The Port of Arguineguín hosted an official ceremony this Wednesday to unveil a commemorative plaque marking the visit of Pope Leo XIV to the Canary Islands, the first papal visit to the archipelago. The inscription also identifies this location as the "Port of Hope." The event, organized by the Diocese of the Canary Islands, was attended by the Bishop of the Canary Islands, Monsignor José Mazuelos; the Mayor of Mogán, Onalia Bueno; the Director …
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The Port of Arguineguín hosted an official ceremony this Wednesday to unveil a commemorative plaque marking the visit of Pope Leo XIV to the Canary Islands, the first papal visit to the archipelago. The inscription also identifies this location as the "Port of Hope." The event, organized by the Diocese of the Canary Islands, was attended by the Bishop of the Canary Islands, Monsignor José Mazuelos; the Mayor of Mogán, Onalia Bueno; the Director …