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Vatican News – shqip

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Papa sot në Paysandún: Mesha e parë në Uruguai së bashku me besimtarë nga Argjentina dhe Brazili

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Paysandú bëhet vendi i kremtimit të Meshës së parë të Papës Leoni XIV në Amerikën Latine, me pjesëmarrjen e besimtarëve nga Argjentina dhe Brazili.

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Vatican News Zgjedhja e qytetit Paysandú, një prej qendrave kryesore të pjesës veriore të Uruguait, si një nga ndalesat e udhëtimit apostolik të Papa Leone XIV, krijon mundësi të mira për pjesëmarrjen e pelegrinëve nga Argjentina dhe Brazili, falë pozicionit të tij gjeografik. Këtë thekson imzot Arturo Fajardo, ipeshkëv i Salto-s, dioqezë në territorin e së cilës ndodhet qyteti i Paysandús, në një intervistë dhënë për Adn-Celam. «Lumi Uruguai apo lumi Cuareim nuk na ndajnë, por na bashkojnë. Në këtë kuptim, ekziston një përpjekje për të vazhduar të rritemi si Kisha motra», shpjegon ipeshkvi. Imzot Fajardo shpreh dëshirën që Papa Leone XIV, gjatë vizitës së sotme në Paysandú, të ketë mundësi të njohë nga afër angazhimin e përditshëm të atyre që e bëjnë të mundur ungjillëzimin në bashkësi: katekistëve, animatorëve rinorë, përgjegjësve të uratorëve dhe të krishterëve që kujdesen për jetën e kapelave të vogla në zonat e brendshme të vendit. Sipas tij, këto përvoja dëshmojnë pasurinë, por…

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