A colorful group of clowns puts a smile on the Pope's face

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30/01/2016
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They came with white gowns, yellow shirts, orange noses, and colorful balls. These clowns came in their work clothes, and they had a special mission: see the Pope.

These young Italians belong to the group Antas Onlus. They're charged with bringing joy to Roman hospitals. They lighten up hard times for the sick.

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Antas Onlus
'We are a clown therapy association. We work in Roman hospitals, residences, and homes. We gave him a red nose and he kindly took it and a hat made of balls that we had made.�

 And here is proof of their success. It's a moment the cameras captured that they can keep forever.

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Antas Onius
'He is a special Pope. That's it, special from all points of view. He is close to all, even the small ones...Even those who are not Catholic feel close to this Pope.�

Getting to know the Pope was an experience that they'll likely never forget, as they continue bringing joy to those who need it.

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