Pope’s France Visit Highlights Christian Unity
The visit of Pope Lwón to France from September 25 to 28 aims to promote interfaith dialogue and work for peace, especially in the city of Metz, which holds historical significance in the relationship between the state and religions. An announcement called the "Metz Appeal" will be signed, emphasizing the importance of religious cooperation to address global crises. This comes forty years after the Assise meeting that brought together representatives of all religions to pray for peace. The visit also addresses the need to move beyond Orthodox stagnation, which hampers church unity, and to pursue comprehensive dialogues and respond to the spirit of modernity in order to preserve Christian testimonies in a changing and troubled world.
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