Vatican Journey to France
Papst über Taufboom in Frankreich: „Nicht bei seliger Naivität stehenbleiben“
First source report
Pope Leo XIV told the Church in France to provide continuous support for people both before and after they receive the sacrament of baptism. Speaking in Paris on Saturday during a meeting with catechumens, newly baptized members, and participants of a provincial assembly, the Pope urged the Church not to remain in a state of blessed naivety regarding this growth.
The Pope described the faith of adults seeking baptism as a treasure given to the Church in France and the universal Church.
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