Live: Pope Leo XIV arrives in Metz for final stop of France visit
Summary
Pope Leo XIV visited Metz, France, on the last day of his trip to the country. He gave a speech on peace and Europe, held a Mass attended by President Emmanuel Macron, and met with various officials before leaving for Rome.Key Facts
- Pope Leo XIV arrived in Metz on September 28, 2026, for the final stop of his visit to France.
- He spoke at the Robert Schuman Convention Center about peace and European unity.
- French President Emmanuel Macron attended the Mass celebrated by the pope at Saint-Étienne Cathedral.
- The pope's schedule in Metz included an interfaith meeting, a speech, a procession, the Mass, and a departure ceremony.
- The visit highlights the pope's focus on Europe's historical Catholic heartlands.
- Metz is located in northeastern France, near the border region.
- After Metz, Pope Leo XIV flew back to Rome.
- The visit is part of a broader effort to address Europe's role in global peace and the church’s presence in Europe.
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