The Pope is set to deliver the customary Angelus prayer and blessing from St. Peter’s Square this Sunday, a longstanding Vatican tradition that draws thousands of faithful and visitors. The midday address, marked by its simple yet profound message of peace, often reflects on current events or liturgical themes. For Catholics and observers alike, the moment offers a glimpse into the spiritual leadership of the Church amid global challenges. Those gathered will listen as the pontiff prays for the world’s intentions, blending solemnity with the vibrant atmosphere of the square.
The pontiff will give the traditional Angelus prayer and blessing in St Peter's Square on Sunday.
