The Pope received members of the Hungarian Catholic Bishops' Conference and commemorated the 1956 Revolution.

Pope Leo XIV met with members of the Hungarian Catholic Bishops' Conference, emphasizing the Church's role in societal issues. He highlighted the need for the Church to have a voice on matters like family and social justice. The Pope also commemorated the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, referencing Pope Pius XII's expressions of empathy and love during that time. Bishop János Székely noted the Pope's awareness of Hungarian history and gratitude for the Church's charitable efforts, including support for Roma and Ukrainian families. A replica of the statue of St. Stephen was presented to the Pope as a gift.