French Hunting Alongside the Plane of Pope Leo XIV: the Escort in Flight From Lourdes to Metz
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Leone XIV took off from the International Airport of "Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrenees" (ANSA)
Hunting of the French Air Force on board the plane Pope Leo XIV, during the transfer from Lourdes to Metz, the last stop of the apostolic journey to France. The Pontiff left at 7.40 am from Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées airport and arrived at 9.20 am in Metz-Nancy-Lorraine, where he continued his visit with meetings and Mass in the cathedral of Saint-Étienne. He also looks at "The Church recognizes her mistakes": Leone XIV in Lourdes before meeting th…
(LaPresse) - The visit to Metz concludes the four-day trip to France: the Pontiff was expected at an interreligious meeting at the Conference Centre
On the last day of his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV landed early this morning in Metz. Eryk Margueritte, airline pilot officer of Air France, and Laurence Priad, head hostess during the flight, shared this trip with the sovereign pontiff. Interview.
The Airbus A321 "Vatican City" carrying Pope Leo XIV was escorted by aircraft of the Air Force Monday morning during the flight between Lourdes and Metz, the last stage of the visit of the Supreme Pontiff to France.
Two French Air Force fighters escorted Pope Leo XIV's plane this Monday during the flight between Lourdes and Metz. The passage through Metz marks the last moment of the Pontiff's four-day visit to France, where he will participate in an interreligious meeting.
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