Peruvian Shamans Do Ritual to Welcome Pope Leo XIV
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Peruvian shamans have held a ritual ceremony to mark the upcoming visit of Pope Leo XIV to the country. The visit is particularly significant for Peru, where Robert Prevost spent nearly two decades as a missionary and bishop and was granted Peruvian citizenship. The ritual took place on the day the pope arrived in Argentina, the second stop on his apostolic journey through South America. Leo XIV arrived in Buenos Aires after a visit to Uruguay, …
Dressed in traditional wool attire, seven shamans from the mountains, jungle and Peruvian coast invoked 'Tayta Inti' (Father Sol) and pronounced spells in favor of the high pontiff, after consuming ayahuasca, a drink of owned
Chamanes from the mountains, jungle and coast of Peru held a ceremony with flowers, coca leaves and amulets to wish health and protection to Pope Leo XIV.
Seven healers held a ceremony on a beach in Lima to express good wishes to the pontiff, who will visit four Peruvian cities from 11 to 16 November
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