
In Brief: Pope's Visit to Metz: Leo XIV Calls for Necessary Peace in Europe by Appealing for Concessions
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The pope warned that relations between nations are becoming 'increasingly uncivilised' and urged Europe to break the cycle.

French President Emmanuel Macron warned against a 'resurgence of nationalism' as he spoke alongside Pope Leo XIV on the final day of the pontiff's visit to France.

Pope Leo XIV appealed for peace and unity in a speech in Metz, France, on the last day of his four-day visit, warning against rising incivility between states.

During the final leg of his trip to France, the pope delivered a speech on Europe and peace, introduced by Emmanuel Macron.

France 24 is following live coverage of Emmanuel Macron and Pope Leo XIV addressing European unity during the pope's stop in Metz.
The pope's stop in Metz, a city linked to EU founding father Robert Schuman, marks the final day of his visit to France.
The Pope speaks on peace and Europe at the heart of the Robert Schuman congresses, ahead of a Mass at Saint-Étienne Cathedral in the presence of Emmanuel Macron.
The pope is expected to address hopes for peace in Europe and lead an afternoon Mass attended by President Emmanuel Macron on the last day of his French tour.
The pope urged Europe to remember its Christian roots and appealed for peace and unity during a speech in the northeastern French city of Metz.
The Pope concludes his visit to France in Metz, marked by gatherings in Paris and Lourdes, before a mass at Saint-Étienne Cathedral in the presence of Emmanuel Macron.
Around ten European leaders, including Jean-Claude Juncker and Prince Albert II of Monaco, are to attend the address by Pope Leo XIV, to be introduced by Emmanuel Macron.

On his final day in France, the Pope traveled to Metz on Monday to celebrate European integration as a source of peace, with the French president present at the mass.

After drawing large crowds in Paris and Lourdes, the pope will end his visit on Monday in the northeastern city of Metz with a Mass and remarks on the future of the European Union.

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