Peru’s Church Warns Against False Requests for Payments to Meet Pope Leo XIV
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The Peruvian church warns of false charges to see Pope Leon XIV, after detecting misleading advertisements on social networks before his visit in November.
Peruvian Church Alerts of False Payment Requests to Meet Pope Leo XIV · Global Voices
The Peruvian Episcopal Conference (CEP) warned about the circulation of paid publications and advertisements on social networks that ask for money in exchange for supposed blessings of Pope Leo XIV. The institution specified that these publications are false and have not been issued or authorized by the CEP. Therefore, it asked the faithful and citizens not to make transfers or give money before this type of offers.
Taking advantage of the faith and the illusion of the citizens who eagerly await the arrival of Pope Leo XIV in Peru, unscrupulous people are using, without authorization, the name, name, logo and institutional image of the Peruvian Episcopal Conference (CEP) to request payments or transfers of money.This was warned by the assembly of bishops of Peru itself through a statement in which it alerted the parishioners about the circulation on social …
Those responsible for these publications also use a local line number that leads to a WhatsApp chat presented falsely under the name of Episcopal Conference of Peru.
The Peruvian Episcopal Conference alert in networks the use of image with supposed encounters with Pope Le n XIV. In this sense, I discard this criminal modality, urging the citizen to reject it.
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