
During a gathering of 80,000 young people at the Stade de France, Pope Leo
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Outside the Stade de France, where 80,000 young people spoke with Léon Certainly, this country is on the verge of bankruptcy and is preparing to endure a fistfight of demagogues for several months. But the pope's message hovers over these contingencies and seems to address a collective conscience that awaited him, a sort of dormant France that wakes up and takes to the streets at the mention of the creed. Never have spiritual time and political time been so separated from each other. And never has the first so dominated the second with its charm, its positive feelings, its inexplicable depth.
Paradox: it is in this context of enthusiasm for faith, where the question of the interior life...

Pope Leo

Pope Leo

During his visit to Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV recognized the systemic nature of sexual violence in the Church after meeting seven victims. He also called for peace during a giant mass bringing together 200,000 people and must end his visit to France in Metz, where he will address European construction in front of Emmanuel Macron.

After bringing together more than 800,000 people on Saturday in Paris on the Champs-ĂlysĂ©es, Pope Leo

Visiting Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV sharply criticized France's law on assisted dying, calling the practice immoral. He must also meet seven victims of sexual violence within the Church during a closed-door interview.
Visiting Lourdes, Pope Francis strongly criticized the French law on assisted dying. He called this practice âplanned deathâ and called for prioritizing palliative care, saying that the legality of an act does not guarantee its morality.