Pope Leo XIV's Last Words Before Leaving Rome | Angelus TODAY

This Sunday, Pope Leo XIV delivered his last Angelus from the window of the Apostolic Palace before leaving for his summer rest at Castel Gandolfo. And he chose to close with one of the most consoling — and most demanding — passages in the entire Gospel: "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened — and I will give you rest." But the rest Jesus promises is not escape. It is a different way of carrying the weight. Because, as Pope Leo explained, the Lord carries it first — and with all of us — without ever leaving us alone. In slavery, Christ is liberation. Under the scourge of war, Christ is hope. In the hour of sin, Christ is forgiveness. Three lines. The whole Gospel. 📌 Subscribe to ‪@CatholicSnack‬ for weekly coverage of Pope Leo XIV's Angelus every Sunday — including from Castel Gandolfo during July. 👍 If this added value to your faith, share it with someone who needs it today. SUPPORT the Mission at    / @catholicsnack   #PopeLeoXIV #SSPXPopeLeo #PopeLeoVenezuela #PopeLeoXIVCastelGandolfo #PopeLeoAngelus #PopeLeoSpain #PopeLeoUkraine #PopeLeoSummer2026 #PopeLeoJuly2026 #FirstAmericanPope