Pope Leo in Argentina: Visit Schedule Set as Government Weighs Days Off
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Pope Leo's Argentina visit forecast to draw seven million
Seven million people are expected to turn out for Pope Leo XIV when he visits Argentina in November, the government said Monday ahead of the first papal trip here in almost 40 years.
The government of Argentina estimates that about seven million faithful will mobilize during Pope Leo XIV's visit to the country, between 8 and 11 November. It will be the first trip of a Pontiff to Argentina in 38 years. The passage through the country is part of a tour through South America that also includes Uruguay and Peru. The GLOB in the World: Receive international news directly on your mobile Want to live away? GLOBO tool gathers inform…
Along with the official agenda, the Vatican revealed this Monday the motto and logo that will have Pope Leo XIV's next visit to Argentina.
Argentine Government and Church expect Leon XIV to gather seven million people
The Pope will be in the country from 8 to 11 November; mass crowds and multiple talks in a three-day marathon agenda
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