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Pope Leo calls on Uruguay's Catholics to be 'bridge builders'

Headline from France 24 · First reported Nov 6, 3:13 PM ET () · Updated Nov 7, 9:48 PM ET · 13 sources, 16 articles

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Pope Leo XIV urged Catholics in Uruguay to build bridges of faith and fraternity on the second day of his 12-day tour of Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. The pope's three-country tour comes just three weeks after he underwent surgery for lung cancer.

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