Pope Leo XIV returns to Peru, denounces machismo
Pope Leo XIV, who spent years in Peru, said he is home. He denounced machismo and demanded women be protected. He met six abuse survivors and said the Church must make amends. About 52,000 young people met him in Lima.
Why it matters
The visit puts abuse and violence against women on the agenda for the world's Catholics.
Background
Leo is the first US-born pope and holds Peruvian citizenship.
The story so far
- Pope Leo cleared for South America trip after surgery
- Pope Leo cleared for South America trip
- Pope Leo begins Latin America trip after lung surgery
- Pope Leo begins South America tour in Uruguay
- Pope Leo begins South America tour after cancer surgery
- Pope Leo urges Milei to safeguard democracy
- Pope Leo tells Milei the economy must serve people
- Pope Leo draws huge crowds in Argentina
- Pope Leo ends Argentina visit with huge Mass, arrives in Peru
- Pope Leo XIV in Peru urges respect for women, amends to abuse victims
- Pope Leo XIV returns to Peru, denounces machismo
Sources
- France 24 ↗Nov 12, 9:58 PM ET
- PBS NewsHour ↗Nov 12, 5:06 PM ET
- The Hindu ↗Nov 13, 1:36 AM ET
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