Edit: At least he’s broadly proclaiming where his real loyalties lie!
[Vatican News] Straight after the official welcome ceremony at Ankara’s International Airport on Thursday morning, Pope Leo XIV visited the city’s Mausoleum of Atatürk—or Anıtkabir (literally, "memorial tomb")—accompanied by an official delegation including the Minister, the Vice-Governor, and the Commander of the Mausoleum.
The Pope signed the Mausoleum's Book of Honour and wrote, "I give thanks to God for being able to visit Türkiye, and I invoke upon this country and its people an abundance of peace and prosperity.”
Pope Leo is on the first day of his 6-day visit to Türkiye and Lebanon, his first Apostolic Visit abroad. The Memorial holds great significance for Turks, as it honours the founder of modern Türkiye and symbolizes the nation’s birth, modernization, and secularism.
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Is it lie or lay?
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