'A once-in-a-lifetime event': Faithful and curious flock to Pope Leo XIV's Mass in Paris
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'A once-in-a-lifetime event': Faithful and curious flock to Pope Leo XIV's Mass in Paris Paris, France – Some 700,000 people are estimated to have packed the Champs-Élysées and Place de la Concorde in Paris on Saturday for Pope Leo XIV's open-air Mass, the…
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'A once-in-a-lifetime event': Faithful and curious flock to Pope Leo XIV's Mass in Paris Paris, France – Some 700,000 people are estimated to have packed the Champs-Élysées and Place de la Concorde in Paris on Saturday for Pope Leo XIV's open-air Mass, the…
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