Pope Leo XIV Faces His Journey to France Marked by a "Surprising Rebirth of Faith"
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A point of resilience is of particular interest to the pope: the spectacular growth of adult baptisms.
France has long been regarded as a dissuasive example of secularization to the Vatican. However, the imminent journey of Leo XIV shows that the Church is gaining importance.
Giant messes, out-of-standard security, marathon program and popular craze: Pope Leo XIV begins on Friday a four-day historic visit to France, a boon for a Catholic Church
Pope Leo XIV begins a four-day apostolic journey to France that includes a fortnight of events, four homilies and eight speeches. Correspondent Eva Fernández has detailed that the itinerary includes visits to Paris, Notre Dame Cathedral, Lourdes Shrine and the city of Metz.The Pope's first relevant intervention takes place at UNESCO, where he talks about artificial intelligence, education, culture and peace. Fernández has emphasized that "it wil…
The pope arrives in Paris then Lourdes and Metz for the sixth journey of his pontificate. The long history of Catholicism in France, the little spiritual awakening in this secularized country, which remains of his influence in the world and some personal ties make it an important destination for him.
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