Pope Leo XIV in Peru: the Joke He Made About Those Who Doubted His Arrival After Surgery
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He was seen much more relaxed, in his environment, moving away simply with each other, letting himself give gifts, joking and enjoying a more spontaneous moment, with people with whom he shared a lot and who knows that they appreciate him. I approached him... When you come out from talking to Leon XIV, you feel: “how good and how easy you are with him. It’s charming.”
On his second day of activities in Peru, Pope Leo XIV received the keys of the city of Lima from Mayor Renzo Reggiardo and, later, held a meeting with the bishops in the chapel of the Arzobispal Palace. At the beginning of his speech, the Holy Father said that he greeted them in a “very solemn” way, such as “eminences, excellencies, monsignors” and in a very effusive way called them “Dear Brothers!” He said that among the Peruvian bishops there …
The Holy Father reminds those who believe that he will not come to the country after his lung operation and calls them "tomases" at his last meeting with the bishops in Lima.
Leo XIV thanked the prayers for his recovery and joked about those who doubted his trip during his meeting with the bishops of Peru.
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