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

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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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Pope Leo cheered on return to Peru city where he served as bishop
11/13/2026, 8:52:31 PM
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