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In Brief: Leo XIV in France: The Holy Father Celebrates Vespers at Notre-Dame de Paris

France 24's report summarizes the key available details while maintaining attributions to their sources.

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— France 24 — Français

France 24 devotes coverage to "In Brief: Leo XIV in France: The Holy Father Celebrates Vespers at Notre-Dame de Paris" and presents this as the central development in available news.

The Holy Father was welcomed by Paris Archbishop Laurent Ulrich at the cathedral's doors on Friday afternoon, September 25. The report also notes that only one-third of attendees were able to enter the cathedral, which has limited capacity, while others followed the service from the square outside. Once inside the cathedral, the Pope presided over vespers, traditionally celebrated in late afternoon or early evening. Details from Florence Gaillard, a journalist at France 24.

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