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Pope Leo helps Argentines embrace Francis, the pontiff who once divided them
Millions of Argentines have turned out to see Pope Leo XIV — and the words that moved them most often belonged to his predecessor, and their compatriot, Francis
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What happenedMillions of Argentines have turned out to see Pope Leo XIV — and the words that moved them most often belonged to his predecessor, and their compatriot, Francis.
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Left / center-leftPope Leo helps Argentines embrace Francis, the pontiff who once divided them
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Pope Leo helps Argentines embrace Francis, the pontiff who once divided them
Millions of Argentines have turned out to see Pope Leo XIV — and the words that moved them most often belonged to his predecessor, and their compatriot, Francis
Pope Leo helps Argentines embrace Francis, the pontiff who once divided them
Millions of Argentines have turned out to see Pope Leo XIV — and the words that moved them most often belonged to his predecessor, and their compatriot, Francis.
