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Pope Leo XIV Begins Four-Day Visit to France

Pope Leo XIV is on a four-day visit to France, starting with a Mass in Paris expected to attract over 600,000 attendees. President Emmanuel Macron will meet the Pope but will not attend the Masses due to the separation of church and state. The visit includes meetings with young people, migrants, and victims of clergy abuse, reflecting both the Pope's agenda and the historical context of the Catholic Church in France.

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Pope Leo XIV is on a four-day visit to France, starting with a Mass in Paris expected to attract over 600,000 attendees. President Emmanuel Macron will meet the Pope but will not attend the Masses due to the separation of church and state. The visit includes meetings with young people, migrants, and victims of clergy abuse, reflecting both the Pope's agenda and the historical context of the Catholic Church in France.

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Hundreds of thousands expected in Paris for Pope's visit

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Pope Leo XIV Begins Four-Day Visit to France