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Pope Leo XIV visits San Marino

Aug 22, 2026

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  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV traveled to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV greets the crowd during his half-day pastoral visit to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV meets the Catholic community in the San Marino basilica during his visit to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. Before he met with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV meets the Catholic community in the San Marino basilica during his visit to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. Before he met with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV meets the Catholic community in the San Marino basilica during his visit to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. Before he met with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Mario Tomassetti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV meets the Catholic community in the San Marino basilica during his visit to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. Before he met with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Mario Tomassetti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV meets the Catholic community in the San Marino basilica during his visit to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. Before he met with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Mario Tomassetti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV traveled to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent Alice Mina (C) and Vladimiro Selva (R) the two joint Heads of State, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV traveled to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent Alice Mina (L) and Vladimiro Selva (R) the two joint Heads of State, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Mario Tomassetti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV traveled to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent Alice Mina (L) and Vladimiro Selva (R) the two joint Heads of State, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV traveled to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent Alice Mina (R) and Vladimiro Selva (L) the two joint Heads of State, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Simone Risoluti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to The Republic of San Marino Pope Leo XIV traveled to the Republic of San Marino (Central Italy) on August 22, 2026 for a half-day pastoral visit. He met first with the civil authorities of San Marino at the Public Palace, offering his gratitude to the Captains Regent, a tradition that dates back to 1243. In his address, Pope Leo expressed his joy to visit the world’s oldest Republic. Known as the ‘Most Serene Republic,’ San Marino has remained rooted in its motto ‘Libertas’ (Liberty), which the Pope said sums up its history and aspirations for the future. Photo by (EV) Mario Tomassetti Vatican Media ABACAPRESS.COM San Marino Italy Copyright: xABACAx
  • August 22, 2026, San Marino: Pope Leo XIV greets the faithful as he leaves the San Marino Basilica, San Marino, 22 August 2026. ANSA ETTORE FERRARI San Marino - ZUMAa110 20260822_zaf_a110_017 Copyright: xEttorexFerrarix
  • August 22, 2026, San Marino: Pope Leo XIV greets the faithful as he leaves the San Marino Basilica, San Marino, 22 August 2026. ANSA ETTORE FERRARI San Marino - ZUMAa110 20260822_zaf_a110_016 Copyright: xEttorexFerrarix