Faithful Flock to Palermo Ahead of Pope Leo XIV Mass
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Thousands of people from different parts of the country gather in front of the Monument of the Spaniards.The celebration begins at 11.30 a.m.
Faithful flock to Palermo ahead of Pope Leo XIV Mass
Large crowds began filling streets of Buenos Aires from early hours of Monday morning; Pilgrims had camped overnight in Palermo, singing, praying and waving Argentine and Vatican flags ahead of Mass. Leer más
The people are happy. Gathered in groups wait in the street to enter the venue where Pope Leo XIV will give the Mass on Monday. Guitars, Catholic songs that look like football pitch, prayers and laughter is all that is heard in the line that goes from Palermo to Belgrano to enter. Bags thrown on the floor tied to insulators and sleeping bags. Meanwhile, people hold flags and posters that exclaim: “Welcome everyone, go and announce.” On the eve o…
A crowd of faithful is concentrated this Monday in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo to participate in the first Mass that Pope Leon XIV will celebrate in Argentina. The ceremony is scheduled for 11:30 at the Monument of the Spaniards and summoned thousands of people who began to approach early to ... Read more
Maria del Valle, daughter of Marta Bergoglio, chose to wait for Mass among the people. She could not travel to Rome to say goodbye to her uncle and says that the visit of Leo XIV arrives “at an appropriate time” for the unity of the country. The family was invited to a reserved meeting with the Pontiff. Read more
The City estimates a turnout of between 2 and 2.5 million people.
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