Moment Pope Leo is hit by object that is thrown out of a worshiper before another man pulls his arm with the new pope who begged around the calm in the Vatican

This is the tense moment that an object is thrown to Pope Leo XIV from a huge crowd trying to count on him on World Drugs Day.

Swarms of worshipers were pressed against the railing and desperately tried to reach the Catholic leader.

An overly enthusiastic believers threw a red and yellow object – which it was believed was a scarf representing the football club as Roma – and hit the skull cap of the Pontiff.

It is assumed that the newly appointed Pope is a fan of AS Roma, many of whom thought it was confirmed last month after he reportedly responded ‘Forza Roma’ to a Giallorossi supporter.

As he rearranges his skullcap, a huge swell of the crowd breaks the handrails and they suddenly rise forward and try to grasp Pope’s arms.

The Pope’s security team immediately hurried to the barrier and tried to restore order if the first American leader of the global Catholic Church tries to resign for his safety.

He argues with the crowd to calm down, gesturing with his hands to the group to take a step back.

As soon as the enthusiastic crowd is behind the barriers, Pope Leo continues to shake the hand again with worshipers, even blessing a baby.

An overly enthusiastic believers threw a red and yellow object – which it was believed to represent the football club as Roma – and hit the skull cap of the Pontiff.

A huge swell of the crowd breaks the handrails while Pope Leo rearranges his skull cladding and suddenly rise forward, causing the pope to take a step back and argued for the group to calm down while his security team rushed to the barriers to the barriers

The pope spoke with the crowd yesterday about the consequences of substance abuse on the international day against drug abuse and illegal human trafficking.

Founded by the United Nations, the day was intended to increase consciousness of the consequences of substance abuse in society and to work on an end of drug addiction by campaigns, educational events and community regulations.

The meeting at San Damaso Square was attended by Italian government officials and restored drug addicts and people who help them.

Pope Leo called on governments not to criminalize the poor and instead those who make companies of addiction.

He said: ‘Our fight is against those who make their immense things of drugs and any other addiction, think of alcohol or gambling.

“There are enormous interest rates and extensive criminal organizations that have a duty to dismantle.”

‘Too often, in the name of safety, war is waged against the poor, who fill prisons with those who are only the last link in a chain of death.

‘Those who hold the chain in their hands manage to get influence and impunity instead.

Pope Leo greeted worshipers in the Vatican yesterday, not knowing that an object that seems to be representing when Roma is right about him

The pope must then rearrange his skullcap after it was beaten by the flying object

While crowds rise forward, Pope Leo tries to calm overly enthusiastic believers who try to shake his hand and take pictures

Pope Leo argues with the crowd to calm down, gestures with his hands to the group to take a step back

The pope spoke with the crowd yesterday about the consequences of substance abuse on the international day against drug abuse and illegal human trafficking

Pope Leo called on governments not to criminalize the poor and instead those who make companies of addiction

“Too often, in the name of safety, war is waged against the poor, who fill prisons with those who are only the last link in a chain of death,” Paus Leo told the crowd in San Damaso

‘Our cities may not be freed from the marginalized, but from marginalization. They should not be cleaned up from the desperate, but of despair. ‘

Pope Leo was chosen last month as the last pope of the Catholic Church after just two days of the conclave.

He had spent many years earlier as head of the Augustinian seminar in Trujillo, Peru, where he had moved as a missionary in 1985 and was known as Robert Prevost.

Seen as a man who has a similar attitude towards reform compared to the late Pope Francis, many of Pope Leo’s first reports were one of Peace.

However, it has been generally reported that he is an avid sports fan in addition to his religious tasks.

Father Joseph Farrell, the Vicar-General of the Augustinians, has talked about how Pope Leo often plays tennis, while it is said that the Chicago-Native fan of the White SOX baseball team in MLB.

“He is an ordinary tennis player. He would come and play on our site at least once a week, “said Father Farrell.

“He is [AS] Roma all the way, “he added.

The club has also shared a statement about X that says: “AS Roma participating with Rome and the world after the election of Pope Leo XIV, and wishes him the very best for his papacy.”