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Luján hosts 1st Ibero-American Forum of Marian Cities
Luján hosted the 1st Ibero-American Forum of Marian Cities, bringing together political leaders and Church authorities from 16 countries to discuss religious tourism and social inclusion. The event concluded with a call to strengthen networks between shrines and local governments to better manage the millions of pilgrims who visit these sites annually.
The forum was organized by the Municipio de Luján, CAF, and CELAM. Participants addressed challenges such as pastoral accompaniment and the integration of long-term public policies with spiritual needs to support the development of cities hosting religious tourism.
The meeting served as an official activity preceding the visit of Pope Leo XIV to Argentina. The Pope is scheduled to celebrate Mass at the Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Luján on November 11.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsMarian Cities Forum in Luján promotes dialogue and fraternity
Vatican News
- Reporting@aciprensaLuján was the site of the 1st Ibero-American Forum of Marian Cities
ACI Prensa · Julieta Villar
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 21, 8:52 AM Vatican News Español Foro de Ciudades Marianas en Luján impulsa el diálogo y la fraternidad
- Oct 21, 1:08 PM ACI Prensa Español Luján fue sede del 1° Foro Iberoamericano de Ciudades Marianas
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