US EditionThousands of Pilgrims Honor the Virgin of Guadalupe. Sheinbaum Takes the Opportunity to Invite the Pope to Mexico.
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Los Angeles TimesMEXICO CITY (AP) — As thousands of people carrying images of the Virgin of Guadalupe continued to arrive Friday at the basilica that bears her name in northern Mexico City, and prayers multiplied…
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, held a telephone call with Pope Leo XIV, who was formally invited to visit the country, in the framework of the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
The Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaum, invited Pope Leon XIV to Mexico this Friday. The president spoke with the Pontiff in a telephone call on the day that tens of thousands of pilgrims have marched to the Basilica of Guadalupe from different parts of the country for the fervor for the Virgin of Guadalupe. “We agree that, beyond the religion that each person professes and the secularity of the State, the Virgin of Guadalupe is a symbol of id…
President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke with Pope Leon XIV to invite him to visit Mexico. During the call, the federal governor and the Pontiff agreed that the Virgin of Guadalupe is a symbol of identity and peace. "On this special date for the people of Mexico, I spoke by telephone with her holiness Pope Leon XIV to invite him to visit our country," Sheinbaum said. "She sends blessings and greetings to all on this day of the Virgin of Guadalupe. We a…
On December 12, Mexico celebrates the Virgin Mary of Guadeloupe, one of the most important religious events in the Republic dedicated to the country's patron. According to Catholic tradition, in December 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared as Juan Diego, an Indian, on the hill of Tepeyak near Mexico City, leaving a wonderful image on his cape.
In a telephone conversation, Sheinbaum invited Pope Leo XIV to Mexico. More than 13 million pilgrims visit the Basilica. Regeneration, December 13th […] The entry Sheinbaum Extends Invitation to Pope Leo XIV was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
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