Cantos, Flags and a Long Wait: This Is How Young People Beat the Vigil of Leo XIV in Palermo
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After the Mass in Cordoba, Leon XIV returns to the Monument of the Spaniards, where yesterday he gathered more than two million people.More than 60 young people from Caleta Olivia are still en route to join the vigil.
The news León invited young people to live as disciples of Jesus: go and announce it was first published in News of last minute religious New Life In the neighborhood of Palermo, Pope León XIV presided over the Vigil with the Youth in the Monument of the Spaniards that preserves sculptures from the four regions of the country: the Andes, the Chaco, the Pampa and the Rio de la Plata, and that were symbolically represented by those present. Follo…
The vigil began at noon on Libertador Avenue, with young people from parishes, schools and organizations from different parts of the country who arrived with mates, restrooms and songs to wait for the Pope. The testimonies, the requests and the climate of a day marked by faith and the expectation to see Leo XIV closely.
Pope Leon XIV will close the third day of his historic visit to Argentina with a meeting with young people at the Monument of the Spanish, located in the Palermo neighborhood, in the City of Buenos Aires. The activity was included at the request of the pontiff himself, according to clergy officials, who highlighted his [...] The entry One million young people attend the vigil headed by Pope Leo XIV in the Monument of the Spanish (live) was first…
After celebrating a mass in Cordoba, Pope Leon XIV prepared a meeting with young people in Buenos Aires, where thousands wait to share a vigil with music, testimonies and a journey in popemobile.
In his third day of activities in Argentina, León XIV will star in a massive meeting with young people from all over the country. The call comes after his interventions on the Argentine social reality and a day that took him to Córdoba. This Wednesday he will close his visit with a pilgrimage to Luján. The afternoon falls slowly on Palermo, but no one seems to be in too much trouble. On Libertador Avenue, between flags, rosaries, thermos and bac…
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