Pope Leo XIV is spending his second day in Argentina on Monday, with a Mass in Buenos Aires at the center of his schedule, according to La Nación. The Argentine outlet is running live coverage of the visit, including the day's agenda and the latest developments.
The Mass is set for the Monumento a los Españoles, La Nación reports, and the paper has also addressed the question of whether tickets are available for the service. Radio Nacional Rock reported that a vigil had already begun for people hoping to attend the Mass in Palermo.
Crowds gathered well ahead of the event. According to Infobae, hundreds of faithful camped overnight in Palermo and Claypole to see the Pope on his second day in the country. La Gaceta, reporting from Buenos Aires, published photographs of the small city built to host Pope Leo XIV during the visit.
The scale of the preparations reflects the significance of the trip for Argentine Catholics, with the faithful arriving early and settling in around the Palermo site before the Mass. La Nación's live coverage indicates further agenda items are scheduled through the day.
What to watch next: La Nación's live blog for updates on the Mass at the Monumento a los Españoles and the rest of the Pope's schedule in Buenos Aires.
