Vatican Estimates 700,000 Attended Pope Leo XIV's Paris Mass
The Vatican said around 700,000 people gathered for the pope's outdoor Mass at Place de la Concorde as part of his four-day visit to France, according to France 24.
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Pope Leo XIV held an outdoor Mass at Paris's Place de la Concorde on Saturday before a crowd the Vatican estimated at around 700,000 people, according to France 24.
The open-air event drew large crowds to the French capital as part of the pope's four-day visit to France, the report said.
France 24 has been providing live coverage of the visit, with further updates expected as the trip continues.
Additional details on the remainder of the pope's itinerary were not specified in the source report.
Sources
- Live: Vatican estimates 700,000 people gathered for Pope Leo's Mass in central Paris — France 24 — English
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