Leo XIV Returned From France to Rome
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Leo XIV said Mass at the Cathedral of Metz (DR) In Paris, in Lourdes, and then in Metz, Pope Leo XIV attracted immense crowds who came not only to see the head of the Catholic Church, but also to listen to a man whose word far exceeds the circle of believers. Read article Four days in the Pope's "bubble" appeared first on Infodujour.fr.
Eighteen years later Benedict XVI, a pope returned to France for an official visit. Francis had been there for special appointments, from Strasbourg to Marseilles and Corsica, but he had not made an apostolic trip to Paris. Leo XIV filled that void with four dense days, from 25 to 28 September, crossing Paris, Saint-Denis, Lourdes and Metz. Many places, many interlocutors, one thread: the dignity of the person and the responsibility to keep it i…
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In the plane of his return from Metz to Rome, Pope Leo XIV returned to several themes discussed during his trip to France. For him, these four days were filled with "many blessings."
At 8:53 PM, the plane carrying the Pope landed at Rome Airport. Leo XIV's fifth apostolic journey abroad concluded. The Pope visited three cities from September 25 to 28. In Paris, he met with the authorities, visited the Cathedral of Notre Dame, where he prayed with the clergy, and met with young people at a stadium in Saint-Jean-de-France, near Paris. The article "Leo XIV Returns from France to Rome" comes from the website Misyjne.pl.
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