Pope Leo XIV and the leader of the Serbs celebrate 1,700 years since an important gathering of the Church, during his visit to Turkey.

Pope Leo XIV began a four-day visit to Turkey, culminating in the celebration of 1,700 years since one of the most important gatherings of the early Church. On November 28, he joined the leader of Orthodox Christians from around the world to mark this significant event. The visit started on November 27, when the pope arrived in Ankara. This meeting symbolizes an important step in ecumenical dialogue and in the efforts to unify the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church, highlighting the commitment to overcome historical divisions.