Hundreds of thousands turn out for Pope's popemobile parade on the Champs-Élysées
Large crowds gathered along the Champs-Élysées in Paris to see Pope Leo XIV pass in the popemobile.
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Hundreds of thousands of people turned out along the Champs-Élysées in Paris to catch a glimpse of the Pope as he passed by in the popemobile.
The parade formed part of the pontiff's visit to the French capital, drawing large crowds to one of the city's most prominent avenues.
Commentary on the visit included remarks from Stan Chu Ilo, a senior research professor at DePaul University, reflecting on the significance of the occasion.
The turnout underscores the scale of public interest surrounding the papal visit to Paris.
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- Hundreds of thousands turn out for Pope's popemobile parade along Champs-Élysées — France 24 — English
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