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Pope Leo XIV prays at site of 2020 Beirut port explosion, consoles relatives of victims on last day of trip

Pope Leo XIV prayed Tuesday at the site of a deadly 2020 Beirut port explosion that has become a symbol of Lebanon’s dysfunction and official impunity as he offered words of consolation to Lebanon’s people on the final day of his first overseas trip.

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Pope Leo XIV prays for families of those killed in 2020 Beirut explosion during visit to Lebanon

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The Latest: Pope Leo ends first foreign trip with silent prayer at Beirut blast site, Mass at port

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Pope Leo XIV shares his thoughts on the conclave, reflects on spirituality and future travels

Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday shared for the first time what he was thinking when the votes started going his way during the conclave that elected him, saying he resigned himself to the inevitable and put t...

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Pope Leo holds mass for 150,000 worshippers at Beirut port blast site

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Pope prays at site of 2020 port explosion, consoles relatives of victims

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Pope Leo XIV sends message of support to southern Lebanon as he ends 1st foreign trip

Pope Leo XIV prayed Tuesday at the site of a deadly 2020 Beirut port explosion that has become a symbol of dysfunction and official impunity and called for justice to prevail, as he offered words of c...

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Pope urges Middle East to reject 'horror of war' at end of first overseas trip

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Pope Leo concludes Lebanon visit with peace appeal after 150,000 attend Beirut Mass

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Pope Leo meets survivors of Beirut port explosion and calls for peace as he concludes Lebanon visit

Pope Leo concluded his visit to Lebanon with a heartfelt appeal at the airport before departing for Rome on Dec. 2: “May the attacks and hostilities cease. We must recognize that armed struggle brings no benefit.

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The Latest: Pope Leo celebrates Lebanon's interfaith coexistence as he visits holy sites

At an interfaith meeting in downtown Beirut, Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch John X Yazigi welcomed Pope XIV in Lebanon Monday, describing the small nation as a “unique country that breaths through both its lungs, the Muslim and Christian.”