Pope Leo XIV took part in the traditional procession of the Cross near the Colosseum in Rome. He personally walked all 14 stations, carrying the cross, during the Good Friday procession.
Pope Leo XIV returns to traditional participation
Pope Leo XIV personally led the procession near the Colosseum in Rome, passing all 14 stations together with the faithful. This was a landmark event, as in previous years the pontiff was not always able to participate due to his health.
Thousands of believers gathered at the Colosseum
Thousands of pilgrims and city residents gathered in the square near the Colosseum to support Pope Leo and take part in prayer. The Good Friday procession is one of the most important Christian traditions in Rome.
A symbol of peace and support
Pope Leo emphasised the importance of world peace and called for solidarity with those suffering from conflict. His participation in the procession became a symbol of support for millions of Catholics around the world.
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