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Pope Leo XIV on Saturday engaged intensively with the mental health of young people, naming the digital revolution as a threat. In the evening, he led a rosary prayer for peace in the Vatican Gardens.

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Pope Leo XIV warns of digital crisis affecting youth and calls for peace prayer