Carriquiry: Pope’s Visit Will Reconnect Uruguay with Its Catholic Roots
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Uruguay is preparing to receive Leon XIV, in what will be the first visit of a Pope to the country since 1988. The polls show a sustained fall in the identification with Catholicism, but there is a high level of religiosity. Pope Leo XIV's visit to Uruguay would mark the return of a pontiff to the country after 38 years. The last time was in 1988, when John Paul II made his second visit, in a social and religious context different from the curre…
Uruguay will be the first stop on the papal pilgrimage to South America. On the religious map of this continent, where the Christian faith is strongly present in social life and culture, this country stands out for its highest level of secularization. "The Pope's arrival in our homeland is an opportunity to renew dialogue between the Church and society, especially with the younger generation," says Néstor da Costa. The article "The Pope will vis…
Pbro. Fabián A. Rovere – Special for ICN Diario.- The arrival of Pope Leo XIV in our country, from 6 to 8 November, constitutes a historical event that transcends the borders of the Catholic Church and invites us to reflect on the society we are building. After 38 years, Uruguay will again receive the visit of a Pontiff, in an experience that can become an opportunity to renew hope, strengthen social ties and recover fundamental values for coexi…
One week after Leon XIV's trip, we spoke with the former secretary of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America and former ambassador of Uruguay to the Holy See
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