European Union, Concordat... Why Does Leo XIV Go to Metz?
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After Paris and Lourdes, Pope Leo XIV concluded his visit to France this Monday in Metz, in the north-east of the Hexagon. A less anticipated stage but a choice full of meaning. On this land long torn apart by the wars, Metz became a symbol of the beginnings of the European project. The prefecture of the Moselle also enjoys a special status with regard to the Church: the Concordat. Here, the law of 1905 on the separation of the Churches and the …
Pope Leo XIV will close his visit to France with a visit to Metz this Monday, September 28th. A heavy choice of meaning.
To close his four-day trip to France, Pope Leo XIV decided to add a stage to Metz rather than to conclude in Lourdes, in the Hautes-Pyrénées. You are explained why.
You wonder why Pope Leo XIV chose Metz as his third city for his visit to France? This is an identity: Robert Schuman. And there is a link with Luxembourg.
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