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Leon XIV Will Visit Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján During His Trip to Argentina

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Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina will have as operating center the Apostolic Nunciature of Buenos Aires. From that headquarters, the Pontiff will move to different points of the country during a tour whose details are still in the process of definition, although there is already a preliminary schedule with three confirmed destinations. The Archbishop of Mercedes-Luján, Jorge Eduardo Scheining, announced part of the planning after meeting with …
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Pope Leo XIV received in audience this Thursday Monsignor Marcelo Colombo, Archbishop of Mendoza and President of the Argentine Episcopal Conference (CEA), and Monsignor Raúl Pizarro, Auxiliary Bishop of San Isidro and General Secretary of the Episcopate. The meeting, described as “cordial and affable”, is concrete in the previous trip announced for November, with the expected arrival in the country of Leon XIV, successor of the late Pope Franci…

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The preliminary agenda includes activities in Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján between 9 and 11 November. Nation, CABA and the provinces involved already coordinate security, logistics and transfers. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina will have as operating center the Apostolic Nunciature of Buenos Aires. From that headquarters, the Pontiff will move to different points of the country during a tour whose details are still in the process of definition, although there is already a preliminary schedule with three confirmed destinations. The Archbishop of Mercedes-Luján, Jorge Eduardo Scheining, announced part of the planning after meeting with …

The preliminary program includes activities in Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján between November 9 and 11. The schedule is not yet closed.

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lagaceta.com.ar broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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