Europe EditionPrince Edward to represent the King at inauguration of Pope Leo XIV
- Prince Edward will represent King Charles at Pope Leo XIV's inauguration mass on May 18, as announced by Buckingham Palace.
- Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, is the first American pope and the 267th in history.
- The inauguration mass will be attended by world leaders and representatives, with traditional attendance from the British monarchy.
- Pope Leo XIV called for lasting peace in Ukraine and other conflicts during his first address to the crowd in St. Peter's Square.
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LOOK: Scenes ahead of Pope Leo XIV's inauguration mass
VATICAN CITY — Thousands gathered at St. Peter’s Basilica on Sunday as newly elected Pope Leo XIV prepares to celebrate his first Mass as pontiff. The upcoming ceremony will mark the formal start of his papacy, drawing anticipation from the faithful and world leaders alike. Pope Leo XIV made his first tour of St Peter’s Square in his popemobile, smiling and waving to the crowds gathered for his inauguration mass 10 days after his election. The C…
On the weekend the new Pope Leo XIV will be introduced to his office in Rome, the Federal Chancellor and the President of the Bundestag will be present. Klöckner had recently criticized the churches.
On the occasion of the official settlement of Pope Leo XIV, scheduled for Sunday, May 18 in St. Peter's Square, neither King Charles nor Prince William will be present. Buckingham Palace confirmed that the crown will be represented by Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh. A choice in line with the historical protocols, which see the members of the royal family delegate this kind of ceremonies to other exponents of the dynasty, avoiding the direct pr…
What to expect from Pope Leo XIV inauguration this week after first Vatican address; date, venue and other details
The inauguration of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, is set to take place this week. The Chicago-born Pope will start his official term with a mass which will be attended by world leaders and a representative of the British Royal family.
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