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Prime minister Mark Carney had a short audience with Pope Leo Xiv Sunday afternoon at the Vatican that follows the inaugural masses in Peter from St. Peter inhabitants.
Carney was in the second row with his wife Diana for the mass, in a section under another world leaders and heads of state.
The Prime Minister, which is a pious of Catholic, one of the few world leaders was to twine during his phone on his phone to highlight – before the mass began and after it had concluded.
After the mass he met the pope in the pope within the Basily of St. Peter, beside his wife and her daughter Cleo.
Carney met another world leaders, to the same time, add to his growing list of official introductions over the weekend. He held spoke with the prime ministers of Australia, Croaters and Ireland, as well as the presidents of Israel and Nigeria.
Carney had a bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz before Sunday before you drive to the Vatican. He had similar meetings with leaders of Italy, Ukraine and European Union Saturday.
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Thirteen Canadian MPs also attended the mass, including Jaime Batteste, which was part of a reception with Canadian Catholic Cardinal Evening in Rome in Rome in Rome in addition to the Prime Minister.
The Nova Scotia MP said he was out to hear how the Pope “sets the tone” for how he will lead.
“It’s kind of our version of the speech of the throne or members of Parliament,” Batteste told reporters outside of Canada official stay.
Pope Leo – the first American to keep the title – called for unit in his homily.
“In this time we still see too much unrest, too many wars caused by hatred, violence, the fear of difference, and an economy that exploits the earth’s sources,” he said.
Inland leaders have longed to help the Vatican Inland Inland Artifacters taken from communities in Canada. The late pope Francis had expressed a willingness to return colonial-era artifacts in the Vatican Museum.
Batiste said that the return of the artifacts came in his meeting with the cardinals, and their return is an important step to reconciliation.
“I always said that reconciliation is a journey, not a destination, and we all have steps to take that trip,” Battine said.
“I was proud to see our Prime Minister that is talking about reconciliation between inducing communities and the Catholic Church.”
Quebec MP Jean-Yves Duclos is also part of the Canadian delegation to the Vatican.
He said the church plays an important role in promotion of peace between countries. Offered leo last week to host peace talks at the Vatican between Russia and Ukraine.
“We need more peace in this world, and I think we will hear more of that on the part of the pope,” told Duclos.
“I think (Hosting Peace conversations) is a very important thing that the church can do. The church is not an armament … with many influence. To spend people together, the good thing is to do.”
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