Friday, November 13, 2026 Vol. I · No. 1
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Pope Leo calls on followers to "value women" and "respect girls"

Pope Leo visited Peru on Thursday, where he said he learned "what it means to be a shepherd" when he had lived and served in the country for several decades. He gave an emotional speech in which he denounced the culture of "machismo" and called on followers to "value women." Chris Livesay has more.

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