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Photos: Crowds greet Pope Leo in Argentina after 40-year wait
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Pope Leo XIV urges Argentinians to emulate their saints during his landmark visit, drawing crowds not seen for decades.
Pope Leo XIV urges Argentinians to emulate their saints during his landmark visit, drawing crowds not seen for decades.
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