As America celebrates its 250th, Pope Leo XIV receives the 38th annual Liberty Medal from the National Constitution Center for his lifelong work promoting religious liberty and freedom around the world. Accepting the award via livestream from the Vatican, the pope was recognized for his unwavering commitment to religious liberty, freedom of expression, and freedom of conscience.
Established in 1988 to commemorate the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, the Liberty Medal honors individuals and organizations whose work advances the blessings of liberty around the world.
View the livestream, including the pope’s remarks from the Vatican, on the National Constitution Center’s YouTube broadcast in Philadelphia on July 3.
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