Pope Leo, after Rubio meeting, asks God to inspire leaders to calm tensions
Leo urged world leaders to calm tensions and reduce hatred after meeting U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio the day before.
- Pope Leo XIV marked the first anniversary of his election by visiting the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary in Pompeii, emphasizing peace and praying for leaders to reduce global tensions.
- The pope met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to discuss easing tensions following criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the pope’s anti-war views.
- During his visit to Pompeii, Pope Leo delivered an anti-war message, urging prayers for reconciliation and condemning ongoing global conflicts.
- Pope Leo's leadership style is measured and pastoral, focusing on mercy and spiritual teachings amid political challenges and tensions with major political actors.
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After talks with Marco Rubio, the Vatican reports progress in relation to Washington. Shortly thereafter, Pope Leo renews his appeal against hatred and violence.
The first American Pope, Leo XIV, is healing the wounds of the previous pontificate. Without lending his side to the attacks of Donald Trump.Suspare to remain Christ, this is the program that Pope Leo XIV a year ago sculpted in his first pontiff's homily, the one he pronounced in the Sistine Chapel before the cardinals who had elected him.And yesterday in Pompeii, exactly a year later, he gave his corollary: "No earthly power will save the world…
On Friday, May 8, Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first anniversary at the head of the Catholic Church in a shrine in the city of Pompeii.
ROME. – Leo XIV, the first Augustinian pope born in the United States, celebrated his first anniversary this Friday as Peter’s successor with a visit to the shrine of the Virgin of the Holy Rosary of Pompeii and nearby Naples. From there, and the day after a thaw meeting with the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio – sent to control damage after Donald Trump’s attacks – he again made his voice heard, denouncing that peace is being “thrown up by a…
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