On July 4, Pope Leo XIV made a significant visit to Lampedusa, an island that has become a critical gateway for migrants entering Europe. During his visit, he marked the day not with traditional celebrations, but by praying for those migrants who lost their lives seeking freedom and prosperity. The Pope urged both the United States and Europe to show greater compassion and responsibility towards immigrants and called for an urgent response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis. His presence in Lampedusa served as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by migrants and a call to action to provide them with protection and support.