Pope Leon XIV Arrives in Argentina to Walk the ‘Inverse Way’ of His Predecessor Francisco
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Pope Leon XIV said this Sunday that his visit to Argentina has a “specific meaning” because it represents going through the “inverse way” of his predecessor Francis.
Before Milei and political and social sectors of Argentina, the Pope spoke of "disposition to listen" and "care of the word", of strengthening education and research to give opportunities to young people, and of exercising authority "as a service".
The Pope published two messages on his social networks after arriving in the country. He expressed his joy at the meeting with the Argentines and highlighted the link of his predecessor to his homeland. Read more
In his first message to the Argentine people, he asked to strengthen education and recalled the legacy of Francisco. This Monday he will celebrate a Mass in CABA.
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