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Pope Leo cheered on return to Peru city where he served as bishop

An estimated 1.5 million people have welcomed Pope Leo XIV back to the city in Peru where he once served as bishop.

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Over a million people have gathered for Mass with Pope Leo XIV on Friday. The event in northern Peru, where he served as bishop before becoming head of the Catholic Church, is the centerpiece of his South American tour.

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Pope Leo celebrates Mass in his former diocese of Chiclayo, Peru

Over a million people have gathered for Mass with Pope Leo XIV on Friday. The event in northern Peru, where he served as bishop before becoming head of the Catholic Church, is the centerpiece of his South American tour.

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