Pope Leo urges Argentinians to proclaim Christ with joy
Pope Leo XIV concludes his second day in Argentina by greeting the faithful in Buenos Aires, encouraging them to welcome Christ's call to proclaim the Good News with joy.
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Pope Leo XIV concludes his second day in Argentina by greeting the faithful in Buenos Aires, encouraging them to welcome Christ's call to proclaim the Good News with joy.
At the end of his second day in Argentina, Pope Leo XIV pauses in prayer before a plaque commemorating Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who served as Archbishop of Buenos Aires for seven years ahead of his election as Pope Francis.
Pope Leo XIV prays Vespers with the Bishops and synodal teams of Argentina, and encourages Church leaders to thank God for everything that promotes the life of their people and to help them proclaim the Gospel.
Meeting leaders of Christian communities and religious traditions in Argentina's capital, Pope Leo XIV calls for dialogue, fraternity, and a shared commitment to human dignity, freedom, and hope.
Our Editorial Director reflects on Pope Leo XIV's address to the World of Work, saying it offers a comprehensive synthesis of Catholic Social Teaching and an affirmation of Pope Francis’s magisterium.
Addressing social movements and the world of work in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Pope Leo XIV stresses that human dignity must always be the top priority, businesses must keep humanity at the heart of their decisions, and technology must always be subject to ethics.
Pope Leo XIV meets for over an hour with five abuse survivors in Argentina and expresses his closeness and “desire to strengthen pathways of protection, goodness, welcome, and accompaniment within the Church."
At Mass in Buenos Aires for the Feast of the Dedication of St John Lateran, Pope Leo XIV focuses on the Biblical image of the temple as a sign of unity and communion, and highlights the Christian family as a source of genuine renewal.
During the Pope's visit to the Don Orione Care Center in Argentina, Pope Leo prays that Christ’s love may triumph over individualism and exclusion, reminding Argentinians that “charity will save the world” because “God is love.”
Ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s visit to the Don Orione Little Cottolengo in Argentina, the center’s communications manager expresses joy to welcome the Pope to this place that offers assistance to people with disabilities.
In his address to authorities upon his arrival in Argentina, the Pope calls for authority exercised as service, stronger democratic institutions, dialogue across political differences, and economic policies that leave no one behind.
Upon arriving in Argentina, Pope Leo XIV makes a stop at the San Martín monument in Buenos Aires.