Two years after the massacre in Israel: Leo XIV speaks out and discusses other current issues, such as his first trip as Pope

Oct 07, 2025 15:36

Jorge Enrique Mújica

Pope Leo XIV paused at the gates of Villa Barberini to speak briefly with reporters Photo: Vatican Media

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Homily by the Holy Father at Mass in St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Metz

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