Vatican Journey to France
Pope: May France remain a champion of peace and multilateralism
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Pope Leo XIV encouraged France to pursue peace through disarmament during his first public address in the country.
In his speech, the Pope recognized the Catholic Church's role in French society. He urged the nation to act as a leader for multilateralism and to work toward a peace that is unarmed and disarming.
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