
Le pape Léon XIV a célébré une messe place de la Concorde samedi, rassemblant de nombreuses personnalités politiques du centre, de la droite et du Rassemblement national, tandis que les principales figures de gauche étaient absentes, ayant choisi de participer à des marches pour le climat.
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La messe célébrée par le pape Léon XIV place de la Concorde a rassemblé des personnalités politiques françaises, reflétant les divisions actuelles entre la gauche et les autres courants politiques sur les questions sociales et environnementales.
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Plusieurs responsables politiques du centre, de la droite et du Rassemblement national ont assisté samedi à la messe célébrée par le pape Léon XIV place de la Concorde. Les principales figures de gauche étaient, elles, absentes, plusieurs ayant choisi de participer aux marches pour le climat.

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Emmanuel Macron will welcome Pope Leo XIV in Paris on Friday and will speak alongside him at the Élysée then in Metz three days later, although he will not participate in any of the three masses celebrated during the apostolic trip. Several political leaders from the center, the right and the National Rally attended the mass at Place de la Concorde, while the main left-wing figures were absent, having chosen to participate in the climate marches.