Pope Leo's Uruguay Tour Highlights Tradition Amid Secular Shift
The pontiff's stop in Florida, Uruguay drew massive crowds and praised the church's historic role in Latin America's most secular nation.
Pope Leo visited Uruguay and spoke in Florida, Uruguay on Sunday, where tens of thousands packed the main square to hear him.
He praised the women who have passed the Catholic faith onto younger generations and highlighted the role the church has played since the founding of Latin America's most secular country.
Pope Leo wrapped up his visit to Uruguay on Sunday and is heading to Argentina after the trip.
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NPR
After a successful trip to Uruguay, Pope Leo heads to Argentina
On Sunday, tens of thousands packed the main square in Florida, Uruguay, to watch Pope Leo speak.
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Pope wraps up Uruguay visit and heads to most fraught stop of his tour in Milei's Argentina
Pope Leo XIV wrapped up his visit to Uruguay on Sunday by praising the women who have passed the Catholic faith onto younger generations, as he highlighted the role the church has played since the founding of Latin America's most secular country.
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- Pope Leo visited Uruguay.
- Pope Leo spoke in Florida, Uruguay, on Sunday.
- Tens of thousands of people packed the main square in Florida, Uruguay, to watch Pope Leo speak, according to NPR.
- Pope Leo XIV wrapped up his visit to Uruguay on Sunday.
- Pope Leo XIV praised the women who have passed the Catholic faith onto younger generations, according to The Washington Times.
- Pope Leo highlighted the role the church has played since the founding of Latin America's most secular country, according to The Washington Times.
- Pope Leo is heading to Argentina after his trip to Uruguay.
- Pope Leo XIV.
- Milei.
- Uruguay.
- Florida, Uruguay.
- Argentina.
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