Le pape Léon XIV rassemble une foule nombreuse à Paris pour la messe de la Concorde
Selon le Vatican, environ 800 000 personnes ont assisté à la messe, avant que le pape ne poursuive son voyage vers Lourdes.
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Le pape Léon XIV a rassemblé une foule nombreuse à Paris à l'occasion de la messe de la Concorde, selon Le Monde.
D'après le Vatican, quelque 800 000 personnes ont assisté à l'événement, parmi lesquelles plusieurs candidats à l'élection présidentielle, des catholiques fervents et des curieux.
Dans son homélie, le pape a évoqué « la soif de transcendance ». Il s'est ensuite rendu à Lourdes, prochaine étape de son voyage.
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- Léon XIV, en pape tranquille et rassembleur, fait le plein à Paris pour la messe de la Concorde — Le Monde — Une
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