The eternal city holds its breath as Vatican City prepares for history. Tonight’s quiet streets mask the tectonic shift coming to the Catholic Church. Under a moonlit Roman sky, ancient rituals collide with unprecedented change—the installation of the first American pope, Leo XIV.
St. Peter’s Square lies empty tonight, a sacred stage being set. Workers hustle behind barricades as overflow areas stretch for blocks—proof of the massive crowds expected tomorrow. Traditionalists whisper concerns that this American papacy could dilute 2,000 years of European spiritual leadership.
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