2.5 Million Show up to Pope Leo Mass – The Horn News
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After a Sunday marked by official commitments, and the meeting of the authorities including President Javier Milei, the popular enthusiasm really exploded Monday, with an enthusiastic crowd attending an open-air mass in Buenos Aires. Up to 2.5 million people, according to the authorities of the capital, that is the most massive assistance of his pontificate. "Today, it is different, the pope will talk to us.
2.5 million show up to Pope Leo Mass – The Horn News
Pope Leo XIV visited a home for people with disabilities Monday and told them their lives were a blessing, not a burden, as he pressed his call for Argentina to care for its most vulnerable in a symbolic rebuke of President Javier Milei’s austerity measures. Before drawing an estimated 2.5... Read More The post 2.5 million show up to Pope Leo Mass appeared first on The Horn News - Proudly American, Fiercely Independent.
Pope Leo XIV celebrated a mass in Buenos Aires on Monday, and took a ride in the Popemobile through the city's central streets. The event brought together two and a half million faithful, making it the most crowded event of his pontificate to date.
The Supreme Pontiff led his first Mass in his visit to the country. He did so before more than two million people from the stage assembled in the Monument of the Spaniards of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo. In a speech that lasted eleven minutes, he stressed that “the Argentine society found in the family the source from which to take the fundamental values of the people”
The trade union authorities representing the Argentine universities, were present in the activities carried out by the Catholic Supreme Pontiff in the City of Buenos Aires and showed their satisfaction for the speech in favor of higher education and the research that Leon XIV pointed out before the parishioner and also in the presence of ...
Buenos Aires, Argentina, AFP.- More than two and a half million people attended this Monday in Buenos Aires the most massive mass of the pontificate of Leon XIV, on a day in which the Pope also met with victims of abuses by the clergy. Before the crowd gathered around the Monument [...]
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