The Pope called on Peruvian bishops to help heal societal divisions and address abuses.
Pope Leo XIV is visiting Peru, where he gathered about 3 million people in the streets of the capital. He advocated for greater equality for women and urged bishops to address sexual abuse scandals. The Vatican announced plans to set up a listening channel in Lima in April.
- Pope Leo XIV advocated for greater participation and equality for women in Peru.
- Pope Leo XIV said the Church must make amends to victims.
- Catholicism represents 67 percent of the population in Peru.
- Pope Leo XIV gathered about 3 million people in the streets of the capital.
- The Vatican announced plans to set up a listening channel in Lima in April.
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