Watch: Crowds cheer as Pope holds first Sunday address
Summary
In his first Sunday address, Pope Leo XIV asked for an end to wars and led a prayer honoring the Virgin Mary at the Vatican. Thousands of people gathered in St. Peter's Square to welcome the new Pope, the first American to lead the Catholic Church.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV gave his first Sunday address at the Vatican.
- He called for "no more war" in his message to world leaders.
- The Pope recited the Regina Caeli prayer, which is a prayer honoring the Virgin Mary.
- The event took place in St. Peter's Square, a large public space in Vatican City.
- Thousands of worshippers attended and cheered for the new Pope.
- Pope Leo XIV is the first American to become the leader of the Catholic Church, previously known as Robert Prevost.
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