US EditionPope Leo Xiv Received Monsignor Bokalic Iglic and Analyses "a Possible Trip to Argentina"
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The possibility of Pope Leon XIV visiting Argentina began to gain volume in the last hours within the ecclesiastical world. According to sources of the Church, the journey “is being considered in its agenda”, although there is still no concrete definition or formal announcement from the Vatican. The version arose after a recent meeting between the Supreme Pontiff, successor of Francis, and representatives of the Argentine Catholic Church. In tha…
The Archbishop of Santiago del Estero and Primate of Argentina, Vicente Bokalic Iglic, met with Pope Leon XIV and stated that the Supreme Pontiff “is considering on his agenda” to visit Argentina. Bokalic Iglic met last Wednesday in the Vatican with the head of the Catholic Church for half an hour and that was when he invited the successor of Francis to visit the lands of Jorge Bergoglio. “The Holy Father expressed his appreciation for the invit…
The Pontiff had a meeting with the Archbishop of Santiago del Estero and confirmed that visiting Argentina is included in his agenda of pastoral commitments.
The Archbishop of Santiago del Estero and Primate of Argentina, Vicente Bokalic Iglic, met on Wednesday with Pope Leon XIV and stated that the head of the Catholic Church “is considering on his agenda” to visit Argentina. The meeting took place in the Vatican and lasted approximately half an hour. It was during the meeting, according to the Argentine News Agency, that Bokalic Iglio invited the Lion XIV to visit the country. “The Holy Father expr…
The Supreme Pontiff received the formal invitation during a private audience in the Vatican, confirming that the visit to our country is being "evaluated" within his agenda of international pastoral commitments. Read more
Letters, gestures, meetings and an agenda inherited from Francis: indications that reinforce the possibility of a papal visit to the country.
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