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Editorial: Someone needs to correct the papal prayerbook. ‘Good Humor Prayer’ gets comically misattributed

Pope Francis waves to the crowd from the popemobile as he arrives for the weekly general audience on June 19, 2024, at St Peter's square in The Vatican.

There are lots of well-known quotes that for one reason or another get attributed to the wrong person. Winston Churchill, in particular, gets credited with some he didn’t originate. And Rahm Emanuel gets widely credited with the so-called Rahm’s rule, “Never let a

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