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The Old World Christmas Pope Leo XIV Ornament is a hand-crafted blown-glass Christmas ornament honoring Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost. The portrait-style design depicts the pontiff in richly detailed red-and-gold papal vestments with a white zucchetto, resting above a sparkling base bearing the words “POPE LEO XIV.”
Elected on May 8, 2025, Pope Leo XIV became the 267th Pope of the Catholic Church, the first pope from the United States, and the first Augustinian pope in Church history. His election marked a historic moment for Catholics around the world and a new chapter in the life of the Church. This commemorative ornament offers a meaningful way to remember that moment and makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for Catholic families, clergy, parishioners, religious educators, and collectors of papal or faith-inspired keepsakes. Hand-blown in glass, then hand-painted and glittered in the Old World Christmas tradition, it arrives safely packaged with a keepsake box for seasonal storage.
Ships in safe packaging with a keepsake box to store for years to come. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
4 X 2.75 X 3.25 (HxLxW)
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