Highlights of Pope Leo's first day in France
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Pope Leo XIV arrived in Paris on 25 September, beginning his historic four-day visit to France. On his first day in the capital, the Pope’s agenda included presiding over the solemn Vespers at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris and leading a youth vigil at the French Stadium. From Paris, our journalist, Erika Olavarría, extended the details.
Highlights of Pope Leo's first day in France
On the first day of Pope Leo's Apostolic Journey to France, he met with President Macron, visited UNESCO, presided over vespers at Notre Dame, and led a prayer vigil with some 80,000 young people in the country's biggest stadium. Watch our video highlights here. Read all
Pope Leo XIV arrives in Paris at start of 4-day visit to France
PARIS — Pope Leo XIV arrived in France on Friday for a four-day visit to the country that begins with a packed first day, with stops at UNESCO headquarters, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the national stadium for a prayer vigil with 80,000 young people. Leo is the first pope to visit Paris since Pope Benedict XVI in 2008. Leo was welcomed at Paris Orly Airport by President Emmanuel Macron. Two local children presented flowers as the pontiff was given…
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