Pope Leo XIV appears to rebuke French secularism in Macron’s presence
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Leo XIV had specific things to say to the French and their president, in the name of "the unique and irreplaceable value of every human being" which he witnessed in his mission as pope.
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, this Friday defended the "French secularity" by welcoming Pope Leo XIV to the Palace of the Elysée, during the beginning of the visit of the pontiff to France, in which he also advocated the creation of an international organization to regulate the AI. "French secularity is not [...] The entry Macron defends before the Pope the French secularity was first published in Diario San Rafael.
"Just secularism does not mean excluding religion from public space," Pope Leo XIV said on Friday in his first speech to the French authorities at the Elysée.
Shortly after his arrival in Paris, Friday, September 25, the pontiff delivered a speech in French at the Élysée. In a context of weakening international law and polarization, in France especially seven months before the presidential elections, he pleaded in favor of a just secularism.
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