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Pope Leo XIV Visits France Amid Discussions on Assisted Dying and Clerical Abuse

Pope Leo XIV is visiting France for the first time in 18 years, focusing on human dignity amid discussions on assisted dying and clerical abuse. The visit includes meetings with President Macron, a service at Notre-Dame Cathedral, and an address at UNESCO. The Pope will also meet survivors of clerical abuse and engage in discussions on various social issues.

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Pope Leo XIV is visiting France for the first time in 18 years, focusing on human dignity amid discussions on assisted dying and clerical abuse. The visit includes meetings with President Macron, a service at Notre-Dame Cathedral, and an address at UNESCO. The Pope will also meet survivors of clerical abuse and engage in discussions on various social issues.

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Pope Leo heads to France amid assisted dying, abuse debates

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Pope Leo XIV Visits France Amid Discussions on Assisted Dying and Clerical Abuse