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Straight to... Metz and the last day of Pope Leo XIV in France, with a large reception

It is the last day of Pope Leo XIV's visit to France. Since September 25, Leo XIV has brought together thousands of people in liturgical celebrations and around their messages of peace, brotherhood and brotherhood. During the four days of visit, the Pontiff also met with victims of sexual abuse by members of the clergy, who were assured that he would do his best to continue the investigations to prevent the recurrence of these events. Moreover, the controversy was unleashed by the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron at the Pope's last mass in France. Info

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Visit from Macron to Spain: what benefits would the Friendship Treaty bring to both countries?

The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, arrived in Spain on the first State visit of a Galo president to the neighbouring country since 2009. Despite this long parenthesis, both nations have maintained good economic and diplomatic relations, as well as a good tune among their leaders. In the # InvitadDelDiaF24 we spoke to Fernando Vega Lugo, political analyst, lawyer and politologist, about the benefits that each country would get, the search to ratify the Friendship Treaty and European cooperation.

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REPLAY - Emmanuel Macron from Metz alongside Pope Leo XIV

The French President, Emmanuel Macron, took the floor to introduce the Pope's conference, entitled "At the Roots of Europe for Peace and Unity", at the Robert Schuman Congress Centre in Metz. He boasts the construction of Europe, led by Robert Schuman, General de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer.

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Leo XIV in Metz: Pope wants to focus on Europe

Pope Leo XIV arrived Monday morning in Metz, where he intends to give a European tone on the fourth - and last - day of his visit to France, in the presence of Emmanuel Macron, who will finally attend Mass. The details of Christophe Dickes, historian of the Vatican, papacy and international relations.

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Live: in Metz, Pope Leo XIV celebrates a last Mass in France

Arriving in Metz on Monday, Pope Leo XIV delivered a speech at the Robert Schuman Congress Centre. He felt that one could not speak of Europe without mentioning Christianity, while denouncing the "unnecessary massacres" linked to the return of war on the Old Continent. The day will then give rise to a last tour in papamobile in the midst of thousands of faithful and a Mass at St.Étienne's Cathedral in the presence of Emmanuel Macron. Follow the Pope's final stage in France live.

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Léon XIV in Metz: last stage of his viste in France

Pope Leo XIV arrived Monday morning in Metz, where he intends to give a European tone on the fourth - and last - day of his visit to France, in the presence of Emmanuel Macron, who will finally attend Mass.

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Lion XIV arrives in France and warns about IA and euthanasia in his first speech to Macron

An apostolic, historical and political visit. Pope Leo XIV arrived in France on 25 September, on the first visit of a Pontiff to that country in 18 years. The leading leader of the Catholic Church met with the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, at the Elyseum Palace, where he delivered a speech in French expressing his concern for assisted death and alerting to the dangers of artificial intelligence. Then he went to Notre-Dame in his papamovil and, on the way, he took a mass bath.

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Report from Paris: IA, right to life and education, central themes of Lion XIV speeches

Pope Leo XIV arrived in France for the first official visit of a Pontiff to this country in 18 years. He was received by President Emmanuel Macron, with whom he had a meeting at the Elysée Palace, where he expressed his concern about the advancement of artificial intelligence and called for the protection of life, days after the National Assembly approved the legalization of assisted death. Our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo extended the information.

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Leo XIV replicates his message from his encyclical 'Magnifica humanitas' in his speech to the UN

Pope Leo XIV highlighted his concern for the development of IA tools in his UNESCO speech and his statement after meeting with President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysée Palace. The Pontiff had already expressed his vision of this technology and the need to improve it by thinking about the humanity of people in his encyclical 'Magnify Humans'. Our guest Santiago Andrés Sierra González explained what these documents are and their importance to the Catholic Church.

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Saudi Arabia - France: sending "military means" to "protect" a key site

Saudi Arabia announced on Thursday, 24 September, that it had intercepted a missile attack from neighbouring Yemen by the pro-Iranian Houthis, against the background of intensified hostilities between the two sides. Air defences shot down six missiles in the Taif and Yanbu areas of the Red Sea. Emmanuel Macron said sending "military means" there to "protect" these key energy sites.

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Leo XIV in France: an arrival of the Apostolic and non-political Pope?

Pope Leo XIV began on Friday 25 September in Paris a four-day apostolic visit to France, "land of rich Christian roots" where he immediately pleaded for peace in a speech at the Elysée alongside Emmanuel Macron, questioning the influence that the head of the Catholic Church can have on political decisions. The details of Constance Colonna Cesaria, journalist specializing in the papacy.

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Leo XIV: Pope's arrival at the Elysée Palace

Pope Leo XIV arrived in France, welcomed to the Elysée by President Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte Macron, at the beginning of a four-day visit much awaited by the Catholic faithful, during which he wanted to "proclaim peace".

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REPLAY - Speech by Emmanuel Macron alongside Pope Leo XIV in France

President Emmanuel Macron's speech was made at the Palais de l'Élysée on Friday, September 25, during the first day of Pope Leo XIV's visit to France. The French president said in particular that "French secularism" is "nully the negation of religion", hoping that the pope could meet "a France always seeking the universal, an emancipated, diverse and united France".