ItalyPope Leo XIV is set to visit Lampedusa, Sicily, marking the second time in history a Pope has visited the island. The visit follows Pope Francis's historic trip to Lampedusa in July 2013. The Pope's itinerary includes paying respects at the cemetery for migrants who died crossing the Mediterranean, visiting the 'Porta d'Europa' monument, meeting a family staying at the island's hotspot, and touring the historic Molo Favarolo landing site. The day will conclude with a mass at the sports field attended by thousands of people, despite the island's population being around 6,000 residents. Security measures are extensive, involving multiple Italian agencies and regional personnel. The visit is expected to draw between 10,000 and 15,000 attendees.
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