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Pope Leo XIV dines with two hundred vulnerable people at Castel Gandolfo

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Pope Leo XIV shared a meal with approximately two hundred people in situations of vulnerability at Castel Gandolfo. During the luncheon, the Pontiff used the expression 'I am hungry for justice,' understood as an appeal for greater social equity and solidarity toward the most marginalized.

The initiative is part of a series of charitable gestures that characterize the current pontificate, aimed at maintaining direct contact with people living in conditions of hardship. Castel Gandolfo, the historic papal summer residence, served as the setting for the event.

No further institutional details on the event's organization were reported by the press agencies that covered the story.