
Watch: Thousands attend Leo XIV's inauguration Mass Pope Leo XIV has called for unity at his inaugural Mass at the Vatican attended by thousands of faithful and world leaders including Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky. During the address on Sunday, he criticised economic systems which he said exploited "Earth's resources" and and marginalised the poor. He also said he would seek to govern "without ever yielding to the temptation to be an autocrat".
Main Idea: Pope Leo XIV used his inaugural Mass to call for unity, speak against poverty and abuse of the planet, and meet with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Pope Leo XIV’s warning about unfair economies could add pressure on US leaders and firms over wages, prices, and use of resources,. The article does not show any immediate policy change.
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