Carney is traveling to Rome with the Liberal MPs for the opening mass of the Pope

Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to leave for the Vatican on Friday night for the first official visit to the Vatican for the Vatican to the Vatican for the first opening mass on Sunday.

Carney is a religious catholic, but could not attend the funeral of Pope Francis because he fell two days before the federal election.

The opening mass, which serves as an oath type for a new Pope, is expected to have bilateral meetings with several international leaders and Carney.

The Prime Minister (PMO) has approved members of the Liberal Caucasus, representing Catholics or large Catholic constituencies.

US Vice President JD Vance, French Prime Minister François Bayrow and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese are among those who confirmed their participation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also hopes to attend.

First National Assembly National President Cindy Woodhouse Nepekinak and the President of the National Council Victoria Pruden traveled with the Canadian staff.

Pruden calls the Vatican’s Anima Munda Museum to return cultural works in the collection.

“We ask the Vatican to work with the knowledge, historians and specialists in the collection of what substances in their collections and work with specialists to return them.”

“These works were adopted during the deep injustice. They are an important step in increasing the deep losses caused by their return, colleagues, including colleagues, including residential school system and increasing deep losses.”

Local leaders have previously called for the Pope Pope Francis to return their works. He promised to do this in 2023, but did not happen.

Leo, who is still new to the role, said that this collateral will be honored.

The diplomats placed on the Vatican morning once again confirmed the efforts of the church to “walk all the people on earth and hugs” through peace, justice and truth.

“I believe that the religions and religious dialogue can make a key contribution to protecting the peace climate. This requires fully respect for religious freedom in every country, because religious experience is the important size of a human person,” he said.

“It is difficult to ensure that the heart is necessary to build peaceful relationships without it, not impossible.”

CBC’s Olivia Stefanovich, Canadian press in Alessia Passaafiume and Associated Press