Pope Leo to ‘Find a Family’ at Don Orione Center in Claypole
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Source: The Morning of Neuquén. In several Spanish-speaking countries, the term cottolengo is used on a daily basis to identify religious and civil society institutions that provide comprehensive care to people with disabilities or with ongoing assistance needs. The term was not originally born as a generic denomination, but rather [...] The entry What Cottolengo means: the story behind the place that Pope Leo XIV will visit was first published …
Founded in the 1930s on the initiative of San Luis Orione himself in the south of Buenos Aires, the 50-hectare estate houses more than 400 residents with disabilities.
In his second in Argentina, the pope visits Little Cottolengo Don Orione, a disability assistance center where he will have a meeting with his staff and those who are there.
Pope Leon XIV will go this Monday to the historic Little Cottolengo of Don Orione located in the town of Claypole, party of Admiral Brown, Buenos Aires. It is one of the most important charity and social assistance works in Argentina, conceived as a permanent home for people who face situations of extreme [...]
It is located in Claypole, has 50 hectares and provides accompaniment to people with disabilities.
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