WorldVatican NewsPope’s visit confirmed: ‘I look forward to returning to Latin America’
Pope Leo XIV has confirmed he will travel to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru from November 6 to 17, with his medical team saying his post-surgery recovery is on track.
Pope Leo XIV expresses joy and enthusiasm about his upcoming Apostolic Journey to Latin America, as the Holy See Press Office confirms his visit to ...
The Vatican confirmed Pope Leo XIV will proceed with his Apostolic Journey to Latin America on November 6 to 17 as originally scheduled.
The Pope had surgery on October 13, but his medical team confirmed the procedure was successful, the condition was localised, and no further oncological treatment is needed.
The Pope said he looks forward to returning to the continent where he has experienced many moments of his life, and hopes the trip will renew commitment to the Gospel.
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