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The pope ends an emotional Argentina visit with a plea for unity and reconciliation
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The Vatican estimated that around 2 million people turned out for the Mass, the latest of the record-setting crowds who have welcomed Leo on the first papal visit to Argentina in nearly four decades.
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Pope Leo XIV will wrap up his visit to Argentina with two poignant moments: a meeting with inmates at a prison with a history linked to the country’s military dictatorship, and a final Mass at Argentina’s national shrine
The Vatican estimated that around 2 million people turned out for the Mass, the latest of the record-setting crowds who have welcomed Leo on the first papal visit to Argentina in nearly four decades.
Pope Leo XIV’s four days in Argentina included a Mass for seven million people in Buenos Aires, an address on labor rights at the Catholic University, and an evening prayer at the cathedral where he paused at Francis’ commemorative plaque.
By all accounts, the Pope’s time in Argentina has been intensely beautiful — from his first moments at the airport on Sunday afternoon up through the president’s tears as he said good-bye today. The more than 6 million Argentines who have encountered Pope Leo in these days have shown themselves deep…
LUJÁN, Argentina -- Pope Leo XIV closed an emotional and politically charged visit to Argentina on Wednesday with an appeal for unity and reconciliation, offering a parting message of hope to his predecessor's polarized homeland.
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