Pope Leo XIV visits San Marino, praises its traditions

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When did Pope Leo XIV visit San Marino?

Pope Leo XIV visited San Marino on 22 August 2026. He addressed local authorities during his one-day visit to the world's oldest surviving republic.

What did Pope Leo XIV praise about San Marino?

The Pope praised San Marino's centuries-old republican traditions, which he said are rooted in liberty, mutual respect, and community. He described the republic as a model of political freedom and civic responsibility.

What warning did Pope Leo XIV issue?

Pope Leo XIV warned against political and economic systems that place power above the human person. He also spoke about the threats of violence, social fragmentation, and ideologies that put self-interest ahead of the common good.