Christ the Redeemer honors Pope Leo XIV with historical projection

Christ the Redeemer became the scene of an exciting tribute to the New leader of the Catholic Church: Pope Leo XIV at dawn on Friday (09). In celebration of his election in the conclave held yesterday (8), the Archdiocesan sanctuary projected on the monument the smiling image of the Holy Father, accompanied by the traditional Latin phrase “Habemus Papam”.

The great mapped projection also displayed, below the image of the Pontiff, St. Peter’s coat of arms – with the cross -wide keys and papal tiara – symbols of spiritual power and apostolic continuity. The tribute, framed by a beautiful growing moon in the carioca sky, thrilled those who followed the historic moment.

With strong symbolism, the choice of the name Leo XIV refers to popes recognized for his firm leadership and commitment to social justice – values ​​that reflect the legacy of his predecessor, Pope Francis.

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Born in Chicago and with missionary trajectory in Peru, Leo XIV is the first Pope from the United States It also has Peruvian citizenship. Its election highlights its proximity to the Americas.

More than a show of lights, the Archdiocese of Rio believes that the tribute brings to the world a message of faith, hope and unity, reinforcing the role of the Christ the Redeemer Sanctuary as a global symbol of spirituality, culture and solidarity.

“Let us pray for the Holy Father, that, under the eyes of the Redeemer, go by guiding humanity on the path of love, peace and fraternity,” said the rector of the Sanctuary, Father Omar.

This content was originally published in Christ the Redeemer honors Pope Leo XIV with historical projection on the CNN Brazil website.

Source: CNN Brasil

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