Archbishop of Cusco Dies Shortly After Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to the City
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Richard Alarcón, Archbishop of Cusco, Dies Less than Fifteen Days After Pope Leo XIV's Visit to Peru
The Vatican, a month and a half ago, appointed Augustinian priest Lizardo Estrada as coadjutor archbishop of Cusco, who will immediately assume as new archbishop
The news Deceases the Archbishop of Cusco, the imperial city that will visit León on his trip to Peru was first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life This October 30 has passed away, at 74 years old, Richard Daniel Alarcón Urrutia, archbishop of Cusco, ecclesial jurisdiction to the south of Peru. His death occurs less than 15 days after the visit of León XIV to the imperial city, set for Sunday, November 15. Follow us on Google and a…
The Metropolitan Archbishop of Cusco, Monsignor Richard Daniel Alarcón Urrutia, died on Friday, October 30, 2026, as reported by the Archbishopric of Cusco in an official communiqué. [Read also: Pope Leo XIV in Lima: installation of stands for Mass in Las Palmas would end on November 10] The message was spread by Monsignor Lizardo Estrada Herrera, coadjutor archbishop of Cusco, and the archdiocesan family, who expressed their deep regret for the…
Since the confirmation of the death, dozens of parishioners spontaneously gathered among emotional chants and prayers to bid farewell and pay homage to the pastoral work of religious authority
The priest was in charge of all preparations for the arrival of the Supreme Pontiff in the Imperial City.
Alarcón was coordinating with the Vatican commission to receive Pope Leo XlV in the imperial city.
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