Pope Leo XIV Expresses His Gratitude to the Archbishop of Cusco Who Died Days Before His Arrival
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Lima, 15 Nov (EFE).- Pope Leo XIV this Sunday expressed his gratitude to God for the life and ministry of the Archbishop of Cusco Richard Alarcón Urrutia, who died on 30 October, who worked to make possible his visit to this southern city, on the penultimate day of his apostolic journey to Peru and Latin America. https://holanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/rss-efe2eda1951-3243-48a8-95d2-b5567733f84f-hd-web.mp4 In the Inca fortress of Sacsayh…
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Pope Leo XIV arrived this Sunday in the southern city of Cusco, the ancient capital of the Incas, on the fifth and penultimate day of his apostolic visit to Peru, coming from northern Chiclayo, where he gathered hundreds of thousands of people who welcomed him for eight years when he was at the head of that diocese as bishop.
Pope Leo XIV paid tribute to the late Archbishop Richard Alarcón on 15 November in Sacsayhuamán, Cusco, and thanked him for his work in organizing the papal visit.
During the meeting with the faithful and representatives of popular piety in the National Archaeological Park of Saqsaywaman in Cusco, the holy father gave the Golden Rose to the Virgin Queen of Bethlehem.
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