'A Mass for 600,000': What You Need to Know About Pope Leo's Visit to France
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The Pope Leo XIV will travel to France from this Friday until Monday 28 September. He is expected in Paris, Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), Lourdes (Hautes-Pyrénées) and Metz (Moselle). Here is the program of these four days, with particular attention for the Parisian sequence that should drain a million people. - Visit of the Pope: this is the complete program of Leo XIV in France (Social Subjects).
'A mass for 600,000': What you need to know about Pope Leo's visit to France
Pope Leo XIV will make his first visit to France on Friday with stops in Paris, Saint-Denis, Lourdes and Metz. Here's what you need to know if you want to catch a glimpse or avoid the likely disruption.
Whether they are spectators at the vigil at the Stade de France, pilgrims at Lourdes or altarservants for Mass at the Concord, the disabled Christians mobilized during the visit are looking forward to the arrival of Leo XIV.
Masse giante Place de la Concorde, giant screens funded in Metz, 15,000 policemen, gendarmes and military mobilized: the coming of Leo XIV revives tensions around the law of 1905. If freedom of worship in public space is guaranteed, the border becomes blurred as soon as public money comes into play.
From Friday 25 September, Pope Leo XIV will be for the first time in France for an apostolic journey of four days. Between diplomatic commitments, prayer time and popular meetings, here is his programme step by step. Friday 25 September: Arrival in Paris, diplomacy and communion with the youth After arriving at the airport of Paris-Orly around 10 am, the sovereign pontiff will begin his official visit with an interview with Emmanuel Macron, at a…
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