US EditionPope says Thanksgiving is a ‘beautiful feast’ that unites all
Pope Leo XIV called for gratitude and unity among people of all faiths during his first Thanksgiving as pope, emphasizing the gift of life and peace, Nov. 25.
- On Nov. 25, Pope Leo XIV urged Americans to 'say thank you to someone' ahead of the U.S. holiday during a conversation with NBC's Molly Hunter.
- Describing the holiday as a `beautiful feast`, Pope Leo XIV said Tuesday it unites believers and non-believers, urging recognition of `first and foremost, the gift of life` and promoting peace.
- The holiday coincides with his first foreign trip as pope, during which he will visit Turkey and Lebanon after being selected in May as the first pope from the United States.
- At St Peter's Basilica, he referenced Pope Francis' legacy and said, `Allow me to continue that same blessing. God loves us, all of us, evil will not prevail.`
- A Chicago native, Pope Leo XIV was responding to reporters Tuesday night as he left his lakeside summer residence, which he visits every Tuesday for rest and tennis.
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What’s being served at the first Papal American Thanksgiving — get the recipes
This year, the first American Thanksgiving dinner is taking place at Castel Gandolfo, the pope’s summer residence outside of Rome. On Nov. 25, Pope Leo XIV spoke with NBC News’ Molly Hunter, sharing what he hopes people in the U.S. will keep in mind as they observe the holiday. “I would encourage all people, especially with this beautiful feast that we have in the United States, which unites all people, people of different faiths, people who per…
What’s being served at the first Papal American Thanksgiving — get the recipes
This year, the first American Thanksgiving dinner is taking place at Castel Gandolfo, the pope’s summer residence outside of Rome. On Nov. 25, Pope Leo XIV spoke with NBC News’ Molly Hunter, sharing what he hopes people in the U.S. will keep in mind as they observe the holiday. “I would encourage all people, especially with this beautiful feast that we have in the United States, which unites all people, people of different faiths, people who per…
Gratitude should accompany your turkey and pie, pope says
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Thanksgiving is a “beautiful feast” that reminds everyone to be grateful for the gifts they have been given, Pope Leo XIV said. “Say thank you to someone,” the pope suggested two days before the U.S. holiday when he met reporters outside his residence in Castel Gandolfo before returning to the Vatican after a day off. Pope Leo, the first U.S.-born pope, was scheduled to spend his Thanksgiving Nov. 27 in Ankara and Istanbul, …
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