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Atlantans travel to Philly to see pope

By Staff
Sept 28, 2015

Pope Francis' historic six-day, three-city tour of the United States drew hundreds of thousands of Catholics and non-Catholics alike.  Throngs greated him in Washington, D.C., New York and Philadelphia. Within the massive crowd gathered in Philadelphia, were many who made the trek from metro Atlanta  -- a pilgrim for Duluth, students from Georgia Tech, high school students and clergy.

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