US EditionPope Leo XIV to Revive Papal Holidays at Summer Palace
- Starting July 6, Pope Leo XIV will spend time at Castel Gandolfo for two separate summer stays, including a period around the Catholic Assumption feast in August, during which he will lead the Angelus prayer on August 17 before returning to the Vatican.
- The tradition, paused during Pope Francis’ 12-year papacy who stayed at the Vatican without summer breaks, aims to restore visits and public blessings dating back centuries.
- During his stays, Leo XIV will celebrate Mass on July 13 at Saint Thomas Parish and on August 15 for the Feast of the Assumption in the town's Liberty Square.
- He plans to recite the Angelus prayer at noon in Liberty Square on July 13, August 15, and August 17, before departing the same afternoons to return to the Vatican.
- The resumption of papal summer breaks is expected to support local tourism in this 9,000-population town 15 miles southeast of Rome, whose economy depends on visitors.
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Pope Leo XIV will spend part of the summer in which it was the summer residence of the pontiffs, the palace and the complex of Castel Gandolfo, 25 kilometers from Rome. It is news for that reason, because that was the custom until Francis arrived, who renounced it in 2013 claiming that a pope does not take vacation. It was one more of the strokes of effect of his first months, and another of his showy breaks with tradition. Three years later, th…
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