Pope Leo XIV visits Monaco to urge its people to use their faith and wealth for good
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- The article reports on Pope Leo XIV's visit to Monaco, where he encouraged citizens to use their faith and wealth for good. It highlights Monaco's Catholic traditions, the royal family's stance on abortion, and the Pope's emphasis on upholding Catholic values in a secular Europe.
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“Pope Leo XIV visits Monaco to urge its people to use their faith and wealth for good”
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“Pope Leo XIV has arrived in the cosmopolitan Mediterranean principality of Monaco to encourage its people to use their Catholic faith and wealth for good”
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“Pope Leo XIV visited the cosmopolitan Mediterranean principality of Monaco on Saturday to encourage its people to use their Catholic faith and wealth for good”
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“It’s the first papal visit to Monaco since Pope Paul III came in 1538”
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“Monaco is one of the few European countries where Catholicism is the official state religion”
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“Prince Albert recently refused a proposal to legalize abortion, citing the important role Catholicism plays in Monaco society”
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“Abortion is a constitutional right in France, which surrounds the coastal principality of 2.2 square kilometers (about 1 square mile)”
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“When Pope Francis visited Belgium in 2024, he announced he was putting the late King Baudouin on the path to possible sainthood because he abdicated for a day in 1990 rather than approve legislation to legalize abortion”
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“The visit includes a private meeting with Albert and Princess Charlene at the palace, a meeting with Monaco’s Catholic community in the cathedral and Mass in the sports stadium”
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“Monaco is renowned as much for its tax-friendly incentives and Formula 1 Grand Prix as its glamorous royal family”
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“Monaco’s population of 38,000 is heavily Catholic and also multinational, with only a fifth of the population actually citizens of the principality”
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