US EditionOne Year After the Death of Pope Francis, President Javier Milei Paid Homage to Him at the Holy Sepulchre
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The president visited this morning the most sacred site for Christianity, as part of his tour of Israel. Before embarking on the return to Argentina, he will pass through the Wall of Grief again.
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Con La Gente NoticiasBuenos Aires, 21 April (NA) – President Javier Milei paid tribute this Tuesday to the figure of Pope Francis, on the first anniversary of his death, called him "the most important Argentine in history", recalled him during a brief ceremony at the Holy Sepulchre and sent a letter alluding to the Episcopate. Milei, who before arriving at the Presidency had strong criticisms of Francis, published a series of four photos showing him together with th…
The president visited this morning the most sacred site for Christianity, as part of his tour of Israel. Before embarking on the return to Argentina, he will again pass through the Wall of Grief. On the day of the first anniversary of the death of Pope Francis, Javier Milei prayed in the church of the Holy Sepulchre, which stands in the Old City of Jerusalem and is considered epicenter and central sanctuary of the Christian faith. The President …
Accompanied by Karina Milei and Paul Quirno, the President visited the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem this Tuesday, where he paid homage to the late Pope. In networks, he revealed what Francis told him when they met at the Vatican in 2024.
The President lit in the church of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem a candle "in memory of whoever was the first Argentine pope", kept a minute of silence and left a message of respect to the late pontiff in the visit book of the basilica. On the final stretch of his tour of Israel, President Javier Milei visited this Tuesday the church of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, where he prayed for Pope Francis on the first anniversary of his death.
In the temple, Milei lit a candle and kept a minute of silence in memory of the Supreme Pontiff, and left a personal message in the guest book.
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