Catholic Life Surgery of Pope Leo XIV
Sturla: noticias alentadoras sobre la salud del Papa y avances en su visita
Archbishop Sturla of Montevideo reported that the Pope is medically cleared for his upcoming apostolic visit to Latin America, scheduled from November 6 to 17. During a radio program on October 18, Sturla cited surgeon Stefano Margaritora, who stated there are no clinical reasons to prevent the trip.
Organizers are preparing for large gatherings in Montevideo, Paysandú, and Florida. Free tickets for the Holy Mass in Paysandú, the prayer vigil at Estadio Centenario, and the Holy Mass in Florida will be available starting Friday, October 23, at 11:00 a.m. via the official website, www.papaleonuruguay.uy. Attendees must manage these tickets in advance.
Sturla also encouraged support for the visit through the Una Gran Alegría raffle. Tickets for the raffle are available on the official website for $2,000 each to help fund the scheduled encounters.
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- Official source@ICM_uySturla: Encouraging news about the Pope's health and progress in his visit
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