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Syrian Christians Pin Hopes on Pope Leo’s Visit to Lebanon

Lebanon completed $7 million in road repairs within weeks to prepare Pope Leo XIV's route, sparking mixed public reactions amid the country's ongoing crisis.

In May 2001, Pope John Paul II stood on the sacred soil of Damascus during a landmark pilgrimage—the first of its kind to Syria—signalling a new era under the newly installed regime of the now-deposed Bashar al-Assad. That historic visit carried a clear message: the urgency of interfaith dialogue and the central role of Christians as conduits of communion. Nearly a quarter of a century later, the eyes of Syria’s Christian faithful turn with hope…
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TRIBUNE. Pope Leo XIV will make a trip to Lebanon in early December. A highly symbolic move, while Beirut still does not know peace despite a ceasefire announced a year ago, recalls the director of SOS Christians of the East, Benjamin Blanchard.

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Catholic News Agency broke the news in on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
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