“Those who do not pray abuse religion, even to kill”: Pope Leo XIV at the Colosseum to religious leaders from around the world

Oct 28, 2025 20:20

ZENIT Staff

Pope Leo XIV met with leaders of the major religious traditions at the Colosseum in Rome Photo: Vatican Media

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“Those who do not pray abuse religion, even to kill”: Pope Leo XIV at the Colosseum to religious leaders from around the world

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