pape-france.fr
Official site for Pope Leo XIV's 25–28 September 2026 visit to France and UNESCO, with speeches, videos and itinerary
About pape-france.fr
Pape-france.fr is the site for the apostolic visit of Pope Leo XIV to France and UNESCO, held 25–28 September 2026. It publishes the day-by-day programme, speeches, homilies, prayers, videos and the full itinerary of the visit.
The site is published by the Conférence des évêques de France and includes a guestbook for visitors and a newsletter subscription for official announcements.
The visit's stops covered on the site are UNESCO, Paris, Saint-Denis, Lourdes and Metz.
Product: Information site covering the 2026 apostolic visit of Pope Leo XIV to France, with speeches, videos, itinerary and a guestbook.
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