
The French president will be present this Monday for the final mass of the pontifical trip after a first day marked by popular fervor.
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Pope Leo XIV is making a four-day official visit to France, marked by public trips and religious celebrations.
Scenes of jubilation in Paris, popemobile parade, fireworks: the pope's crazy first day in France
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Emmanuel Macron will attend the mass of Leo XIV in Metz this Monday
Absent at the mass celebrated on Saturday at Place de la Concorde, Emmanuel Macron will be present at the final mass of Leo XIV's trip to France, this Monday afternoon.
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Emmanuel Macron will attend the mass of Leo XIV in Metz this Monday.
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