Faithful flock to Palermo in large numbers ahead of Pope Leo XIV Mass
Large crowds began filling streets of Buenos Aires from early hours of Monday morning; Pilgrims had camped overnight in Palermo, singing, praying and waving Argentine and Vatican flags ahead of Mass. Leer más
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