Pope Leo XIV Mourns Lives Lost in Spain Train Collision
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Leon XIV sends a telegram to the Archbishop of Toledo offering his prayers for the victims
Spain began three days of mourning on Thursday following a second high-speed train crash this year that killed 69 people and injured dozens more.
In a message sent to the Archbishop of Toledo through the Nuncio, the Pope “offers suffrages for the eternal rest of the deceased, at the same time...
Pope Leo XIV has been "lively sorry" to learn of the "painful news of the tragic railway accident" in Urda and has conveyed his condolences to the families of the deceased, while expressing his wishes for an early recovery for the wounded.The Holy Father's message was sent on Thursday, October 29, to the Archbishop of Toledo, Francisco Cerro , by the Apostolic Nunciature in Spain and on behalf of the Vatican Secretariat of State.
Through a telegram, the pontiff has encouraged "persevere in relief and assistance work".
Vatican City, 29 Oct (EFE).- Leo XIV, very saddened by the railway accident that occurred on Wednesday in Spain in which 69 people have died, has conveyed his condolences and comfort in a telegram of condolence sent by Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin, and released today by the Holy See. «The [...] Entry The Pope, very sorry for the railway accident in Spain, expresses his condolences and consolation was first published in HolaNews.
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