Pope Leo XIV Gives 5 Thousand Croissants to the Homeless in Rome

Pope Leo XIV gave to the homeless of Rome 5 thousand croissants: a gesture of attention and friendship made a few days from the official beginning of the new Pontificate. A practice of care that directly involved Paolo Celi, the president of the Association Amitié France Italie that made possible the donation that collaborates for years with the Apostolic Elemosinery. Many times a year in fact Celi brings to the Vatican sweets and games for poor…

Vatican together with the association "Amitié France Italie" sets out a "sign of affection and friendship".

VATKANDT. Pope Leo XIV donated 5,000 croissants to the homeless in Rome on Friday - as a sign of affection and friendship on the occasion of the official beginning of his pontificate.

Roman hobos (people in a homeless crisis) received five thousand croissants from Pope Leo XIV as a sign of his attention and friendship on the occasion of the inauguration of his pontificate. This was possible thanks to the Amitié France Italie association, which brings together Italians living in France. Its chairman, Paolo Celi, a real estate investor from Nice, has been cooperating with the Office of Apostolic Charity for many years – today's…