Two million people said goodbye to the Pope in Argentina during the last mass. He is heading to Peru.

Pope Leo XIV. held his final mass in Argentina, attended by two million people, where he emphasized reconciliation and thanked locals for their warm welcome. He will travel to Peru next, having previously visited Uruguay. The mass took place at the pilgrimage site of Luján, dedicated to the local Virgin Mary, a patroness of Argentina. Leo XIV. acknowledged the country's rich diversity and called for healing from the past, particularly regarding the legacy of military dictatorship. His visit to Argentina began on November 6, and he is set to return to the Vatican on November 17.