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After emotional return, Pope Leo denounces 'machismo' in Peru and demands respect for women
Headline via PBS NewsHour · first report 12 Nov, 20:39 IST, latest 13 Nov, 12:06 IST
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First report12 Nov, 20:39 IST
Latest report13 Nov, 12:06 IST
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LIMA, Nov 12 - Crowds flooded Lima's streets on Thursday, the second day of Pope Leo's emotional return to Peru, which has already broken crowd records in the country where he lived for about 20 years.
Pope Leo XIV on Thursday denounced widespread "machismo" and violence against women in Peru, demanding that women be protected and respected as he set out marching orders for his beloved Peruvian church and people.
Pope Leo visited Peru on Thursday, where he said he learned "what it means to be a shepherd" when he had lived and served in the country for several decades. He gave an emotional speech in which he denounced the culture of "machismo" and called on followers…
Pope Leo called on the influential Catholic hierarchy to be models of unity and communion, and instructed Peruvian bishops to accompany their flocks and respond to victims of clergy sexual abuse with truth and justice
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- The Straits Times Crowds fill Lima streets for Pope Leo’s emotional return to Peru
- PBS NewsHour After emotional return, Pope Leo denounces 'machismo' in Peru and demands respect for women
- CBS News Pope Leo calls on followers to "value women" and "respect girls"
- The Hindu Pope Leo XIV denounces ‘machismo,’ demands women be protected in emotional return to Peru
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