The Latest: Cardinal who rebuked pope helps celebrate Mass
Pope Francis
Pope Francis arrives to celebrate Mass at the Las Palmas Air Force base in Lima  Peru  Sunday  Jan. 21  2018. (Karel Navarro/Associated Press)
LIMA  Peru — The Latest on Pope Francis’ visit to Peru (all times local):
The American cardinal who publicly rebuked  Pope Francis  over  his  remarks about Chilean sex abuse victims is concelebrating Francis’ final Mass in Peru.
O’Malley publicly rebuked  Francis  on Saturday for accusing victims of Chile’s most notorious pedophile priest of slandering another bishop with their claims.
 Francis  is likely to face questions about the issue on  his  in-flight news conference while returning to Rome.
 Pope Francis  is telling young Peruvians that God loves them as they are and there’s no need to “Photoshop” their hearts to make them seem perfect.
At a noon prayer from Lima’s Plaza de Armas   Francis  sought to speak to young people in their own language in encouraging them in their faith.
 Francis  is known for  his  blunt speaking style. Earlier Sunday  he  told Peruvian bishops they need to speak the language of young people to help them understand the message of the Gospel  just as Roman Catholic missionaries learned the languages of indigenous peoples as they worked to convert them.
 Pope Francis  is demanding that Congo authorities do everything in their power to avoid violence amid deadly anti-government demonstrations.
 Francis  made the appeal from the Peruvian capital  where  he  led thousands of young people in prayer.
 He  said of Congo: “I ask the authorities and those responsible and all those in this beloved country that they use maximum commitment and effort to avoid all forms of violence and look for solutions in favor of the common good.”
 Pope Francis  says the sprawling Odebrecht bribery scandal that has rippled across Latin America is “just a small anecdote” in a scourge of corruption throughout the region.
 Francis  said Sunday in remarks to bishops in Peru that politics in much of Latin America is in a state of “crisis” because of graft.
The controversy over Pope Francis’ accusations of slander against victims of Chile’s most notorious pedophile priest has followed him to Peru.
In Chile   Francis  accused victims of the country’s most notorious sexual abuser  the Rev. Fernando Karadima  of slandering another bishop by saying he knew of Karadima’s abuse but did nothing.  Francis  said there was “not one shred of proof” implicating the bishop and that the accusations against him were “calumny.”
 Pope Francis  has had a special group of visitors call on  him  at the Vatican’s residence in Peru: four prisoners who were released for a brief spell to greet  him .
[TGT] arrives to celebrate Mass at the Las Palmas Air Force base in Lima  Peru  Sunday  Jan. 21  2018. (Karel Navarro/Associated Press)
LIMA  Peru — The Latest on Pope Francis’ visit to Peru (all times local):
The American cardinal who publicly rebuked  [TGT][TGT]  remarks about Chilean sex abuse victims is concelebrating Francis’ final Mass in Peru.
O’Malley publicly rebuked  Francis  on Saturday for accusing victims of Chile’s most notorious pedophile priest of slandering another bishop with their claims.
 [TGT]is likely to face questions about the issue on  [TGT]  in-flight news conference while returning to Rome.
 [TGT]is telling young Peruvians that God loves them as they are and there’s no need to “Photoshop” their hearts to make them seem perfect.
At a noon prayer from Lima’s Plaza de Armas   [TGT]sought to speak to young people in their own language in encouraging them in their faith.
 [TGT]is known for  [TGT]  blunt speaking style. Earlier Sunday  [TGT]  told Peruvian bishops they need to speak the language of young people to help them understand the message of the Gospel  just as Roman Catholic missionaries learned the languages of indigenous peoples as they worked to convert them.
 [TGT]is demanding that Congo authorities do everything in their power to avoid violence amid deadly anti-government demonstrations.
 [TGT]made the appeal from the Peruvian capital  where  [TGT]  led thousands of young people in prayer.
 [TGT]  said of Congo: “I ask the authorities and those responsible and all those in this beloved country that they use maximum commitment and effort to avoid all forms of violence and look for solutions in favor of the common good.”
 Pope Francis  says the sprawling Odebrecht bribery scandal that has rippled across Latin America is “just a small anecdote” in a scourge of corruption throughout the region.
 [TGT]said Sunday in remarks to bishops in Peru that politics in much of Latin America is in a state of “crisis” because of graft.
The controversy over [TGT] has followed him to Peru.
In Chile   [TGT]accused victims of the country’s most notorious sexual abuser  the Rev. Fernando Karadima  of slandering another bishop by saying he knew of Karadima’s abuse but did nothing.  [TGT]said there was “not one shred of proof” implicating the bishop and that [TGT] were “calumny.”
 [TGT]has had a special group of visitors call on  him  at the Vatican’s residence in Peru: four prisoners who were released for a brief spell to greet  him .