Pope Leo is welcomed back to Peru, a country he called home
NOV 13, 20265 MIN
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Description
The Chicago-born pope has been touring South America, concluding with a visit to Peru. He lived there for decades before becoming pope. Pope Leo served as bishop in northern Peru through years of political turmoil, the COVID pandemic and a huge influx of migrants.
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