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The Government and the Vatican Finalize the Details for the Arrival of Pope Leon XIV in Argentina

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The chancellor Pablo Quirno received the last delegation of the Holy See at the San Martín Palace to adjust the organization, the transfers and the security of the visit.
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The Supreme Pontiff will arrive next Sunday in the country. The Government and the Church finalize the details for a four-day agenda. It will be sought to prevent the visit from being crossed by political disputes.

·Argentina
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The delegation of the Holy See coordinated with Casa Rosada and the Church the mass events, the three main Masses that Leon XIV will give and the institutional role that Vice President Victoria Villarruel assumed.

The Government met with Vatican envoys at the San Martín Palace to review the planned activities in the City of Buenos Aires and the provinces of Buenos Aires and Cordoba. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The chancellor Pablo Quirno received the last delegation of the Holy See at the San Martín Palace to adjust the organization, the transfers and the security of the visit.

Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno led a meeting with the last Vatican delegation. León XIV’s agenda remains unchanged and the Executive is moving forward with security, communication and transfer operations to receive the pontiff. Less than a week after Pope Leon XIV’s arrival in Argentina, the [...]

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The complainants of the Argentine criminal case against Opus Dei requested a hearing of the Pope during his visit to the country, scheduled for 8-11 November.

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infovaticana.com broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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