If you want to know the kind of pope Leo XIV intends to be, look to his last Sunday holiday in Albano.
He celebrated Mass with refugees, the homeless, and their companions — and then welcomed them to lunch inside the papal summer estate.
About 110 people under the care of diocesan Caritas gathered at Santa Maria della Rotonda, then shared a meal at Borgo Laudato Si’: lasagna, eggplant parmesan, roast veal, and even a “Dolce Leone.”
This wasn’t optics. It was faith lived at a table.
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