Earlier version, Thursday 29 October
Pope Leo XIV sends telegram to Toledo archbishop for train crash victims
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Pope Leo XIV sent a telegram to Archbishop Francisco Cerro Chaves of Toledo to express condolences for the victims of a train accident in Urda, Spain. The message, signed by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin, was released by the Holy See Press Office on October 29, 2026.
The accident occurred on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, in the province of Toledo and resulted in numerous deaths and injuries. In the telegram, the Pope offered prayers for the deceased and extended sympathy to their families. He also expressed wishes for the speedy recovery of those injured and encouraged rescue teams to persist in their relief and assistance work. The Pope concluded by imparting an apostolic blessing to those affected.
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Earlier version, Thursday 29 October
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Earlier version, Thursday 29 October
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Earlier version, Thursday 29 October
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