Argentina’s president meets Pope Leo, confirms papal visit to Argentina
Argentina’s President Javier Milei met Pope Leo at the Vatican, confirming the pontiff’s upcoming visit to Argentina.
Pope Leo XIV met with Napoli’s soccer team at the Vatican on Tuesday to celebrate their Serie A victory. Napoli clinched the title, known as the "Scudetto" after beating Cagliari, finishing just one point ahead of Inter Milan.
Despite rumors that he's a fan of AS Roma, the pope joked, "Not everything you read in the press is true", and warmly welcomed the Napoli team.
Club chairman Aurelio De Laurentiis gifted the pope a signed Napoli jersey with the number 10 and his name, "Papa Leone XIV". He praised the pope as a top player, calling him a “great striker”, which made Leo laugh and thank him.
Coach Antonio Conte, introduced as a “deeply Catholic” man, knelt and kissed the pope’s hand. Leo recognized him, saying he had seen him on TV many times.
In a brief speech, the pope emphasized teamwork and how sports teach values, especially to young people. He said winning a championship is about collective effort, not just star players.
Before wrapping up, Pope Leo gave his blessings and shared a message from his cook, Mrs. Rosa, a huge Napoli fan from Naples who sent her best wishes too.
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