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On the first day of his visit to France, Pope Leo XIV arrived at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis to preside over a vigil in a meeting with over 80,000 young people. Before his arrival, a show surrounded the stadium, so that the pontiff would then visit him in the papamovil. Report from our correspondent, Erika Olavarría.
On September 25, Pope Leo XIV began his four-day visit to France with a call against assisted death, two months after the country legalized the help to die, and with a warning about the "machine paradise" brought by the IA. Thousands of Parisians acclaimed him with euphoria during his papamovil tour of the city center, in the first mass bath of his journey. Report by our journalist, Natalia Ruiz.
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.
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Paris on September 25, beginning his historic four-day visit to France. In his first day in the capital, the Pope's agenda included presiding over the Solemn Vespers in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris and leading a youth vigil in the Stadium of France. From Paris, our journalist, Erika Olavarría, extended the details.
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At least 80,000 young people gathered in the Stade of France, in Saint- Denis, to hear the words of Pope Leo XIV, who arrived in France for a four-day visit, 18 years after the last visit of a high pontiff to that country. Our journalist, Natalia Mendoza, extended the details of how the visit lives from the ground.
Our journalist Erika Olavarría spoke with some of the attendees to the tour of Pope Leo XIV in the papamovil on the first day of his visit to France. For them, seeing it was like a dream come true and very emotional, even though it was for just a moment.
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.
France receives its first official papal visit in 18 years. For Marcial Sánchez Gaete, a doctor in history and expert in the Catholic Church, the visit of León XIV to the Galo country is not a coincidence, but a visit planned to speak from a representative nation to speak to the entire European continent.
In our section Press Review we analyze the main French portades that define the arrival of Pope Leo XIV to Paris as a historic visit. Media such as' Le Monde 'and' Le Figaro 'speak of a "wind of enthusiasm' and of the differences with his predecessor, Pope Francis. Meanwhile, the 'Liberation' and 'Charlie Hebdo' magazines keep a more critical look at the Pontiff.
Lion XIV exalts the country as "spiritual lighthouse" in a convulsed and threatened world by the IA, but condemns "scheduled death," abortion and subrogated gestation
More than 600,000 people are expected to attend the Mass of Pope Leo XIV on Saturday, September 26 in Paris's Plaza de la Concordia. The tickets for the youth vigil at the Stade de France were exhausted in just a few hours. How can this fervor be understood, given that the number of Catholic faithful has steadily decreased in France for decades? Is it a sign of a rebirth, especially considering that, at the same time, more adults are baptized each year?
Pope Leo XIV began his four-day visit to France on Friday, 25 September, with a call against the laws that allow assisted death, just two months after the country established a legal right to die for people with incurable diseases after years of intense debate. The Vatican leader also urged the world to reconsider the development of artificial intelligence, with a fervent warning: the IA could create a future in which a "machine paradise" takes control of the Earth.
León XIV speaks on the plane to Paris, and addresses issues like the IA or the media veto in the White House: "It is very important to have good coverage everywhere and for everyone"
Political tensions around immigration and Islam, coupled with issues such as the inclusion of the right to abortion in the Constitution or euthanasia, add political interest to the visit
No one censure that a book with IA is prepared, but the machine will write it and then the alleged author will deny it all.
The excommunication of the Saint Pius X Priest Fraternity gives Pope Leo XIV a delicate situation in France, where this integrist community is very rooted, with a hundred places of worship and a network of unconcerted schools. For their part, members of the Fraternity expect firm positions on euthanasia and abortion.
In the Plaza de la Concordia the immense stage for Pope Leo XIV is finished, which will receive 600,000 people for an outdoor mass. On September 25, the Pontiff will arrive in France, a country that a Pope did not officially visit for 18 years, when Benedict XVI travelled there in 2008. His four-day tour will begin in Paris, then visit the Lourdes shrine and end in Metz on September 28. The Parisians are waiting for the arrival of the high Pontiff, and the Catholics prepare to receive him.
United Nations On September 25, Pope Leo XIV will return to France after two decades without a Vatican leader visiting that country. Your tour will begin in Paris, then visit the Lourdes shrine and end in Metz.
