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Pope Leo XIV’s pilgrimage to Pavia and Milan isn’t just spiritual—it’s political and deeply personal. Calling himself a “son of Saint Augustine,” he’s using the ancient saint’s legacy to inspire a renewed faith in Italy, where church attendance is slipping. He’s also honoring Mother Cabrini, the first American saint, and heading to Lampedusa on Independence Day to spotlight migration—a cause he’s passionately championed, even as he diverges from some political norms. This summer tour is less about tourism and more about rekindling faith, identity, and compassion in a changing Europe.

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