Who is paying for the pope’s visit to France?
Summary
The cost of Pope Leo XIV’s trip to France has increased from an estimated €12 million to €27 million because of high public interest. Since France is a secular country (meaning government and religion are separate), the question arises about who will pay for the visit’s expenses.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV is visiting France.
- The visit’s initial cost estimate was €12 million.
- The cost has increased to €27 million due to excitement about the trip.
- France is a secular country, which means the government usually does not fund religious events.
- There is a debate about who will pay for the pope’s visit.
- The news comes from a journalist named Sam Ball.
- Security for the visit is a major concern and involves a large operation.
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