Pope Leo XIV visited Pavia, Italy, where he emphasized the importance of faith during a prayer before the remains of St. Augustine. This visit marks a significant moment for the pope, who has identified himself as a 'son of St. Augustine' since his election. Throughout his first year, he has frequently referenced Augustine, indicating that the saint serves as a key inspiration for his papacy.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for Italians to reconnect with their faith during visit to St. Augustine's remains
During a visit to Pavia, Pope Leo XIV urged Italians to reconnect with their faith while praying before the remains of St. Augustine. The pope, who has frequently cited Augustine since his election, described himself as a 'son of St. Augustine.'
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Pope Leo XIV urges Italians to rediscover their faith during prayer before remains of St. Augustine
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