Pope Leo XIV concluded a four-day visit to France, emphasizing the European Union’s role in eliminating barriers. Speaking in Metz, a key city in the EU’s history, he applauded the union’s efforts in unity and collaboration.
The Pope participated in various events, including a torchlit procession in Lourdes, France. His remarks highlighted his dual influence as both a spiritual guide for 1.4 billion Catholics and a prominent figure in global diplomacy.
The visit underscored the Pope’s appreciation for the EU’s success in fostering cooperation and peace across member countries. His support for the EU aligns with his message of unity and solidarity.
Pope Leo XIV reflected on the EU’s accomplishments and encouraged ongoing dialogue between nations to ensure continued progress.
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