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Pope Leo XIV to travel to Lebanon in likely first international trip

24 August 2025
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Pope Leo XIV to travel to Lebanon in likely first international trip
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Pope Leo XIV is preparing for a potential visit to Lebanon, which would be his first international trip since his election in May, with plans still pending official dates. The visit aims to promote peace and interfaith dialogue in a country known for its religious diversity, echoing previous papal messages of coexistence and addressing regional conflicts, particularly concerning Israel and Palestine.

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