In the heart of the Buenos Aires plains, just an hour from Argentina’s capital, stands the Basilica of Our Lady of Luján
The Basilica of Our Lady of Luján stands in the city of Luján Edith Polverini - Shutterstock
Argentinian asado Elena Ebinger - Shutterstock
Argentina’s asado, born with the gauchos of the pampas, is more than cooking: a ritual of fire, memory, and togetherness across generations
Interior of the Lujan Basilica in Argentina Milton Ekman - Shutterstock
Basilica of Luján, Argentina’s national shrine and center of devotion to the country’s patron Virgin
Miraculous origin of Our Lady of Luján in 1630, by Augusto Ballerini, 1895. By Augusto Ballerini - Dominio público
The story of Manuel, an enslaved African who became guardian of the Virgin of Luján, shaping Argentina’s greatest pilgrimage tradition
The famous colorful streets of El Caminito with the famous statue of Pope Francis waving at the crowd. Carmen Jost - Shutterstock
Known as the Circuito Papal (Papal Circuit), this walking route explores key sites from the early life of Jorge Mario Bergoglio—before he became known to the world as Pope Francis.
“Ninety divers come out of the water, carrying a cross with them. It’s a sight to behold,” says Juan Gabriel Arias. Currently a missionary in Mozambique, Arias is known for…