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Pope Leo Appears to Call Latin Mass 'Personal Preference'

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Pope Leo said during a homily in France to ‘place communion with the successor of Peter and with the Church before your personal preferences ... to foster the unity of God’s people’ in what could be considered a jab at the SSPX.
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At the Mass celebrated in St Stephen's Cathedral at the end of his apostolic journey to France, Pope Leo XIV appealed to peace, justice and the moral roots of the continent in the face of a world marked by "many violence, manipulation and arrogance."In a land of marked historical memory on the banks of the Moselle, the Pontiff entrusted the path of the local Church and that of all Europe.The Pope has proposed three stages for the transformation …

Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass in the Cathedral of Metz for 35,000 faithful and asked that the wounds of Europe become openings for light and harmony.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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On his last day in France, in Metz on Monday, September 28, 2026, Leo XIV attended an interreligious meeting and then a diplomatic summit. After a last Mass celebrated at the cathedral, the pope returned to the Vatican.

·Paris, France
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La Croix broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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