Religion. Pope's Visit to Metz: the Grant of the City Hall Attacked in Court by Two Secular Associations
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The Pope Leo XIV will be in France from Friday 25th to Monday 28th September. He will pass through Metz (Moselle) on the last day, where the City has invested more than 500,000 euros for the occasion. A figure that shockes some inhabitants, even if the economic benefits will be certain. - "A boon for us": between expected benefits and criticisms, the welcome of Leo XIV makes debate in Metz (Topics of society).
The 1905 Law on the Separation of Churches and the State does not apply in Moselle or Alsace, so the communities can finance the cults there.
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Two associations question the legality of the grant granted by the City of Metz, which will be used in particular to acquire giant screens intended to broadcast the Mass celebrated by Leo XIV.
The town hall plans to invest 250,000 to finance, among other things, the acquisition of giant screens to equip fan areas where the mass celebrated by Leo XIV will be broadcast at the Cathedral of Metz. Two associations contest the legality of this grant.
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dna.frTwo secular associations question the legality of the grant granted by the City of Metz, which will be used in particular to acquire giant screens intended to broadcast the Mass celebrated by Leo XIV.
Two associations question the legality of the grant granted by the City of Metz, which will be used in particular to acquire giant screens intended to broadcast the Mass celebrated by Leo XIV.
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