Local Romans in St. Peter’s Square for the proclamation of Leo XIV
How did the Schoenstatt Family in Rome experience the announcement of the new Pope? Haste, anticipation, and excitement in the race to St. Peter’s Square.
May 21, 2025
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How did the Schoenstatt Family in Rome experience the announcement of the new Pope? Haste, anticipation, and excitement in the race to St. Peter’s Square.
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