Pope Leo XIV the first American Pope, native of Chicago, Illinois advocating for unity and inclusivity draws world leaders and conducts Mass for 250,000 at his official inauguration in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican in Rome, Italy.
Some US dignitaries greeted and shook hands with the Pope.
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