The operation for the Pope's visit will include vehicle restrictions, access controls, and designated areas for delegations
Total closure of Lacaze Avenue (Provincial Route 4): the restriction will cover the section adjacent to the property and the seven blocks through which the popemobile will circulate.
Perimeter security: the streets near the complex will have strict access filters.
The pope León XIV will depart this Monday, November 9, from the Apostolic Nunciature heading to the Little Cottolengo Don Orione in Claypole. The operation will include traffic cuts, access controls, and designated areas for the public.
The caravan will pass through Lomas de Zamora and bordering areas of Esteban Echeverría and Almirante Brown. In the last seven blocks on Lacaze Avenue, the Pontiff will travel in the popemobile at a speed of 20 km/h to greet the faithful.
The entourage of pope León XIV will leave at 9:15 from the Apostolic Nunciature and head to the Little Cottolengo Don Orione, located at Lacaze Avenue 3963, Claypole.
The final stretch of the route will cover seven blocks on Lacaze Avenue, where the popemobile will move at low speed to facilitate contact between the Pontiff and those who come to greet him.
The security operation includes vehicle restrictions and controls in the vicinity of the Little Cottolengo Don Orione. The main measures will be:
Entry with authorization: only those with official web passes or accredited by the Diocese of Lomas de Zamora will be allowed access.
Access to the Cottolengo: entry to the property will be reserved exclusively for accredited individuals.
To organize the presence of delegations, areas marked by fences, known as “corralitos” or patios, will be set up at various points on Monteverde Avenue and around the Cottolengo.
These spaces will be exclusively for representatives of movements, service institutions, and religious communities from the diocese that have completed prior registration. The distribution will help manage attendance during pope León XIV's visit to Claypole.
