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Pope Leo visits Argentina on second leg of expansive Latin America tour after lung surgery

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Pope Leo recently traveled to Argentina, marking the second stop on his extensive tour of South America which commenced after he underwent lung surgery. The visit is significant given Argentina’s connection to Pope Francis, who was born there. Reporter Chris Livesay provided coverage of this trip.
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Pope Leo XIV, who underwent surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung due to lung cancer just weeks prior, embarked on a 12-day tour of South America starting November 6, 2026. The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo is in good health and requires no additional medical measures for this trip. During his visit, he met with survivors of clerical sexual abuse in Argentina on November 9, drawing significant attention to the ongoing issues within the Catholic Church regarding sex abuse cases. On November 10, an estimated 2.5 million people gathered in Buenos Aires for a mass led by Pope Leo, marking his first papal visit to Argentina since Pope John Paul II's trip in 1987.

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Pope Leo visited Argentina, the home country of the late Pope Francis, as part of an expansive tour of South America that's followed his lung surgery.
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Pope Leo visited Argentina, the home country of the late Pope Francis, as part of an expansive tour of South America that's followed his lung surgery. asserted
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