Pope Leo XIV (14)

This coloring page features the papal coat of arms of Pope Leo XIV, richly symbolic of the mission and authority of the papacy.
The shield is divided diagonally: one side bears the fleur-de-lis, an emblem of purity and the Blessed Virgin Mary, while the other depicts the Sacred Heart aflame and pierced, resting upon a book, symbolizing love, sacrifice, and the deposit of faith.

Above the shield rests the papal tiara, signifying the spiritual authority of the pope, while the crossed keys of St. Peter represent the binding and loosing authority given by Christ: “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 16:19).

The banner beneath reads *In Illo Uno Unum* (“United in the One”), highlighting the unity of the Church under Christ through the successor of Peter.
This page is ideal for catechists, Catholic educators, homeschoolers, parents, and grandparents teaching about the papacy, Church authority, and the symbols of faith and unity. It provides an engaging way for students to explore papal history, heraldry, and the enduring role of the pope as shepherd of the universal Church.