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The Harlem Globetrotters taught Pope Leo XIV how to spin a basketball during a visit to St. Peter's Square.
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The Harlem Globetrotters taught Pope Leo XIV how to spin a basketball on his finger during a visit to St. Peter's Square. This lighthearted interaction occurred Wednesday as the Pope welcomed the renowned basketball team. The event offered a moment of levity for Pope Leo XIV, known for his formal engagements. The Globetrotters frequently incorporate such demonstrations into their public appearances worldwide.
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