and lanyard.
Pope Francis addressed over 24,000 youth representatives at UST in 2015, a visit that also included a trip to Tacloban City devastated by Super Typhoon Yolanda.
His UST ID identified him as "Administration" and bore a number reflecting the university's founding year, while he was the third pontiff to visit UST.
The memorabilia will be on display until the Pope is laid to rest and is open to the public.
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