Pope in Argentina: 'May Christ's Love Triumph over All Individualism and Exclusion'
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Pope Leo XIV visits Argentina Reuters Pope Leo XIV visited on Monday (9) a center of care for people with disabilities in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In a speech, he stressed the importance of the inclusion of people with disabilities and in vulnerable situations. "The progress of a nation is also measured by the welcome that is able to offer to all people with disabilities and special needs," the pontiff said in his speech at the Don Orione Cottol…
The Cottolengo Don Orione in Claypole, in a humble neighborhood in the south of Buenos Aires, houses 410 adults with disabilities. The vast majority do not receive visits from relatives or relatives. "The progress of a nation is also measured by the reception that knows how to dispense to all persons with disabilities and special needs," said the 71-year-old pontiff in his speech. Leon XIV arrived on Sunday in Argentina from Uruguay, the first s…
On his second day in Argentina, Leon XIV visited the Buenos Aires town of Claypole and called to care for the weakest and most needy. He questioned societies focused on economic success and the cult of physical appearance.
The Supreme Pontiff was in Buenos Aires and greeted people with disabilities; “Let Argentina be able to do great works of charity, as we see here, where Christ’s love triumphs over individualism and exclusion,” he said.
Pope Leo XIV visited this Monday the Little Cottolengo Don Orione and shared with the faithful, religious and with the people with disabilities living there, in the framework of a very emotional encounter.
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