Pope Leo set for largest event of France tour as Paris crowds swell
Summary
Pope Leo XIV is visiting France for the first time in 18 years. During his visit, he will lead a large open-air mass in Paris expected to attract around 600,000 people and has spoken about the importance of living together in dignity and peace.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV is on a state visit to France.
- It is the first visit by a pope to France in 18 years.
- The pope will hold a large open-air mass in Paris with an expected crowd of 600,000 worshippers.
- The visit includes meetings with migrants and marginalized people.
- Pope Leo XIV emphasized the possibility of living together peacefully and with dignity.
- He discussed that true secularism does not exclude religion.
- The pope was warmly welcomed by large crowds in Paris and made a public tour in the "popemobile."
- The event was held near the Stade de France stadium and included evening prayer at Notre-Dame cathedral.
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