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Pilgrimage to Luján: García Cuerva Said the Country Accumulates “Outstanding Arms” and Pointed Against Disqualification and Violence

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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires led the central Mass in the Basilica of Luján. He described the pilgrimage as a space “without ideological cracks or exclusions.” And he closed: “Let us give ourselves a hug of peace, one to another.”

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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires also pointed out against physical and verbal violence and argued that "if the Virgin of Luján embraces us, it is impossible to look at the other with contempt."The message, in which he alluded to the situation of the poor, the retired and the disabled, comes one month after Pope Leon XIV's visit to Argentina.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires called to put aside disqualification, violence and indifference; the motto of this year’s event was “Mother, in your embrace we recognize each other brothers”

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires led the central Mass in the Basilica of Luján. He described the pilgrimage as a space “without ideological cracks or exclusions.” And he closed: “Let us give ourselves a hug of peace, one to another.”

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Jorge García Cuerva expressed a harsh message, in the main Mass of Luján: “The wounds of intolerance suppurate and the soul of the people is getting infected.” He warned: “When we walk together, we do not give rise to hate speech.” Local authorities estimate that more than 2.5 million people arrived. The religious emphasized... The post Dura homily of the Archbishop of Buenos Aires at the main Mass of Luján: “The wounds of intolerance suppurate …

The Archbishop of Buenos Aires claimed to end intolerance, indifference and hatred during the central Mass of the pilgrimage to Luján, before the visit of Pope Leo XIV.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva, called for “to be more united than ever” and called for an end to intolerance, indifference and hatred during the central Mass of the Pilgrimage to Luján, in a strong social message delivered a few weeks after the arrival of Pope Leon XIV in Argentina. During [...]

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Impulsobaires broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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