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Pope Leo XIV speaks of flooding in Texas, offers condolences and prayer
https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/KHOU/images/7f8ad41d-2146-4004-aec6-8db11750caa0/20250706T141746/7f8ad41d-2146-4004-aec6-8db11750caa0_750x422.jpg Pope Leo appeared from his apartment window Sunday, speaking to a crowd below about the devastation along the Guadalupe River. VATICAN CITY, — Condolences are pouring in for families devastated by the Hill Country flooding. That includes a message from Pope Leo XIV. Pope Leo appeared from the window of his apartment on Sunday, speaking of the tragedy that continues to unfold in Texas. “I would like to offer sincere condolences to all the…
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