2.7 million faithful walk through rain in record pilgrimage in Argentina
The 52nd Young Pilgrimage to Luján gathered a record number of 2.7 million people in the rain, in a climate of preparation for Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina.
TL;DR
- A record 2.7 million pilgrims participated in the 52nd Young Pilgrimage to Luján, Argentina.
- The pilgrimage took place under heavy rain, covering a distance of over 60 kilometers.
- Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva highlighted the theme of fraternity and urged pilgrims to overcome divisions and intolerance.
- Volunteers provided support, refreshments, and 'free hugs' along the route.
- The event served as a spiritual preparation for the upcoming visit of Pope Leo XIV to Argentina.
- The Archbishop called for unity and acts of solidarity, forgiveness, and reconciliation within the country.
- Pilgrims were encouraged to extend the spirit of fraternity to marginalized and vulnerable groups.