Pope's Visit to France: European Union Leaders Invited to Metz's Speech
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For this event scheduled Monday, on the fourth day of Pope Leo XIV's apostolic visit to France, a "European format" was privileged, limited to representatives of the institutions of the European Union and to the leaders of the member countries, according to Elysée.
On Monday in Metz, Pope Leo XIV will deliver a speech on Europe in the presence of Emmanuel Macron and the heads of State and Government of the 26 other member countries of the European Union The Heads of State
Elysée lifted (a little) the veil this Tuesday on the political part of Leon XIV's visit to Metz on 28 September. Only the 26 heads of state of the European Union were invited there. This excludes the presence of Zelensky or Trump, a time mentioned. Emmanuel Macron, he, will not attend the Mass.
The President of France invited all heads of state and government from the countries of the European Union to participate on Monday in Metz, in the north-east of the country, in the address of Pope Leon XIV, entitled "At the roots of Europe for peace and unity".
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