Crowds Anticipated at Champs-Élysées for Pope's Mass

Vatican coverage reports a massive Mass in Paris led by Pope Louis XIV, expected to be attended by around 600,000 worshippers on the second day of his visit to France. The Pope began his day with a visit to the "Dar Bachita" center, which welcomes migrants, where he delivered a speech emphasizing the importance of living together with dignity and peace. He highlighted that history is written by those who make space for others and work to build peace and trust. This visit comes at a sensitive time, with French presidential elections approaching. The immigration issue is expected to come to the forefront once again, sparking widespread public engagement. Preparations are underway to move crowds to larger venues and close some metro stations. Political figures running for president are participating in the event, while President Emmanuel Macron was absent. The Pope also met with new delegates to strengthen the Church’s presence in France, in response to declining participation in religious practices.

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