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TWO people have been killed after a building exploded in the centre of Madrid just before 3pm today.
The strong blast in the Puerta de Toledo area could be felt for several kilometres around and has reduced the top half of the affected building to rubble.
The building is located behind the La Paloma church and is used as a residence for the priests.
A nursing home and school are nearby, the latter of which is believed to have been closed at the time of the blast.
Nearby residents are being evacuated while the area has been cordoned off.
Madrid explosion: At least 2 people killed, 2 injured in blast from apparent gas leak, says mayor – Voice Of Vienna
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Dublin, Ireland, Jul 20, 2018 / 05:39 am (CNA/EWTN News).- With less than a month to go until Pope Francis visits Dublin for the World Meeting of Families, organizers are moving forward with spiritual preparations as well as the practical, and have called for some 4,000 Eucharistic ministers to serve at the closing Mass.
According to the Archdiocese of Dublin, they are expecting around 500,000 people for the event’s closing Mass in Phoenix Park Aug. 26, which will be celebrated by Pope Francis, who will arrive to Dublin Aug. 25 to close the week-long event.
To ensure all attendees have access to communion at Mass, the archdiocese sent an appeal July 17 for some 4,000 Eucharistic ministers – whether they be priests, religious, consecrated or laity – who have already been trained and assist with the distribution of communion in their home parishes.