Vatican Surgery of Pope Leo XIV
Audienzmarathon und Händeschütteln / Papst Leo absolviert umfangreiches Programm trotz kommender Operation
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Pope Leo XIV completed six individual audiences and one group audience on Monday, according to a Vatican Press Office statement.
The 71-year-old pope began the day by receiving Martin Krebs, the ambassador to Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Monaco. The German diplomat is currently working on developments regarding Church-state relations in Liechtenstein. This extensive schedule comes as the pope prepares for an upcoming operation.
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