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Pope Leo XIV attends European peace meeting
First source report
Pope Leo XIV attended the "At the Roots of Europe for Peace and Unity" meeting at the Robert Schuman Congress Center in Metz. French President Emmanuel Macron opened the event by stating that the European continent must resist nationalism, hatred of others, and isolationism.
During the meeting, Cardinal Jean-Marc Aveline spoke about the possibility of reconciliation.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsDepuis Metz, l'appel pour une Europe force de paix et de démocratie
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