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Mazza, N. (2026, November 5). Bob Dylan and Pope Leo shake hands and more star snaps. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/11/05/photos/bob-dylan-and-pope-leo-shake-hands-and-more-star-snaps/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-05 · by Nicole Mazza

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The article features a series of twelve photographs showcasing celebrities and notable figures. One image shows Bob Dylan shaking hands with Pope Leo, highlighting an unexpected meeting between the musician and religious leader. The piece does not include text but focuses solely on presenting these visual moments from various events.
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On November 4, Bob Dylan, the 85-year-old American folk singer-songwriter, met with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican during a break in his Italian tour. The meeting was brief and included an exchange of gifts: Dylan presented Pope Leo with a copy of his autobiography, "Chronicles: Volume One," while the pope gave Dylan a rosary. Accompanying Dylan were Rev. Antonio Spadaro and Andrea Monda, who are both Vatican officials. This encounter is significant as it reflects the cultural and political influence of both figures; Pope Leo had previously referenced one of Dylan's unpublished protest songs, "Go Away You Bomb," in his book titled "Disarmed and Disarming: Peace Is a Gift."

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New York Post · 17773 article(s) · 39 correction(s) detected
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Nicole Mazza
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