Sibling discussing brother's election and upcoming visit to Rome

In the quiet of a modest countryside home, two siblings sat by the window, their voices hushed with awe and disbelief. The news had spread across the world, but for them, it was deeply personal—their brother had just been elected Pope, taking the name Leo XIV.

Still trying to absorb the gravity of it, the elder sister, Maria, clutched a small rosary, her eyes misty with emotion. “Can you imagine?” she said softly, glancing at her younger brother, Giovanni. “Our little brother, now the Holy Father. Pope Leo the Fourteenth. Mama would have cried.”

Giovanni smiled, shaking his head in disbelief. “I still remember him sneaking out to help Father Tomasso with the morning Mass. And now he’ll be leading the entire Church. In Rome.”

They spoke of the upcoming journey—the ceremonial welcome at the Vatican, the formal investiture, the private audience with world leaders. For Maria and Giovanni, it was not just history unfolding on the world stage; it was family—flesh and blood—ascending to a role they could barely fathom.

As the evening light faded, they both sat quietly, humbled by the knowledge that soon, their brother would walk the marble halls of the Apostolic Palace—not as a visitor, but as Pope Leo XIV.

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