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LIVE | Pope Francis’ Arrival in Hungary | April 28th, 2023

LIVE | Join us LIVE as we follow Pope Francis’s arrival in Hungary. The Holy Father will make a historic three-day trip to the Magyar country, where he will meet with Catholic leaders, Poors, Refugees, the Youth, the Local Church, the Academic and Cultural World and celebrate the Holy Mass. Don’t miss this momentous occasion!

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