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    Pope John Paul II is escorted before a crowd Jan. 27, 1999, in the National Guard Hanger at Lambert International Airport in St. Louis, Mo., by then Vice President Al Gore during a brief departure ceremony.

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Pope Benedict XVI is not the first to make a papal visit to the United States. Pope John Paul II traveled to the U.S. several times, visiting many states.

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