The Schoenstatt Youth of Argentina Meets Pope Leo XIV
45 young men and two priest moderators met with Pope Leo XIV and gave him the image of the Pilgrim Mother.
August 6, 2025
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45 young men and two priest moderators met with Pope Leo XIV and gave him the image of the Pilgrim Mother.
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A Schoenstatt Father and a couple from the Family Federation gave Pope Leo XIV the Unity Cross as a gift.
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On behalf of the International Schoenstatt Family, Fr. Alexandre Awi Mello sent a letter to the new Pope, His Holiness Leo XIV.
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