The Vatican confirms that Leo XIV will travel to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru as planned between November 6 and 17. In a statement published by the press office of the Holy See, Pope Leo expressed his hope that the visit to Latin America will strengthen the commitment of Christians to proclaim the Gospel. "I look forward to returning to the continent where I experienced so many moments in my life," the Pope said. "May this journey be an opportunity for us to open our hearts to each other, strengthen our community as brothers and sisters, and renew our commitment to proclaim the gospel with joy." Papal doctors report that his recovery is progressing well, with recent tests confirming his good health, which will allow him to undertake his upcoming apostolic journey. "Dr. Luigi Carbone confirms that the recovery of the holy fathers after the operation continues, and the latest medical tests indicate his good health and good clinical condition," the statement said.

The Vatican confirms that Leo XIV will travel to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru as planned between November 6 and 17. In a statement published by the press office of the Holy See, Pope Leo expressed his hope that the visit to Latin America will strengthen the commitment of Christians to proclaim the Gospel. "I look forward to returning to the continent where I experienced so many moments in my life," the Pope said. "May this journey be an opportunity for us to open our hearts to each other, strengthen our community as brothers and sisters, and renew our commitment to proclaim the gospel with joy." Papal doctors report that his recovery is progressing well, with recent tests confirming his good health, which will allow him to undertake his upcoming apostolic journey. "Dr. Luigi Carbone confirms that the recovery of the holy fathers after the operation continues, and the latest medical tests indicate his good health and good clinical condition," the statement said.