
Pontífice reúne mais de 1 milhão de jovens e alerta contra 'ídolos contemporâneos'
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A visita à Argentina é a terceira etapa da viagem de Leão XIV pela América do Sul.
O papa Leão XIV criticou a obsessão por aparência, dinheiro e popularidade durante um encontro com jovens em Buenos Aires, na Argentina, nesta terça-feira (10). Diante de mais de 1 milhão de pessoas, o pontífice pediu que os jovens resistam ao que chamou de "ídolos contemporâneos".
O pontífice também alertou para os riscos da busca por reconhecimento nas redes sociais. Segundo ele, a necessidade de aprovação pode levar as pessoas a mentir, trair ou humilhar outras.
"Como minha condição social não era a mesma que a dos meus colegas, e eu não podia ter os melhores tênis ou as roupas que eles tinham, recebia provocações constantes", contou.
A visita à Argentina é a terceira etapa da viagem de Leão XIV pela América do Sul. O papa encerra o compromisso no país nesta quarta-feira (11), com uma visita a um presídio e uma missa ao ar livre.

Father Júlio Lancellotti returned to publishing on his social networks this Monday (9), after almost a year of restrictions imposed by the Archdiocese of São Paulo. The religious man coordinates the Pastoral do Povo de Rua and works in Mooca, in the east zone of São Paulo.

Pope Leo XIV concluded the second day of his visit to Uruguay with a vigil at the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo. He celebrated his first mass as Pope on South American soil in Paysandú, a border city, and visited the Casavalle neighborhood and the Catholic University. The 60,000 free tickets sold out in less than three hours.

Hundreds of faithful from Rio Grande do Sul traveled to Uruguay to see Pope Leo XIV, who celebrates Holy Mass on Sunday in the country. The tour departed from Guaíba, in the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre, and faithful from Santana do Livramento also went to the border to follow the event.

Pope Leo the 14th celebrated a mass in Paysandú, Uruguay, marking the first papal visit to the country in almost 40 years. The pontiff, who is recovering from lung surgery, continues his trip to Argentina and Peru, focusing on the region that has 47.7% of Catholics.

Leo XIV, aged 71, leaves the Vatican for a 31,000 km trip to Latin America, passing through Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, less than a month after surgery to remove a lobe from his right lung. The agenda includes more than 50 appointments, twelve flights, two helicopter trips and meetings with Javier Milei and Keiko Fujimori, as well as demands from victims of sexual abuse by the Church.

Pope Leo XIV received singer Bob Dylan in a private audience at the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican. Dylan, 71, was wearing a black coat, gloves and a hooded sweatshirt. Father Antonio Spadaro helped organize the meeting and shared photos on social media.