Pope Leo XIV trip to Turkey and Lebanon - A New Papacy Begins

Pope Leo XIV’s first Apostolic Journey outside Italy — to Turkey and Lebanon — comes at a decisive moment. From the anniversary of the Council of Nicaea to a prayer at the port of Beirut, every gesture seems to reveal something about the direction of this new papacy.
But what if the real key to understanding Pope Leo’s vision for the Church lies not only in this trip… but also in Iraq?

In this video, we explore:
✦ The symbolic meaning of the Pope’s first international journey
✦ The challenges and hopes for the Middle East’s Christian communities
✦ The figure of the new Apostolic Nuncio — and why he matters
✦ The deeper signs of what Pope Leo XIV’s papacy might become

From ancient councils to modern crises, from Istanbul to Beirut — this could be the moment when the new papacy truly begins.

👉 What do you think these journeys reveal about Pope Leo XIV and the future of the Church?
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