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@@@ Organized by the Italian Paralympic Committee, took over part of the Via della Conciliazione, one of Rome's major roads linking Italy's capital to St. Peter's Square. For the first time, the road became an outdoor gym where Paralympic athletes took part in a sports showcase.

Italian dancer Simona Atzorii has no arms. In a flowing white dress, she performed for the pope and a small crowd in Paul VI Hall, The pope cradled Atzorii's beaming face in his hand afterward.

Pope Francis told disabled athletes that what they do is proof, "that in every person there is potential that sometimes we cannot imagine, and that can develop with confidence..."

Since many of the athletes and guests at the event were not Catholic, the Pope did not celebrate Mass. But according to Vatican radio, he did tell the group they were not alone in their quest to remove barriers to sports - God was with them.

Hours later, according to Vatican News, for the Synod on the Family from the balcony of St. Peter's Square. He begged the tens of thousands gathered to pray for the synod bishops to hear "the beat of this time and perceive the scent of the people today."

He said once Church leaders are "permeated" by the joys and distresses of the people, they will be able to share the "good news of the family" with credibility.

The Synod on the Family is not expected to result in any votes, documents or substantial changes to Church policy in the short term. It's the official start of a discussion that will continue until a 2015 gathering of the synod bishops.

Kathryn Elliott covers the Vatican, Pope Francis and all things related to the Catholic Church for HNGN. She is a producer for EWTN News Nightly, an international cable news show airing weeknights at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. EST on the Global Catholic Television Network. Kathryn has reported for the National Catholic Register, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Catholic Spirit, The Minnesota Daily and The Word Among Us Magazine. She has a BA in professional journalism from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Kathryn lives in Washington D.C. Follow her on Twitter at @kmelliott90.

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-We knew we were going to have to play really hard, said Madison freshman Jillian Holden, who assisted on what turned out to be the game-winning goal by Sydney LeBlanc. We ve been working really hard, and preparing for this game, and I think we came in ready.
+Organized by the Italian Paralympic Committee,  took over part of the Via della Conciliazione, one of Rome's major roads linking Italy's capital to St. Peter's Square. For the first time, the road became an outdoor gym where Paralympic athletes took part in a sports showcase.<br>
- They just beat us to the ball, Monmouth coach Gary Trafton said. You can t control offense if you don t have the ball, and they beat us to the ball more times than not.
+Italian dancer Simona Atzorii has no arms. In a flowing white dress, she performed for the pope and a small crowd in Paul VI Hall,  The pope cradled Atzorii's beaming face in his hand afterward.<br>
-Monmouth outshot the Bulldogs 17-9, but many of those were shots that went wide or over the net, or long, soft kicks that were handled easily by Madison keeper Erin Whalen. Madison had its first good chance snuffed out when Monmouth keeper Mikayla Cameron made a diving save off a shot by Tori McLaughlin, but the Bulldogs went up 1-0 with 24:03 left in the half when Madeline Wood placed a long direct kick between Cameron and the crossbar.
+ Pope Francis told disabled athletes that what they do is proof, "that in every person there is potential that sometimes we cannot imagine, and that can develop with confidence..."<br>
-The Mustangs had a great chance to tie it with 17:25 to go in the half, but Whalen made a left-hand bat save to knock away a header by Shannon Buzzell on a corner kick. So instead of a 1-1 game at the half, Madison went into the break with a 1-0 lead.
+Since many of the athletes and guests at the event were not Catholic, the Pope did not celebrate Mass. But according to Vatican radio, he did tell the group they were not alone in their quest to remove barriers to sports - God was with them.<br>
-  I always tell the girls 鈥?they kind of chuckle at me 鈥?the next goal is huge, Madison coach Mike Herrick said.
+Hours later, according to Vatican News,  for the Synod on the Family from the balcony of St. Peter's Square. He begged the tens of thousands gathered to pray for the synod bishops to hear "the beat of this time and perceive the scent of the people today."<br>
-The Bulldogs pushed their lead to 2-0 less than four minutes into the second half, as Holden fed LeBlanc in the box for a header and the goal. Madison had the first five shots of the second half, but Monmouth turned it on after that.
+He said once Church leaders are "permeated" by the joys and distresses of the people, they will be able to share the "good news of the family" with credibility.<br>
- Good teams aren t going to let you do what you normally do comfortably, Herrick said. We normally possess, and we move together comfortably. We weren t able to do that, but that wasn t because of us. That was because (Monmouth) did a great job. They didn t give us a lot of time to do what we needed to do.
+The Synod on the Family is not expected to result in any votes, documents or substantial changes to Church policy in the short term. It's the official start of a discussion that will continue until a 2015 gathering of the synod bishops.<br>
-Madison kept the Mustangs in check in part because of the defense of Monica Ouellette, who shadowed Haley Fletcher, and Madison Curtis, who clung to Sidney Wilson.
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- Both did an outstanding job, Herrick said. Those type of players, you saw the very few mistakes my girls made on them 鈥?very few 鈥?all of a sudden, almost a goal. Those kind of players, it kind of reiterates why we have them on them in the first place.
- This team wasn t built on two girls, Trafton said. Our touches weren t good. They forced a lot of balls on us that we didn t handle very well. We didn t play well 鈥?they wouldn t let us play well. They outplayed us today.
-Fletcher and Wilson broke through their iron escorts late in the second half. Fletcher carried the ball down the left side before sending a pass to Wilson, who nailed one inside the left post to make it 2-1 with 10:34 to go.
-About two minutes after Wilson s goal, she nearly tied the score with a boot from the right corner. Whalen leaped and deflected the ball off the crossbar, and Madison s Emily Oliver was there to kick the ball out of the box.
-Monmouth s Tia Day had a shot go just wide with less than seven minutes to play, and Monmouth ran out of time. While there were no cards given out, the game featured a good number of elbows and pushes.
- We ve played some other physical teams, but towards the end, it got really physical, Ouellette said. But we were able to match that, and we can keep our composure through that.
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