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The Pontiff begins his first apostolic journey to the region in Uruguay, where the decline of believers and a strong secular tradition pose special challenges.
León XIV visits since Friday Uruguay, Argentina and Peru with a message of social justice that clashes with the American-promoted speech in the region. The health care after being operated and the possible impact of 'El Niño' mark the journey
The musician hates protocols and is always able to draw attention to his few public appearances. The images with the Pope keep symbolism, even political right after Trump's defeat in the United States
Those affected filed a complaint against the two high-level charges that covered up Alfonso Pedrajas, the Jesuit who admitted in his diary that he abused 85 children
The victims of Sodalicio expect to be received by Leo XIV in Peru: "There are a lot of things we have to say to him"
Pope Leo XIV confirmed his expected trip to Latin America, which will take place from 6 to 17 November and will include visits to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. The Holy See ratified the tour after the doctors observed the good evolution of the Pontiff after his recent lung operation. The faithful celebrate the news and manifest their emotion.
The Vatican confirmed Leo XIV's first journey to Latin America since the beginning of his pontificate. After a recent pulmonary operation, the Pope will visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru from 6 to 17 November, a tour that the Holy See kept on the agenda after the doctors ruled out any contraindications for displacement. Our correspondent Irene Savio has the details.
Doctors indicate that after the successful operation of the Pontiff's lung, "there are no contraindications to prevent him from taking the trip as planned."
Pope Leo XIV announced on Sunday October 11 that he will be operated in the next few days to remove a detected pulmonary nodule "at a very early stage." According to the Vatican, the 71-year-old pontiff will be hospitalized approximately one week.
The ad did it this morning. He said it was a preventive thing after a lump was discovered in one of his lungs.
"It is in a very early and well located phase," he explained to the faithful after the Angelus prayer. León XIV has confirmed his trip to Latin America on November 6
Lion XIV claims in Metz the universal message of united Europe before those who try to destroy it from within and outside
On the last day of his apostolic visit to France, Pope Leo XIV focused his message on the peace, dialogue and unity of Europe. From the city of Metz, the Pontiff asked to reject "the illusion of rearmament," bet on negotiation and strengthen fraternity among peoples. For his part, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, emphasized the need for unity on the continent.
León XIV talks to the press about evictions, although he admits not knowing the specific episode, and calls for "more just solutions" and for "the systemic cause of the problem"
Lion XIV in Metz defends the EU's international law and Christian roots against "the will to rule," but warns of "the illusion of rearmament."
During the fourth and last day of his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV delivered a speech in the city of Metz, where he stated that negotiators seeking to end the war in Europe must be willing to sacrifice some positions to achieve peace, as efforts to end Russia's bloody invasion of Ukraine continue to fail. The Pontiff also criticized the increase in defence spending in the EU, recalled the Christian history of the continent and advocated unity.
Leo XIV begins to show that his position on the scandal is to move on and praises the "firmness" of the bishops of the country. The Pontiff then admits in private with the victims that the problem is "systemic"
A tide of faithful received Pope Leo XIV on the second day of his visit to France. The Pontiff led a mass in the Plaza de la Concordia and later visited the Maison Bakhita, where he met with migrants from different countries. During its activities, it highlighted the role of women in building a more just and inclusive society. The visit will continue in Lourdes, one of the world's main Catholic pilgrimage destinations. In addition, the Pope plans to meet with victims of abuse by members of the clergy.
