On Sunday, Pope Leo XIV commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, offering prayers for the victims and calling for a renewed global commitment to peace. The event, held at the Vatican, marked the first time the Chicago-born pontiff has publicly addressed the anniversary of the attacks on his home country.
As the first American to lead the Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV’s remarks underscored the personal significance of the milestone. His appeal focused on the necessity of peace in the wake of the historic tragedy, serving as a formal acknowledgment of the event from the Vatican.
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