Young Argentines Tell the Pope About Their Experiences with Drugs and Help Vulnerable People
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Buenos Aires, 10 Nov (EFE).- He left the drug after spending several months in the street. He was 15 years old when he first tried cocaine and today, with 25, he accompanies other young people who are going through similar situations, this was the testimony he told to Pope Leo XIV, Agustín Cristian Schinca, of 25 [...] La entrada Young Argentines tell the pope their experiences with drugs and help vulnerable people was first published in HolaNew…
He is 25 years old and arrived at the Home of Christ of Moreno Sur after spending several months in a street situation. Before the Pope, he told how he went through drug use, found containment in the faith and decided to help other young people who are in similar situations.
A young man who recovers from addictions, a teacher who works with vulnerable children, a religious postulant and a sports journalist and teacher shared their experiences with the Pope at the Monument of the Spaniards. Their stories of overcoming, commitment and faith.
Pope Leon XIV in Argentina He left the drug after spending several months in the street. He was 15 years old when he first tried cocaine and today, with 25, he accompanies other young people who are going through similar situations, this was the testimony he told to Pope Leon XIV, Agustín Cristian Schinca, 25 years old, in the meeting with the young people who gathered hundreds of thousands of people this Tuesday at the Monument of the Spanish …
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