Macron and Pope Leo XIV Speak on European Unity During Metz Visit
France 24 is following live coverage of Emmanuel Macron and Pope Leo XIV addressing European unity during the pope's stop in Metz.
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France 24 reported live coverage of French President Emmanuel Macron and Pope Leo XIV speaking on the theme of European unity during the pope's visit to Metz, the final stop of his trip to France.
The live coverage indicates the two leaders addressed the topic during the pope's stay in the city, though further details of the remarks were not included in the available report.
The visit forms part of Pope Leo XIV's broader trip through France, which concluded with the stop in Metz.
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- 🔴Follow live: France's Macron, Pope Leo XIV speak on European unity in Metz — France 24 — English
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