Pope Leo XIV visits San Marino and praises it as a model of freedom and common good.
Pope Leo XIV made a one-day visit to San Marino, the world's oldest surviving republic, where he addressed local authorities and praised the microstate's centuries-old republican traditions. He warned against political and economic systems that prioritize power over human dignity and urged societies to uphold the common good. The visit made Leo the third pope to visit San Marino, following St. John Paul II in 1982 and Pope Benedict XVI in 2011.
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“Pope Leo praises San Marino as model of freedom and common good”
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Pope Leo XIV visited San Marino on a one-day visit and praised it as a model of political freedom and civic responsibility.
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