Hope is reborn in elderly people in Peru after the Pope's visit: "He has given us back the will to live"
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Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to visit Peru on November 16, which includes a stop at a modest nursing home in Lima housing 60 residents. The upcoming visit has brought a renewed sense of hope and joy to the elderly residents, with one resident, Laura, expressing profound surprise and emotion that a pope would visit her home.
Separately, French writer Emmanuel Carrère recently participated in a highly anticipated dialogue with Argentine writer Leila Guerriero at the International Literature Festival (Filba). The conversation drew a crowd of over 800 attendees who filled the venue's main hall.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Article 1Focuses on the emotional human-interest impact of the pope's upcoming visit on Peruvian elderly.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Article 2Covers a literary festival event featuring French writer Emmanuel Carrère in conversation with Leila Guerriero.