Pope Leo XIV Gave His First Speech in Uruguay and Asked to "Care" the Children
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Pope Leo XIV landed this Friday at Carrasco International Airport and began his apostolic journey through South America. From there he moved to the center of Montevideo, where he climbed the popemobile to tour the streets of the Uruguayan capital and greet the faithful who were waiting for him. His first stop was [...]
Luvis Hochimín Couple The journey started this Friday marks the return of a Pope to Uruguayan territory after 38 years, after the historic visits made by Saint John Paul II in 1987 and 1988.Pope Leo XIV arrived this Friday in Uruguay, one of the most secularized countries in America, to start [...] The entry Pope Leo XIV gave his first speech in Uruguay was first published in CLAE.
At the beginning of his Latin American tour, the Pope spoke about mental health, child protection, education and work. He also warned about the risks of artificial intelligence and called for caring for natural resources for the next generations.
Pope Leon XIV gave his first speech in Uruguay, where he addressed democracy, renewable energies and social and economic challenges.
The pontiff led his first official activity in Montevideo and left strong messages about mental health, access to medical care, work and the responsibility of governments. He also spoke about his recent illness and defended religious freedom.
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