Pope Leo XIV T-Shirt
Diocesan Employee Exclusive!! LEO XIV shirts for the whole fam!
In response to the high demand for the free Pope Leo XIV t-shirt by employees, we have decided to offer an even better deal. You can now receive FREE shirts for yourself AND your immediate family/household members!
These shirts will be shipped to your respective Diocesan office location for pickup. Please allow 10 days for processing and shipping. Your patience is appreciated. Enjoy your new LEO XIV t-shirts!
Orders due by NOON on Friday, June 13th
Celebrate the first American Pope, Pope Leo XIV with a fashionable t-shirt. Great for individual use and group events.
In his address to the College of Cardinals on May 10, Pope Leo XIV explained that he had “different reasons” for choosing the name but he was mainly inspired by the most recent of his namesakes—Pope Leo XIII, who spent much of his papacy advocating for the rights of workers during the first industrial revolution.
Pope Leo XIV has also chosen a motto that reflects this Augustinian tradition: In Illo uno unum, which means “In the One, we are one.” The phrase is taken from Saint Augustine’s Exposition on Psalm 127, where he explains that “although we Christians are many, in the one Christ we are one.”
White fabric with gold metallic ink.
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Celebrate the first American Pope, Pope Leo XIV with a fashionable t-shirt. Great for individual use and group events.
In his address to the College of Cardinals on May 10, Pope Leo XIV explained that he had “different reasons” for choosing the name but he was mainly inspired by the most recent of his namesakes—Pope Leo XIII, who spent much of his papacy advocating for the rights of workers during the first industrial revolution.
Pope Leo XIV has also chosen a motto that reflects this Augustinian tradition: In Illo uno unum, which means “In the One, we are one.” The phrase is taken from Saint Augustine’s Exposition on Psalm 127, where he explains that “although we Christians are many, in the one Christ we are one.”
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