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Pope Leo XIV Draws Record Crowds in Argentina: 2.5 Million at Buenos Aires Mass and 650,000 in Córdoba

The Buenos Aires attendance was estimated at 2.5 million by the police, while the municipal authorities put the figure at 3 million

91 US Lawmakers Urge Congress to Invite Pope Leo XIV for Historic Address in 2027

The initiative was led by Democratic Representative Mike Thompson and Republican Representative Brian Fitzpatrick. Its signatories believe that the Pope’s emphasis on service, compassion for others and human dignity would offer a valuable perspective on the difficult domestic and international questions facing Congress

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