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ROME (AP) — Pope Leo XIV is kicking off a three-nation tour of Latin America with a visit to Uruguay, the region’s least Catholic and most secular country, three weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery that had put the entire trip into question.
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Leo will hold several meetings with survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy during the trip, the Vatican has said, without yet providing further details.
Pope Leo XIV delivered a stinging critique of Argentina President Javier Milei's harsh austerity measures on Sunday (November 8, 2026), insisting growth must benefit all in a speech met with rapturous applause.
Fulfilling his duty towards 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide, the 71-year-old will embark on an intense tour of South America, visiting Uruguay, Argentina and Peru.
Pope Leo XIV has told reporters travelling with him to Latin America he is "in pretty good health", in his first comments on his condition since having surgery for lung cancer.
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Pope Leo XIV led a massive mass in Buenos Aires on November 9, attracting two and a half million pilgrims, making it the largest gathering of his papacy. The event followed his recent lung cancer surgery and featured private meetings with clerical abuse victims and disabled individuals. During the mass, Pope Leo emphasized the protection of vulnerable groups and praised his predecessor, Pope Francis, calling him…
Pope Leo leads mega mass in Buenos Aires, meets abuse victims →11 articles from The Straits Times on this storyAn estimated 2.5 million people attended a mass in Buenos Aires during Pope Leo's visit, marking the first time a Catholic pope has held such an event in Argentina in four decades. The papal visit coincides with tensions between the Catholic Church and President Javier Milei due to his austerity measures. Teresa Bo from Al Jazeera reported on the event.
Pope Leo draws 2.5 million people during historic Argentina Mass →6 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyPope Leo visited Argentina for the first time since 1987 during a 12-day tour across South America, delivering a speech to President Javier Milei, a supporter of Donald Trump. The pope urged political leaders like Milei to protect democracy and serve citizens' needs rather than exercising unchecked authority. Addressing concerns over Milei’s austerity measures and support for the war in Iran, Pope Leo emphasized the…
Pope Leo sends democracy warning to Trump-ally Milei in first Argentina visit for decades →5 articles from The Independent on this storyPope Leo XIV visited Cottolengo Don Orione, a care center for over 400 people with disabilities near Buenos Aires, on his first full day in Argentina. The visit came as Javier Milei's government has implemented austerity measures that have affected funding and services at the institution. Pope Leo XIV urged Argentina to protect its most vulnerable citizens and highlighted the importance of supporting those with…
Argentina: Pope Leo XIV urges Milei's government to protect the most vulnerable →5 articles from Euronews on this storyPope Leo XIV visited a home for people with disabilities in Argentina on Monday to emphasize his message about caring for the country's most vulnerable citizens. The Cottolengo Don Orione, located in Claypole and founded by an Italian priest in 1935, provides shelter to over 400 individuals with disabilities across its expansive 50-hectare site. This visit came as a direct critique of President Javier Milei's…
Pope visits struggling Argentine home for people with disabilities to press economic message →4 articles from Toronto Star on this storyMillions of people gathered in Buenos Aires to welcome Pope Leo XIV, who recently underwent surgery for lung cancer. The pope celebrated an outdoor Mass as part of his 12-day tour of Latin America. An estimated 2.5 million attendees participated in this event, which is considered a significant moment in the region.
Millions fill Buenos Aires streets to welcome Pope Leo XIV →4 articles from BBC on this storyShow 9 more outlets
Pope Leo XIV concluded his visit to Uruguay by celebrating the feast of the Virgin of the Thirty-three in Florida, north of Montevideo, where tens of thousands gathered for Mass. In his homily, he thanked mothers and grandmothers for passing on the Catholic faith despite challenges, urging them not to give up hope. The Pope then traveled to Argentina to meet with President Javier Milei, whose austerity measures have…
After a successful trip to Uruguay, Pope Leo heads to Argentina →3 articles from NPR on this storyPope Leo XIV started a 12-day tour of South America on Friday, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru just weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery. The trip includes around 19,000 miles of travel via twelve flights and two helicopter rides, during which he will attend nine Masses and address issues such as environmental destruction and political instability in the region. Vatican spokesperson Matteo Bruni stated…
Pope Leo XIV embarks on 12-day South American tour just weeks after lung cancer surgery →2 articles from Just the News on this storyPope Leo XIV criticized President Javier Milei’s austerity measures during his visit to Buenos Aires, urging that economic policies should serve the people rather than the opposite. Delivered shortly after arriving in Argentina on a Latin American tour, Pope Leo emphasized care for those struggling financially and highlighted the negative impacts of cuts to disability assistance. The pope’s speech was well-received…
Pope Leo delivers stinging rebuke of Milei’s austerity measures during Argentina visit →2 articles from The Guardian on this storyOn November 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV met with survivors of clergy abuse during his visit to Argentina, spending about an hour listening to their stories and discussing healing paths within the church. The meeting came as part of ongoing efforts by the Catholic Church in Argentina to address its history of sex abuse and cover-ups, including cases where former Pope Francis intervened on behalf of accused priests like…
Pope meets survivors of clergy abuse in Argentina as it reckons with legacy and ongoing cases →2 articles from The Hindu on this storyPope Leo XIV began a demanding 12-day tour of South America less than a month after undergoing cancer surgery, traveling to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru for a total distance of around 19,000 miles. The trip includes meetings with survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy and addresses pressing issues such as environmental destruction and political instability. Pope Leo sees this journey as a personal return to…
Pope Leo XIV, who had cancer surgery just weeks ago, begins grueling South American tour →Pope Leo arrived in Argentina on Sunday for a 12-day South American tour, greeted at Buenos Aires airport by President Javier Milei. The visit comes amid tensions between the Vatican and Milei over his austerity measures and support for the Iran war; Pope Leo has criticized both policies, particularly their impact on the poor. At the airport, Pope Leo and President Milei exchanged a warm handshake despite their…
Pope Leo arrives in Milei’s Argentina as tensions loom over austerity and Iran →Pope Leo, 71 years old and recently recovering from lung cancer surgery, began a visit to Argentina following his trip to Uruguay. He was welcomed in Buenos Aires by President Javier Milei and a ceremonial military band at the airport. Chris Livesay is providing coverage of the pope’s travels.
Pope Leo on 3-country tour, weeks after lung cancer surgery →On November 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV will celebrate his first mass in Buenos Aires, Argentina, anticipated to attract over one million attendees. The article focuses on the historical significance of this event for the Catholic community in Argentina.
WATCH: Pope Leo XIV in Argentina →Pope Leo XIV drew approximately 2.5 million people to a Mass in Buenos Aires during his Latin American tour. The pope criticized the austerity measures of President Javier Milei's government, which have led to cuts in welfare and subsidies, affecting many Argentinians negatively. During his visit, Pope Leo emphasized the importance of supporting those with disabilities and protecting the poor from harsh economic…
Pope draws record Buenos Aires crowd after rebuking Milei over austerity →Analysis
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Latin America is home to around 40% of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics, but Uruguay is considered the most secular country in the region.
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The Catholic Church has also criticised Milei’s austerity measures, which included slashing social spending and safety-net programmes for the poor.
Leo, 71, is undertaking one of the most demanding foreign trips by a Catholic leader in decades, coming less than a month after undergoing lung cancer surgery.
Some 57.7% of people identified as Catholic in a recent University of Buenos Aires poll, down from around 90% in the 1960s.
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After Pope Leo underwent treatment for lung cancer, the Vatican’s foreign minister said it was a potential “gamechanger” for his papacy.
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Leo is healthy and ready to depart this week for an intense three-country tour of South America less than a month after his lung cancer surgery, Vatican officials said on Nov 3, adding that no extra medical precautions were being taken for the trip.
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Latin America remains the world’s largest Catholic region in absolute numbers.
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The visit begins in Uruguay, the first country in the world to legalize marijuana for recreational use, the second country in Latin America to decriminalize abortion, and the third country in the Americas to legalize same-sex marriage.
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When Francis was elected, around 71% of Argentina’s population identified as Catholic, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Bruni said the pope will address a range of issues facing South America, including environmental destruction, arms trafficking and regional political instability, bringing “a message of communion and unity.”
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BUENOS AIRES, Nov 9 - Pope Leo met with five victims of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy on Monday in Buenos Aires, the Vatican said, in the first of several expected meetings with survivors during the pontiff's 12-day trip to South America.
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10 Nov Pope Leo draws 2.5 million people during historic Argentina MassAn estimated 2.5 million people attended a mass in Buenos Aires during Pope Leo's visit, marking the first time a Catholic pope has held such an event in Argentina in four decades. The papal visit coincides with tensions between the Catholic Church and President Javier Milei due to his austerity measures. Teresa Bo from Al Jazeera reported on the event.Al Jazeera- 10 Nov Pope meets survivors of clergy abuse in Argentina as it reckons with legacy and ongoing casesOn November 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV met with survivors of clergy abuse during his visit to Argentina, spending about an hour listening to their stories and discussing healing paths within the church. The meeting came as part of ongoing efforts by the Catholic Church in Argentina to address its history of sex abuse and cover-ups, including cases where former Pope Francis intervened on behalf of accused priests like…The Hindu
- 10 Nov Pope Leo leads mega mass in Buenos Aires, meets abuse victimsPope Leo XIV led a massive mass in Buenos Aires on November 9, attracting two and a half million pilgrims, making it the largest gathering of his papacy. The event followed his recent lung cancer surgery and featured private meetings with clerical abuse victims and disabled individuals. During the mass, Pope Leo emphasized the protection of vulnerable groups and praised his predecessor, Pope Francis, calling him…The Straits Times
9 Nov Pope meets with clergy abuse survivors in ArgentinaPope Leo XIV met with five survivors of clerical sexual abuse during his second day in Argentina on Monday. These private meetings were part of his larger effort to address the issue of clergy abuse and restore credibility to the Catholic Church. The pope listened to the survivors' experiences and discussed ways to ensure a safer and healthier environment within the church. Pope Leo's visit coincided with a massive…Al Jazeera
9 Nov Millions fill Buenos Aires streets to welcome Pope Leo XIVMillions of people gathered in Buenos Aires to welcome Pope Leo XIV, who recently underwent surgery for lung cancer. The pope celebrated an outdoor Mass as part of his 12-day tour of Latin America. An estimated 2.5 million attendees participated in this event, which is considered a significant moment in the region.BBC
9 Nov Pope Leo's Argentina debut revives memories of FrancisPope Leo visited Buenos Aires on November 9 as part of his South American tour, drawing record crowds reminiscent of the late Pope Francis's legacy. While many attendees, like Eugenia Delcurto, wished that Francis could have returned to Argentina, they appreciated Leo’s humility and hoped he would help bridge political divisions in the country. The visit marks a significant event for Catholics in Argentina, where…The Straits Times
9 Nov Argentina: Pope Leo XIV urges Milei's government to protect the most vulnerablePope Leo XIV visited Cottolengo Don Orione, a care center for over 400 people with disabilities near Buenos Aires, on his first full day in Argentina. The visit came as Javier Milei's government has implemented austerity measures that have affected funding and services at the institution. Pope Leo XIV urged Argentina to protect its most vulnerable citizens and highlighted the importance of supporting those with…Euronews
9 Nov Pope Leo meets victims of abuse by clergy in ArgentinaPope Leo met with five victims of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy in Buenos Aires on November 9 during a 12-day trip to South America. The meeting lasted over an hour as Pope Leo listened to their testimonies and reaffirmed his commitment to improving safeguarding measures within the Church. Reuters reported that the Vatican released a statement summarizing the pope’s interactions with the survivors, emphasizing his…The Straits Times
9 Nov Argentina: Pope Leo XIV receives warm welcome in ClaypolePope Leo XIV visited the Pequeño Cottolengo Don Orione facility in Claypole, Argentina, where he received a warm welcome from local residents and officials including Bishop Jorge Rubén Lugones. During his visit, which was part of a 12-day tour through Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, Pope Leo unveiled a commemorative plaque and spoke to the disabled residents about their value to society. He emphasized that welcoming…Euronews9 Nov Pope draws record Buenos Aires crowd after rebuking Milei over austerityPope Leo XIV drew approximately 2.5 million people to a Mass in Buenos Aires during his Latin American tour. The pope criticized the austerity measures of President Javier Milei's government, which have led to cuts in welfare and subsidies, affecting many Argentinians negatively. During his visit, Pope Leo emphasized the importance of supporting those with disabilities and protecting the poor from harsh economic…ABC News (AU)
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9 Nov WATCH: Pope Leo XIV in ArgentinaOn November 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV will celebrate his first mass in Buenos Aires, Argentina, anticipated to attract over one million attendees. The article focuses on the historical significance of this event for the Catholic community in Argentina.ABC News (US)
9 Nov Pope visits struggling Argentine home for people with disabilities to press economic messagePope Leo XIV visited a home for people with disabilities in Argentina on Monday to emphasize his message about caring for the country's most vulnerable citizens. The Cottolengo Don Orione, located in Claypole and founded by an Italian priest in 1935, provides shelter to over 400 individuals with disabilities across its expansive 50-hectare site. This visit came as a direct critique of President Javier Milei's…Toronto Star
9 Nov Huge crowds gather in Buenos Aires for Pope Leo's outdoor MassOn November 9, Pope Leo arrived in Buenos Aires for an outdoor Mass expected to draw more than 1.5 million people as part of his 12-day South American tour. The pope had already visited Uruguay and was due to travel to Peru before concluding the trip on November 17. During a visit to a care center for people with disabilities, Pope Leo addressed President Javier Milei about limiting austerity measures that affect…The Straits Times
9 Nov Argentina: Pope Leo XIV welcomed by Javier Milei for historic visitPope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina for a historic visit, greeted by President Javier Milei at Jorge Newbery Airport. The two leaders participated in an official ceremony with military honors and met with clergy members and children. That evening, landmarks across the city were illuminated to welcome the pope, marking his four-day stay which is part of a larger 12-day tour through Uruguay and Peru. This visit is…Euronews
9 Nov Pope delivers veiled rebuke of Milei's austerity measuresPope Leo XIV criticized Argentina’s austerity measures during a visit to Buenos Aires, advocating that economic policies should support everyone, especially the poor. Speaking three weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery, Pope Leo highlighted the impact of government cuts on those with disabilities and urged for democratic dialogue and careful use of words. President Javier Milei defended his libertarian…BBC
9 Nov Pope tells Argentina’s Milei leaders should know limits of powerDuring a speech in Argentina, Pope Leo XIV addressed President Javier Milei and emphasized the importance of political leaders understanding their limitations and acting in the best interest of the public. The pope urged Argentina to safeguard its democratic institutions, highlighting the need for responsible leadership that prioritizes the welfare of all citizens.Al Jazeera
9 Nov Pope Leo delivers stinging rebuke of Milei’s austerity measures during Argentina visitPope Leo XIV criticized President Javier Milei’s austerity measures during his visit to Buenos Aires, urging that economic policies should serve the people rather than the opposite. Delivered shortly after arriving in Argentina on a Latin American tour, Pope Leo emphasized care for those struggling financially and highlighted the negative impacts of cuts to disability assistance. The pope’s speech was well-received…The Guardian
9 Nov Pope Leo on 3-country tour, weeks after lung cancer surgeryPope Leo, 71 years old and recently recovering from lung cancer surgery, began a visit to Argentina following his trip to Uruguay. He was welcomed in Buenos Aires by President Javier Milei and a ceremonial military band at the airport. Chris Livesay is providing coverage of the pope’s travels.CBS News
8 Nov Pope Leo takes Milei to task as he visits divided ArgentinaOn November 8, 2026, Pope Leo XIV criticized Argentina President Javier Milei's austerity measures during his visit to the country, emphasizing that economic policies should prioritize the well-being of all citizens rather than exploit them. This was part of Pope Leo's broader message delivered in Buenos Aires, where he also called for more respectful political discourse and highlighted the needs of marginalized…The Hindu
8 Nov Pope Leo sends democracy warning to Trump-ally Milei in first Argentina visit for decadesPope Leo visited Argentina for the first time since 1987 during a 12-day tour across South America, delivering a speech to President Javier Milei, a supporter of Donald Trump. The pope urged political leaders like Milei to protect democracy and serve citizens' needs rather than exercising unchecked authority. Addressing concerns over Milei’s austerity measures and support for the war in Iran, Pope Leo emphasized the…The Independent
8 Nov President Milei welcomes Pope Leo during historic visit to ArgentinaPresident Javier Milei welcomed Pope Leo XIV at Jorge Newbery airport near Buenos Aires on Sunday. The pope's visit comes after three days in Uruguay and is the first to Argentina in nearly four decades. While the Catholic Church faces declining membership in Latin America, with only 58% of Argentinians identifying as Catholics today compared to 71% a decade ago, Pope Leo’s trip includes meetings with Milei and mass…Al Jazeera
8 Nov Pope in 'pretty good health' as he starts Latin America tourPope Leo XIV has reassured reporters that he is in good health as he begins a 12-day tour of Latin America, three weeks after undergoing surgery for lung cancer. The 71-year-old pontiff stated during his trip to Uruguay that the journey was always intended to proceed despite initial doubts due to his medical condition. His doctors confirmed that the tumor removal surgery was successful and there is no evidence of…BBC
8 Nov Pope Leo heads to Milei’s Argentina as tensions loom over austerity, IranPope Leo travels to Argentina on November 8 as part of a 12-day South American tour, meeting with President Javier Milei, a libertarian leader and ally of former US president Donald Trump. The visit comes amid tensions over Milei’s austerity measures criticized by the Church and his support for the Iran war, which Pope Leo has condemned. During his four-city tour until November 11, political observers expect Pope…The Straits Times
8 Nov 'Peace is possible and we are called to build it' Pope Leo XIV says in UruguayPope Leo XIV visited Paysandú, Uruguay, where he addressed a crowd of more than 40,000 people at Parque París Londres. Despite undergoing lung cancer surgery recently, the pontiff emphasized unity and community in his speech, using local symbols like the General Artigas bridge, palm trees, and mate to illustrate the importance of dialogue and shared values. The article details Leo XIV’s busy schedule including…Euronews
8 Nov Leo's trip will be the papal visit Argentines hoped Francis would makePope Leo arrived in Argentina on Sunday for a four-day visit as part of his South American tour, which marks the first papal visit to the country in nearly four decades. Many Argentines, who hoped Pope Francis would revisit his hometown but did not due to political concerns, view Leo’s trip as an opportunity to address social issues and connect with marginalized communities. Leo, 71, will meet with President Javier…The Straits Times
8 Nov Pope Leo arrives in Milei’s Argentina as tensions loom over austerity and IranPope Leo arrived in Argentina on Sunday for a 12-day South American tour, greeted at Buenos Aires airport by President Javier Milei. The visit comes amid tensions between the Vatican and Milei over his austerity measures and support for the Iran war; Pope Leo has criticized both policies, particularly their impact on the poor. At the airport, Pope Leo and President Milei exchanged a warm handshake despite their…South China Morning Post
8 Nov Pope’s visit to Argentina sets up showdown with ‘hyper-capitalist’ MileiPope Leo XIV is set to visit Argentina on November 9, starting his first full day at the Cottolengo Don Orione, a Catholic-run home for disabled people in Claypole. The visit comes amidst government cuts under President Javier Milei, impacting disability funding and care services. Pope Leo’s trip highlights ideological differences between him and Milei, with the pope emphasizing social justice and human worth beyond…The Guardian
8 Nov Pope Leo XIV delivers homily to thousands in UruguayOn November 8, 2026, Pope Leo XIV delivered a homily to a crowd of several thousand people in Florida, Uruguay. The event marked the beginning of the pope's South American tour and took place outside the city’s cathedral.Al Jazeera
8 Nov Pope Leo lands in Argentina on second leg of South American tourPope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina on November 8 for the second leg of his South American tour, marking the first visit by a pope to Argentina since nearly four decades ago. The trip includes meetings with President Javier Milei, who has implemented austerity measures criticized by Pope Leo for harming vulnerable populations. During his four-day stay, Pope Leo is scheduled to deliver speeches defending the poor and…The Straits Times
8 Nov After a successful trip to Uruguay, Pope Leo heads to ArgentinaPope Leo XIV concluded his visit to Uruguay by celebrating the feast of the Virgin of the Thirty-three in Florida, north of Montevideo, where tens of thousands gathered for Mass. In his homily, he thanked mothers and grandmothers for passing on the Catholic faith despite challenges, urging them not to give up hope. The Pope then traveled to Argentina to meet with President Javier Milei, whose austerity measures have…NPR
8 Nov Pope Leo XIV ends his visit to Uruguay with a tribute to women before departing to ArgentinaPope Leo XIV concluded his visit to Uruguay by praising women for preserving Catholic traditions amid secularism during a Mass attended by around 50,000 people in Florida, north of Montevideo. He addressed the issue of gender-based violence, noting nearly 20,000 femicides in Latin America over five years. Following his departure from Uruguay, Pope Leo arrived in Buenos Aires to meet with President Javier Milei…Euronews
7 Nov Pope Leo XIV embarks on 12-day South American tour just weeks after lung cancer surgeryPope Leo XIV started a 12-day tour of South America on Friday, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru just weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery. The trip includes around 19,000 miles of travel via twelve flights and two helicopter rides, during which he will attend nine Masses and address issues such as environmental destruction and political instability in the region. Vatican spokesperson Matteo Bruni stated…Just the News
6 Nov Pope Leo arrives in South America for 12-day tour less than a month after surgery amid lung cancer diagnosisPope Leo XIV has commenced a 12-day tour across South America, beginning with Uruguay just under four weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery. The visit includes stops in Argentina and Peru, marking his longest papal trip to date. In Uruguay, the pope was greeted by President Yamandú Orsi at the airport and addressed crowds despite challenging weather conditions. Leo's schedule involves visits to areas affected…The Independent- 6 Nov Pope Leo XIV embarks on 12-day South American tour just weeks after lung cancer surgeryPope Leo XIV has started a 12-day tour of South America that includes stops in Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru just weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery. The pope, aged 71, had part of his right lung removed during the procedure last month; doctors confirmed it was localized cancer requiring no further treatment. During the trip, he will cover around 19,000 miles, deliver nine Masses, and address regional issues…Just the News
6 Nov Pope Leo arrives in Uruguay starting 12-day Latin America tourPope Leo XIV has commenced a 12-day tour of South America, beginning in Uruguay three weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery. Despite initial doubts about his health, Pope Leo flew from Rome to Montevideo for the trip, which includes stops in Argentina and Peru. In Uruguay, he plans to visit areas affected by gang violence and hold masses in various cities, drawing widespread interest beyond just Catholic…Al Jazeera
6 Nov Pope Leo begins 12-Day, 3-country tour after cancer surgeryPope Leo XIV has embarked on a 12-day tour visiting Uruguay, Peru, and Argentina following his recent lung cancer surgery. The 71-year-old pontiff will travel to 10 cities including Cusco at an elevation over 11,000 feet, giving 36 speeches during the trip despite medical advice suggesting rest. Vatican officials highlight Pope Leo's enthusiasm for spreading the Gospel and emphasize his robust health post-surgery…NPR
6 Nov Pope Leo XIV, who had cancer surgery just weeks ago, begins grueling South American tourPope Leo XIV began a demanding 12-day tour of South America less than a month after undergoing cancer surgery, traveling to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru for a total distance of around 19,000 miles. The trip includes meetings with survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy and addresses pressing issues such as environmental destruction and political instability. Pope Leo sees this journey as a personal return to…NBC News
6 Nov After cancer surgery, Pope Leo embarks on Latin America tripPope Leo XIV has embarked on a three-nation tour of Latin America despite undergoing lung cancer surgery three weeks ago. The trip begins with a visit to Uruguay, which is the region’s least Catholic country, where he will spend three days engaging with communities and delivering Masses in Montevideo, Paysandú, and Florida. Pope Leo's doctors are confident about his health during this extensive journey, noting that…NPR
6 Nov After cancer surgery, Pope Leo embarks on Latin America trip with a first stop in secular UruguayPope Leo XIV, who recently underwent lung cancer surgery, is beginning a three-nation tour of Latin America with an initial visit to Uruguay, the region's least Catholic and most secular country. Despite his recovery period, the 71-year-old pope plans a busy three-day itinerary that includes visits to areas affected by gang violence and religious services in Montevideo and other cities. The trip aims to reconnect…Toronto Star
6 Nov What to know about Pope Leo XIV's trip to Uruguay, Argentina and PeruPope Leo XIV is visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru from November 6 to 17, marking his longest papal trip yet despite undergoing surgery for lung cancer three weeks prior. In Uruguay, where only about half of baptized Catholics actively practice, Leo will emphasize Catholic heritage in a secular context, including celebrating the feast day of the Virgin of the Thirty-three at Plaza Independencia in Montevideo.Toronto Star
6 Nov Pope Leo starts South America 'homecoming' tour a month after lung surgeryPope Leo begins a 12-day tour of South America, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru from November 6 to 17, shortly after undergoing lung cancer surgery. The Vatican spokesperson confirmed that Pope Leo has fully recovered and will travel over 31,000 km while delivering 36 speeches. During the trip, he aims to address regional issues such as political instability, environmental destruction, and arms trafficking.The Straits Times
6 Nov Pope Leo on emotional South America tour weeks after cancer surgeryPope Leo XIV embarked on an emotional trip to South America starting November 6, three weeks after undergoing lung cancer surgery. The 71-year-old leader will visit Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru over the course of 12 days, addressing challenges such as rising inequality and declining Catholicism in these countries. Despite his recent health issues, doctors cleared him for travel without special medical measures…The Straits Times
6 Nov Pope begins lengthy trip to Latin America weeks after lung cancer surgeryPope Leo XIV commenced his 12-day tour of Latin America three weeks after undergoing surgery for lung cancer. The trip, which includes stops in Uruguay, Argentina, and a "homecoming" to Peru where he previously served as a priest, aims to demonstrate that the Pope’s health has stabilized post-surgery. Vatican officials describe him as fully recovered with "fantastic stamina," emphasizing his enthusiasm for the…BBC
5 Nov Pope Leo to head home to Latin America for his longest and farthest trip yet
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5 Nov A still-recovering pope will head home to Latin America and his beloved Peru for a 12-day tripPope Leo XIV, recently recovering from lung cancer surgery, will begin a 12-day trip through Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru starting November 6th. This extensive journey involves over 31,000 kilometers of travel by air and includes visits to areas significant to his personal history as a missionary priest in Peru. Despite medical advice following his October 13th surgery, the Pope confirmed the trip without special…Toronto Star
4 Nov Pope Leo readies to visit a Latin America where Catholicism is on the declinePope Leo embarks on his first trip to Latin America as pontiff from November 6-17, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru. The journey covers nearly 31,000 km and includes meetings with political leaders, outdoor Masses expected to draw millions of attendees, and visits to remote Andean communities by helicopter. Despite Catholicism being the largest faith in absolute numbers in Latin America, Pew surveys show a…The Straits Times- 3 Nov Vatican gives fresh Pope Leo health update ahead of intense South America trip after cancer surgeryVatican officials announced on Tuesday that Pope Leo is in good health and ready for an upcoming 12-day visit to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, beginning this Friday. Less than four weeks after undergoing surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung due to lung cancer, the 71-year-old pope's recovery has progressed sufficiently to allow him to travel without special medical provisions beyond the standard…The Independent
- 3 Nov Pope Leo healthy and needs no extra measures for South America trip, Vatican saysVatican officials announced on November 3 that Pope Leo is healthy and ready to depart for a South American tour starting November 6, less than a month after his lung cancer surgery. The trip will span Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru over 12 days without any additional medical precautions beyond the standard measures typically taken during papal visits abroad. Vatican spokesperson Matteo Bruni confirmed that Pope Leo's…The Straits Times
1 Nov How Pope Leo is preparing for high altitude South America trip just weeks after lung cancer operationPope Leo, who recently underwent surgery to remove part of his lung due to lung cancer, is set to embark on an intensive 7-day tour of South America from November 6 to 17. The trip includes visits to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru, covering over 19,300 miles with stops at high-altitude locations like Cusco in Peru. Despite health concerns, the Pope’s schedule remains unchanged, though additional medical support…The Independent
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