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First Gift for Pope Leo XIV in Argentina: Receives a Shirt From Estudiantes

As expected, football enters the Pontiff's journey, welcomed by thousands of faithful and enthusiasts.
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Pope León XIV could not pass through Argentina without taking a football shirt for his gift. The gift was given to him by a journalist from Argentina during his tour of the Cottolengo Don Orione de Claypole. In addition, the Pontiff passed through the vicinity of a club of Primera. The protagonist of the moment was Marita Duarte, who...

Pope Leon XIV took a very special gift during his historic visit to Argentina. In the midst of his tour by the Cottolengo Don Orione of Claypole, a journalist from La Plata managed to approach the Pontiff and give him a T-shirt by Students of La Plata. The protagonist of this particular story was Marita Duarte, a Silver journalist and well-known fan of the Pincha, who took the opportunity to surprise the top referent of the Catholic Church with …

As expected, football enters the Pontiff's journey, welcomed by thousands of faithful and enthusiasts.

During his tour of Claypole’s Cottolengo Don Orione, Pope Leo XIV received the student’s coat as a gift from a journalist from the country. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On the first visit of a pope to Argentina since 1987, football could not be a theme that ...

During his stay in the country and fulfilling the chronology of his calendar, the Supreme Pontiff passed through sports grounds, took a photo next to a mural of Maradona and, on the eve of the final of the Libertadores, received the T-shirt “Pincha”

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El Destape Web broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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