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‘He Was Very Happy’: Chiclayo Priest Describes Dinner With Pope Leo XIV

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About 140 priests of his former diocese dined with the Pope on Friday night. At the end, he asked to have his photo taken with each of them.

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Pope Leo Visits Former Diocese in Peru

Pope Leo visits former diocese in Peru

·Hamburg, Germany
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‘He Was Very Happy’: Chiclayo Priest Describes Dinner With Pope Leo XIV

About 140 priests of his former diocese dined with the Pope on Friday night. At the end, he asked to have his photo taken with each of them.

·Irondale, United States
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Pope Leo XIV Asks for Individual Photo with Each of the 140 Priests at Dinner

Pope Leo XIV surprised 140 priests of his old diocese by asking for individual photos with each of them during dinner in Chiclayo, Peru.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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Pope Leo XIV dines with 140 priests of his former diocese

A priest of the Diocese of Chiclayo, Peru, describes a family-style dinner with Pope Leo XIV, who asked for a photo with each of the roughly 140 priests present.

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National Catholic Register broke the news in Irondale, United States on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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