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Pope Leo XIV to the Young People of Lebanon: “My dear friends, Mary, the Mother of God and our Mother, shines forth among all the saints as the Most Holy. Many young people carry a rosary with them at all times, either in their pocket, on their wrist or around their neck. How beautiful it is to look at Jesus through the eyes of Mary’s heart! Even from here, where we are right now, how sweet it is to lift our gaze to Our Lady of Lebanon with hope and trust!”

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