Leo XIV Leaves Uruguay Urging Catholics to Reach Out to “Those Who Have Drifted Away”
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Leo XIV leaves Uruguay urging Catholics to reach out to “those who have drifted away”
Pope Leo XIV ended his visit to Uruguay on Sunday with a Mass before some 30,000 faithful in the city of Florida, where he urged Catholics to reach out to those who have drifted away from the Church in South America’s most secular country, before flying to Buenos Aires, the second stop on his regional tour.
The Pope flies this Sunday to Argentina, second stop of his Latin American tour
One of the most important aspects of the popes' journeys is to bring us closer to distant yet neighboring territories in the sense of being an integral part of the Church. The universal Church, therefore experiences to be known, to welcome, to consider. And the pope's journey to Uruguay, Argentina, Peru is certainly no exception. All the more so, insofar as Robert Prevost was first missionary, then bishop in Peru. Thus rooted in Latin American r…
Pope Leo farewells Uruguay, heads to Argentina
Pope Leo XIV wrapped up his visit to Uruguay yesterday by marking an important Catholic feast day tied to the country’s independence, capping his effort to draw attention to the Church’s role in founding Latin America’s most secular country. Source: Crux.
On the last day of his visit to Uruguay, the pontiff moved to the shrine of Our Lady of the Thirty-Three in the city of Florida.
The pont fice headed his last Mass in the Cathedral of the Virgin of the Thirty-Three, thanked the role of women in the homes and asked men to give an example of honesty before the veneers.
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