VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Pope Leo XIV spent several hours May 29 visiting the Borgo Laudato Si’ ecology project set up at the papal villa and farm in Castel Gandolfo, as well as the former papal summer residence there. Pope Francis also turned the papal palace on the town’s main square into a museum, which opened in 2016. The papal property at Castel Gandolfo extends over 135 acres—surpassing the 108.7 acres of Vatican City. Meeting in September with people involved in the center, Pope Francis noted that they were developing a new vineyard for wine production. Father Dorantes did not respond to requests for comment about Pope Leo’s visit.