Pope Praises Charity as Argentine Bishops Say Government Funding Falls Short
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The Pontiff visited the Cottolengo Don Orione, an institution that accommodates more than 400 people and was affected by the courts of Javier Milei's government. He defended that the progress of a country is measured by the attention given to those who face greater shortages.
Pope Leon XIV arrived this Monday at the Cottolengo Don Orione, in Claypole, in the framework of his second day of activities in Argentina. After going through the streets of the Buenos Aires conurbation among the greetings of hundreds of faithful, the Pontiff was received at the entrance by the governor Axel Kicilof, with whom he exchanged gifts before beginning his encounter with those present.The visit to the institution of integral assistanc…
Adrián Figueroa Díaz-Page12 When the caravan bound for the Cottolengo Don Orione crossed Puente La Noria -which stops the capital with the province of Buenos Aires- occurred the first miracle: for the first time a Pope touched the land of D10S. Who would have said so, Leon XIV in the neighborhood of Maradona. It was for some [...] The entry The Pope in D10S land was first published in CLAE.
The governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, received Pope Leo XIV this Monday during his visit to Little Cottolengo Don Orione, located in the town of Claypole, party of Admiral Brown. The meeting included an exchange of gifts and the presentation of the officials who make up the Buenos Aires cabinet. During the ... Read more
Governor Axel Kicillof received Pope Leo XIV on the morning of this Monday 9 November at the facilities of Little Cottolengo Don Orione. The official reception was loaded with symbolism when the president welcomed him to the Buenos Aires floor and gave him a matte embossed color, presented in a box [...]
On his second day in Argentina, Pope Leon XIV convulsed Little Cottolengo Don Orione, a huge and wooded 50-hectare estate located in Admiral Brown's party of the province of Buenos Aires that houses around 400 residents with disabilities. Robert Francis Prevost's visit, born in...
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