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Chiclayo Prays for Recovery and Return of the 'Peruvian Pope'

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In northern Peru, the self-anointed "city of Pope Leo XIV" is feverishly preparing for a visit by its former bishop, despite the pontiff's lung cancer diagnosis raising doubts over his travel plans.

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The Vatican has not yet expressed its opinion on the future of the tour planned for November by the American pontiff. After Uruguay and Argentina, he is expected in Peru, a country where he has lived almost two decades and of which he also has the nationality. "This saddens us all, the Peruvians and inhabitants of Chiclayo, because we were already waiting for the pope," confided to AFP Brisa Ayacila, a 22-year-old administrator, at the exit of t…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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A campal mass in Pampas de Pimentel and the coronation to the Virgin of the Immaculate will be part of the two-day view of Chiclayo of the holy father.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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After having lived almost two decades in the country, Robert Francis Prevost has a close bond with the diocese he led before his election in the Vatican. Neighbors and merchants express their affection through road repairs, commemorative memories and gastronomic products inspired by his figure.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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AGI - On the main square of Chiclayo, in northern Peru, great letters proclaim the city "the city of Pope Leo XIV." Among murals, choirs that try the songs and roads finally repaired, the faithful prepare the return of their former bishop, now uncertain after the operation for a lung tumor. The Vatican has not yet pronounced itself on the future of the November trip, which should bring the pontiff to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. "Here is his hom…

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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