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Nuntius in Paris zur Frankreichreise: Alles bereit für Papst Leo
First source report
Pope Leo XIV will begin an apostolic journey to France this Friday, September 25. The trip includes visits to Lourdes and Metz and is scheduled to conclude on September 28.
Archbishop Celestino Migliore, the papal nuncio to France, stated in an interview with Vatican News that preparations for the visit are complete. He noted the high level of anticipation for the arrival of the pope.
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