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Order of Malta first-aiders assist at Pope Leo inaugural Mass
Volunteers from the Italian Relief Corps of the Order of Malta (CISOM-Corpo Italiano di Soccorso dell’Ordine di Malta) served in St Peter’s Square for the solemn Mass of inauguration of Pope Leo XIV, 18 May.
Ensuring security and first aid support together with the Italian Civil Protection teams, with their dedication and professionalism they welcomed and assisted the faithful who had come from all the world for the historic spiritual occasion.
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