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Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh is looking forward to experiencing the culture and history of Italy during his team's upcoming spring trip.

The football program announced the European expedition on Monday, which will include three football practices mixed in with a number of educational activities.

In addition to enlightening his student athletes, Harbaugh is hoping to accomplish a personal dream of his own while in Rome. The father of seven wants his 2-week-old son baptized at the Vatican by the Pope.

Harbaugh, who often proudly speaks about his Catholic faith, is a huge fan of Pope Francis and spoke about his desire to meet him in a radio interview on ESPN1000.

"I can't wait to go. I want to see the Colosseum again. I want to go to the Vatican. I want to see Pope Francis," Harbaugh said when asked about the trip.

Harbaugh has been known to lovingly tweet about the Pope since he began following him in 2015. And who knows, perhaps it will help sway Pope Francis to be the one to welcome baby Harbaugh into the Catholic Church.