Pope Leo draws 2.5 million people during historic Argentina Mass

An estimated 2.5 million people gathered in Buenos Aires for the first mass by a Catholic Pope in four decades.

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Some 2.5 million people have attended Pope Leo's mass in Buenos Aires, his largest gathering yet. The pontiff once again called for protecting the vulnerable as President Milei cuts disability care and social services.

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