Catholic Life Surgery of Pope Leo XIV
MONS. OLIVERA | Hay que priorizar la salud del Papa, que se recupere bien, rezamos por su salud y pedimos la intercesión del Santo Cura Brochero
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Bishop Santiago Olivera said the health of Pope Leo XIV must be the priority as the Pope recovers in the Gemelli Hospital in Rome. Speaking to Radio Verdad, the Bishop of the Military Ordinariate of Argentina noted that information from the Vatican suggests the Pope is progressing well, having already eaten breakfast and celebrated Mass.
Olivera said church authorities are waiting to see if the Pope's scheduled November visit to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru will take place. He noted that the trip involves significant physical demands due to numerous flights and a heavy schedule of activities. While the Pope's recovery is encouraging, a final decision on the travel plans has not been made.
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- Official source@ObCastrenseArgMONS. OLIVERA | Hay que priorizar la salud del Papa, que se recupere bien, rezamos por su salud y pedimos la intercesión del Santo Cura Brochero
Military Ordinariate of Argentina · Fuente Obispado Castrense de Argentina
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