Pope Leo XIV celebrates America's 250th birthday, receives Liberty Medal
Summary
Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pope, gave a speech celebrating America's 250th birthday. He praised the country's history of welcoming immigrants. The National Constitution Center awarded him the Liberty Medal during the event.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago, making him the first American pope.
- He celebrated the 250th anniversary of the United States.
- In his speech, he highlighted America’s tradition of accepting immigrants.
- The National Constitution Center presented Pope Leo XIV with the Liberty Medal.
- The event was covered by CBS News.
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