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Peru: Pope Leo XIV leads youth prayer vigil at Lima's National Stadium

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Caraco, A. (2026, November 13). Peru: Pope Leo XIV leads youth prayer vigil at Lima's National Stadium. Euronews. https://www.euronews.com/video/2026/11/13/peru-pope-leo-xiv-leads-youth-prayer-vigil-at-limas-national-stadium

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Euronews · collected 2026-11-13 · by Alexis Caraco

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Pope Leo XIV led a youth prayer vigil at Lima's National Stadium in Peru as the final leg of his 12-day South American tour. The event drew approximately 60,000 people into the stadium and an estimated 300,000 more to the surrounding area for singing and reflection. The report highlights the personal significance of the visit for the American-born pope, who became a naturalized Peruvian citizen in 2015 and previously served the country for over two decades.
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Alexis Caraco
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Topics

Argentina Catholics Lima Peruvian Uruguay

Subjects

Peruvian NORP · 2× American NORP · 1× Argentina GPE · 1× Catholics NORP · 1× Chiclayo GPE · 1× Church ORG · 1× Leo XIV PERSON · 1× Lima GPE · 1× Peru GPE · 1× Uruguay GPE · 1×

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The evening gathering brought together young Peruvian Catholics and students for a moment of prayer and reflection during the final leg of Pope Leo XIV's 12-day tour of South America, following visits to Uruguay and Argentina.
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A sea of swaying lights, a jubilant nun and worshippers holding candles filled the scene as the pontiff addressed the crowd at Lima's National Stadium. asserted
pontiff → sway → Stadium
Arriving in an open-sided vehicle, the 71-year-old pope smiled and waved to cheering spectators, some of whom ran alongside his escort while others held up placards, balloons and miniature figures of him. asserted
others → arrive → him
As darkness fell, tens of thousands switched on their phone torches, illuminating the stands amid a chorus of singing and chanting. asserted
thousands → fall → singing
The evening gathering brought together young Peruvian Catholics and students for a moment of prayer and reflection during the final leg of Pope Leo XIV's 12-day tour of South America, following visits to Uruguay and Argentina. asserted
gathering → bring → Uruguay
Around 60,000 people packed the stadium, with an estimated 300,000 more gathered outside. asserted
300,000 → pack → stadium
For the American-born pope, the visit carries deep personal significance. asserted
visit → bear → significance
He spent more than two decades serving the Church in Peru, including as Bishop of Chiclayo, and became a naturalised Peruvian citizen in 2015 under his birth name, Robert Prevost. asserted
He → spend → name
Having long described the country as his "homeland", he has been welcomed back by jubilant crowds who still affectionately remember him as "Padre Roberto", particularly at the lively youth vigil. asserted
who → describe → vigil
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