The Pope Encourages the Catholics of Uruguay to Continue Transmitting the Faith During a Mass in Florida
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Pope Leo XIV encourages the Catholics of Uruguay this Sunday to continue to transmit the faith during a Mass in Florida.
Pope Leo XIV concluded his visit to Uruguay on Sunday, paying homage to the women who passed on the Catholic faith to the younger generations.
Pope Leo XIV's visit to Uruguay is drawing to a close. The highlight of the final day was Holy Mass in the plaza in front of the Cathedral Basilica of Florida, also the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Thirty-Three, the country's patron saint.
In Florida, Leon XIV called for not abandoning the transmission of faith and asked men to set the example: “A son learns a lot from seeing that his father can kneel before God without feeling less man for it.”
The Pope consecrated Uruguay to the Virgin during the Mass that he headed in the Cathedral Basilica of Florida, where he also called on families to keep their beliefs alive and to approach those who distanced themselves from God.
“A son learns a lot from seeing that his father can kneel before God without feeling any less man for it,” Pope Leo XIV said.
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