Photos: Crowds greet Pope Leo in Argentina after 40-year wait
Summary
Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass in Córdoba, Argentina, before an estimated 650,000 people, urging citizens to follow the example of Argentine saints and build a more caring nation. During his visit, he also pressed President Javier Milei’s government to pursue more inclusive economic policies and protect vulnerable groups.Key Facts
- The Vatican said about 650,000 people attended the Mass in Córdoba.
- About 2.5 million worshippers attended Leo’s Mass in Buenos Aires on Monday, according to the article.
- Leo urged Argentinians to spread their faith and work toward a more fraternal and caring nation.
- The Mass took place on the grounds of a military aircraft factory.
- Pilgrims travelled from across Argentina for the visit, following nearly 40 years without a papal visit to the country.
- Leo’s Latin America tour was scheduled to last 12 days.
- During his three days in Argentina, Leo called for a more inclusive economy, protection for trade unions, and restored funding for poor people and people with disabilities.
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