Pope Leo XIV sends the first message after…See more

Last Saturday, June 10, the Vatican was the scene of a remarkable moment in the history of the Catholic Church: the first public message of the new pontiff, Pope Leo XIV, formerly known as Robert Francis Prevost.

The content not only symbolized a new era in the Church’s spiritual leadership, but also demonstrated a gesture of direct affection toward the Brazilian people, causing strong commotion and repercussions on social media.

The announcement gained attention after being shared by Father Marcelo Rossi, one of Brazil’s leading Catholic leaders, recognized for his influence and reach on digital platforms.

The video spread rapidly, mobilizing the faithful, moving devotees, and signaling a new style of leadership and communication within the Church. Read more below

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