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During procession on Lake Albano, Pope entrusts wounded children to Mary

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During procession on Lake Albano, Pope entrusts wounded children to Mary
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Pope Leo XIV led a Marian procession at Lake Albano, offering prayers for peace and the protection of vulnerable groups. He specifically entrusted children, the elderly, and those suffering from war to the care of the Blessed Mother.

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The event highlights the Vatican's ongoing diplomatic and spiritual focus on global conflict and humanitarian concerns.

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By Benedetta Capelli – Castel Gandolfo As the sun set over Lake Albano, Pope Leo XIV concluded the Marian procession to Our Lady of the Lake with a prayer of supplication for a world marked by war, suffering and division. The procession began at the Church of Mary Most Holy of the Lake and continued to the lakeshore, where the Pope prayed with the faithful gathered. The Holy Father entrusted the Church and the peoples of the world to Mary, whom he described as “a woman of listening and service.” Addressing the Blessed Mother “with a filial heart,” he prayed for a Church that is “courageous in proclaiming the Gospel, humble in service and persevering in charity.” "To your loving protection," Pope Leo reassured, "we entrust all the peoples of the earth: look with kindness upon your children wounded by war and encourage in everyone the desire for peace."

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