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Pope Leo XIV Speaks With Colombian President After Devastating Earthquake

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Pope Leo XIV spoke by telephone with Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella on Sept. 2, assuring his prayers and solidarity with those affected by the earthquake that struck the country earlier this month.

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In the phone call, the Pope reiterated his solidarity with Colombia and the victims of the earthquake of August 10. The post The Pope spoke to Abelardo about the situation in the country due to the earthquake appeared first on La Silla Empty.

On Wednesday, September 2nd, the Holy Father spoke by telephone with Colombian President Abelardo de Espriella. The conversation focused on the situation in the country and the effects of the earthquake that struck Colombia on August 10th, according to the Holy See Press Office. The Pope reiterated his solidarity with those affected by the disaster. He addressed the families of the dead, injured, and rescue teams in particular. The article "Leo…

Three and a half weeks ago a devastating earthquake shook Colombia. Hundreds of deaths and damage in billions were the result. Now the Pope has telephoned the president of the severely hit country.

The Holy Father spoke by telephone with Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella about the consequences of the earthquake that struck the country, the Vatican announced on Wednesday. The head of the church expressed his closeness to all those who have been living in difficulties since the earthquake. He remembered the families of the dead, the wounded, the rescue workers and those providing humanitarian aid. According to a Vatican statement,…

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Vatican News broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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