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Archbishop Richard Alarcón Urrutia of Cusco died
First source report
Archbishop Richard Alarcón Urrutia of Cusco died on Friday, October 30, following a long illness, according to an announcement from the Archdiocese of Cusco. He was 74 years old.
His death occurs shortly before Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to arrive in Cusco on November 15.
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- Official sourceArchbishop Richard Alarcón Urrutia of Cusco has died
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